In College Life, Sang and Kayli meet their boys a bit differently, and the Academy isn't as much of a secret. Join the Ghost Bird and Scarab Beetle teams in their quest to find acceptance, happiness, and most of all love. Watch as Sang and Kayli join the ever exclusive Academy, the biggest social organization on campus, and learn with them, that even organizations in the spot lights have secrets. **Things to keep in mind** -Kayli and Sang are both 19 -GB ages still go according to Sangs age -SB boys ages range from 21-24 (Never too old to go to college) -The shower incident didn't happen -The vinegar and lemon punishment happened frequently, eventually her throat became accustomed to it and it made her singing voice better. (Probably impossible but this is fiction so idc) -I have absolutely no knowledge of motorcycles so forgive anything that makes no sense -This is not for personal gain blah blah blah all GB & SB characters belong to the lovely creative mind of C.L. Stone -Also beware the plot bunnies Enjoy!

Based off C.L. Stone's Ghostbird series Sang and her boys finally have some time to themselves after a crazy busy few years, their relationship is solid and they need this time. So the boys decide to surprise their girl with a trip. A trip to the one place that everyone should visit as a child. To a place Sang has dreamed about since being introduced to it. A magical place where dreams come true. I know there's a story out there already (a very good one) about this particular vacation spot with the group, but I love Disney and I wanted to write my own version. Besides, you can never have too much Disney, right? *winks* Also I'm not 100% on the title, but we'll see if it grows on me, or if I decide to change it. I have no idea how long this story will go on for, and for now I don't have an exact ending in mind right now, so it could be a while. Also, this story isn't angsty, and very much fluff (though some drama might occur, but it shall be resolved quickly, but hopefully not unrealistically). I hope not to exhaust out the Disney theme and have it become boring, so if that happens, please let me know. I hope you enjoy!

Since she was eight years old, Sang has been living with an abusive family that's hated her. When they move to South Carolina, she finally gets the courage to run away - but at what cost? Note: All primary characters portrayed are those of CL Stone, author of The Academy series. I'm receiving no financial gains from this, nor will any be sought. Some scene settings/dialogue can be found in her first novel, but the primary arc of the story is my own. Photo credit: "Dark Clouds Approaching" by Benson Kua/Flickr

When Gabriel and Sang are assigned to watch over bullying happening in a children's art class, Sang is on cloud nine that she actually gets to help with a mission. There's a catch though. Gabriel has to clean up his language, or they both will get kicked off the assignment. Not to be daunted, Sang comes up with a clever way to "Sweeten up" his colorful way of speaking to get them both through the assignment. But will they still be speaking to each other by the end of the mission, or even finish it without dropping the F bomb in a class full of little kids? It's anyone's bet. A fan fiction based on the Ghost Bird series by C. L. Stone I do not own The Academy Ghost Bird Series. Characters are the property of C. L. Stone and are not my intellectual property. There is no financial gain made from this nor will any be sought. This is for entertainment purposes only.

Sang and the boys are all grown up...if you could call pillow forts and water balloon fights "grown up." But graduating from the Academy and moving out of their childhood homes doesn't mean things will be any easier for them. They'll face new trials, dangerous missions, and their biggest challenge yet...a new family member. Disclaimer: I do not own The Academy, Ghost Bird, or Scarab Beetle. The Academy, Ghost Bird, or Scarab Beetle and their characters are the property of CL Stone, and are not my intellectual property. This is a fan fiction, and I am not making an monetary gain.

Sang adds two and two and come up with five.... An Academy Ghost Bird story by C.L. Stone. Cover Credit: Made by the Awesomely clever, Katy Did. Thank you so much. :)