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Sophia wants her ex-boyfriend Colt back but it's going to be hard for her since she and her friends--Cassandra, Tiffany, Alexandrea, Lissa and Sunshine are going to transfer to another school and another house. Sophia and her friends will be living in a house which is far away from their parents' houses. The six of them didn't know that the school they were about to transfer has a clash between the boys and the girls. There were six boys leading all the boys in school to the clash while the girls doesn't have. The girls are being bullied by the boys but when Sophia and her friends arrived, the girls are already fighting back to the boys because Sophia and her friends led the girls to the clash. But not long after the six girls arrived, the clash stopped. Why did it stopped? Neither boys nor girls surrendered? Or did the leaders fell in love with each other?

Question: How do you get over it? Answer: You don't. You don't want to. It makes you who you are. Sean Murphy lost his mother days after her fifty-ninth birthday, following a five-year battle with cancer. In this eloquent memoir, he explores his family history through the context of grief, compassion, faith, and the cultivation of an artistic sensibility. Unfolding in a range of voices, brutal and tender in its portrayal of terminal illness, Please Talk about Me When I'm Gone is an unyielding love story, in which devotion and memory are capable of transcending death. I will be serializing this memoir with a new chapter twice a week, on Friday and Sunday.

Sami, and Mimi are expecting it to be another boring year of boarding school. They're already sick of the normalcy. After all they can already tell you how the year will go: Write letters home. Get straight A's Be in by curfew And all other boring things. However things change when they both get knocked up. How are they supposed to hide basketball bellies in these stupid uniforms? Well maybe with awesome besties, secret passageways, and a pair of scissors, things might work out for the best. But hey, it's just another year. BETA'D BY: miamoo916

A story about a girl who hates her name, and who hates the rain. Let's join her as she finds someone who'll teach her not only to walk but even to dance in the rain.