Betsy Evergreen finds herself with no one to speak to. Don't get her wrong, she has people. People are more than willing to be there for her. After being diagnosed with manic depression, her councillor tells her to talk things through with those closest to her, or attend meetings with people who are alike her. Betsy doesn't want to be a burden to people who don't experience the same thoughts as her, so decides to give these groups a go. But, does the boy who walks in have more in common with her than just starting group on the same date?

3:17 that was the exact moment the vodka and fruit punch covered words fell out of his mouth, he tried to scoop them back up as fast as they came out. Loving him was as like drowning and I wasn't even trying to bring myself back to the surface. I started to stumble upon the the syllables he let slip out not even a second ago. "save it" his voice croaked. I felt myself shaking my head and letting the same intoxicated words set my mouth on fire the minute they left it.

Sometimes telling the truth can ruin everything.

This is how it all turns out You're the hero, I'm left out I should've known you couldn't stand Up for me and be a man I still have dreams of you at night I can't tell the dark from light I never thought I'd be The one you'd leave behind

"I want to meet someone who makes me feel the way music does."

You only ever see the world in black & white until you meet your soulmate. For Isabella, enough is enough. She is ready to see the colors of the world and meet "the one." To do this though, Iz must leave home and find her soulmate herself. Could she meet him on her summer in London, even at his own concert? The hunt to find her soulmate is on for Isabella, and it may just lead her to someone she never expected.

In which a group of friends deal with life one step at a time.

Detention - even the word just made me cringe. Schoolwork for me, unlike most people, was a joy. I lived for education and fed on knowledge, much to other people's amusement. But I didn't care. They didn't bother me and I didn't bother them, it was a two way system that had worked perfectly. Until him. The one that would turn me and my perfectly organised life upside down. For better or worse, it happened, whether I liked it or not.