In which Luke is in love with his best friend Victoria, who has a not-so-great boyfriend. Trying to navigate relationships, friendships and Luke's band rapidly rising to fame, will the pair remain friends, or become something more?

tall, blonde, blue eyed captain of the basketball team luke hemmings was the school's bad boy. he had girls left right and centre falling at his feet. forced to leave her previous school, introvert felicity matthews had became reluctant to even leave the house, conscious of her every move. they are a prime example of polar opposites therefore it is not much of a surprise how taken aback everyone is when they take a liking to each other. but is it all too good to be true? NOTE: this story includes sexism!! yes it clearly is an awful thing and feel free to leave comments about how terrible some of the characters are for this but please bare in mind that this is (obviously) NOT my opinion (again, obviously!!). any comments from now on accusing me of this shall be deleted. [...also I wrote this literally three years ago and I'm unlikely to get round to posting more anytime soon so please don't bother reading if unfinished shit annoys you lmao.]

Allison Montgomery wasn't your average teenage girl. She liked punk rock bands and dressed in all black almost all the time. She already had a hard time fitting in at her school in Cleveland, Ohio, so she figured she would have an even harder time fitting in at her new school in Sydney, Australia. When she meets Luke Hemmings, the typical bad boy who could get any girl he wanted, her life will take a huge turn. But for better or worse?

Sequel to Run

What kind of mess have we gotten ourselves into

Luke and Victoria have been through a lot.. and now, they're going to go through a whole lot more

After Luke and Victoria have the worst day of their lives, what happens now? They both have new obstacles in their way, whether it be new people in their lives, or their own apprehensions. When their paths finally cross, everybody wonders if they can go back to how they were before that awful day.