**NONE OF THESE CHARACTERS BELONG TO ME. They belong to Cassandra Clare.***

The distance between the friendship of Emilee and Brooklyn stretches and stretches up to their breaking point. ~~~ "Emilee?" Brooklyn asks, taking my hair behind my ear. "Oh my gosh. Emilee! Are you hurt?" He's eyes suddenly grows wide with concern. "Yeah... I am." I say with sad eyes. I think we both know I'm not talking about the soccer ball hitting my head anymore. I stand up, and fix my skirt and top. I begin to walk away, but he reached for my wrist. "Emilee I'm sorry." He says, looking into my eyes. I nod. "I'm sorry for me too. I wasted my time thinking you still care." I spit out. "I- I still care." He replies. "You sure as hell didn't show it." I say with anger, but control with my voice.

❝we've got a bit of love hate❞

Darcy and her family move to London, when she becomes close with the famous Brooklyn Beckham, will his families fame ruin their chance of a relationship?

One harmless song turned into something so much more. [This book deals with the reality of depression, it needs to be brought to our attention. The outcome once this this is finished is to show you the true beauty you withhold. Some parts may be graphic as you get farther into the book, just a warning. Stay strong, I just want to help you with what you may be experiencing.]

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.

My name is Natalie. I am 14 years old, and heading into my first year of high school. That would be exciting...if I got to experience my first year with my friends. But, my dad got offered a job in the states, and of course, he took it. Now, I am forced to move to Texas. ~ Meet Natalie. She's your average 14 year old girl, excited for her first year of high school -or at least she was. Natalie and her friends were looking forward to going to high school together, until Natalie's father got offered a job in Texas. Now, the girls' dreams are shattered, and Natalie is forced to move and experience freshman year alone. She is terrified, thinking about all the things that could go wrong.

I try so hard to forget her, but I can't. I can't forget, Brooke. Change is good, right? People change all the time. So why is it so goddamn bad that I have?

Just like everyone else, Marigold Palmer was forced into the world of the zombie apocalypse without choice. But she'll soon learn that the apocalypse is no place for a kid, and it's time to grow up. #1 in #RIGGS as of November 18, 2018

Sequel to Run