Avery and Josh were complete oppisites. Josh was a little badass. Barely, passable grades, rude additude, tattoos, piercings, and a wall built so hard, not even Miley Cyrus's wrecking ball could tear it down. Avery, or Avy to her friends, was a goody- two shoes. Straight A student, nice to everyone, class president, cheerleading captain, and perfect daughter. Until Josh moved next door... She had come out the shower and her towel was off. Her favorite song came on and she started dancing. And Josh was at his window. And was staring at her birthday suit... ********* for clarification purposes.. i wrote this book when i was 13. it's been almost 7 years later now, i turn 20 this year (2020) more than half the book sucks but i'm too lazy to rewrite and edit it. i'm so sorry for anything cringey and inappropriate. i have no idea how it's gotten so popular throughout the years. many apologies. enjoy what you can ! lots of love. - AK ************* highest rankings so far 1 in bad boy next door ! 1 in teen drama ! 1 in teen romance !

Lexi Grayson is a normal teenager, as normal as she can be with her unobserving skills and her overthinking mind. But she might need the overthinking if she wants to unravel the smirking mystery that is Blake Eaton.

as you can tell from the title, i am ranting , and anything else i think of that i feel like writing

My parents. They fight every single day. And they are almost always drunk. I couldn't take it anymore so I decided to go to my aunts house in San Diego. This boy was moving in across the street from me about the same time as me. He has gorgeous curly brown hair and the best green eyes I have ever seen. I don't even know his name.

In life, you typically don't always get what you want. Of course I learned that the hard way. You won't always be as good looking as others, which I learned. You won't always have as much money, or as much popularity as others, which I also learned. You might think life's unfair. It is. Life is like comparing Boats and Ships and seeing which is bigger. It just isn't fair.