"Cinderella had till midnight, I have twelve kisses to win back my prince's heart," John wants Metilda to end their marriage.He believes that he has fallen in love with another woman. Metilda agrees but she has one condition. John must kiss her every afternoon in-front of their son for twelve days. On the 12th kiss, something unexpected happens. highest rating so far #1

A tender moment - the touch of skin, the warmth of another's breath. The darkness allows a sad for of honesty. A girl's thoughts as she is pressed against a boy in the back of a car. A short, nameless one-shot. Contest entry.

he called me beautiful. lowercase intended. highest rankings : #5 on taylornunez #482 on dancer

It is the summer of 1950. President Truman has just declared war on North Korea. "Mona Lisa" by Nat King Cole is at the top of the charts. And June Cartwright is about to come face to face with the boy who broke her heart.

Every girl is wondering about two things: 1. What do I want to do with my life? 2. What kind of person do I want to marry? So I traveled around the world looking for answers. Five men, three continents, one prophecy... And an appearance on Chinese reality TV. I thought fairy tales only existed in leather-bound books... Until the phone rang... This is a true story.

"we're just friends that stick together like glue and we'll never be broken." Since the age of five, these three girls had been inseparable, and through thick and thin, their friendship still stood as strong as ever. As things began to change for the worse, and some foolish boys keep on going in and out of their lives. Will things get better, or will standing together, mean breaking each other in the end? _ Nextgenerationauthor ©||2016

Three is an odd number. It's always hard to find a balance with three. At least that's what people always say when they introduce themselves as each other's best friends.

"Give me ten days, and I can give you ten reasons not to die." Evan paused. "And if I can't change your mind by then, you can go jump off that cliff."

When Vienna dreamed of her future as an artist, she didn’t imagine being the starving kind but life hasn’t quite turned out as she envisaged it. Stuck in a dead-end job and living with her sworn-enemy-turned-best-friend isn’t where she thought she’d be at 23: adulthood isn’t turning out quite as she planned. It doesn’t help that she has her mother breathing down her neck, forcing her to jump through life’s hoops. When a serendipitous meeting comes her way, she has a choice to make and a risk to take: she can play it safe and keep painting by numbers or she can begin a new canvas and risk losing everything to find the joy her life is sorely missing. The natural reaction is to do what any struggling artist would: Vienna quits her job, the only safety net she has, to pursue her dream.