Compared to the beautiful, outgoing Melody, Sutton Bran has always lived in her older sister's shadow as the shy, innocent girl. Even so, she happens to catch the attention of mysterious bad boy Colton Jones. He steals her first kiss one night at a party and sends her home thinking that her life is finally starting to fall into place... that is, until she arrives at her house to find that Melody has been killed in a drunk driving accident. Unable to deal with her grief, Sutton's life spirals out of control. But one guy thinks he has what it takes to show her there's still so much to live for. All she has to do is be a little rebellious.

Alice recently developed a new philosophy that you only get one chance and you can't let the promise of tomorrow keep you from fixing the broken relationships in your life. So, Alice decides to apologizing to the one person she's seeking forgiveness from, her neighbor, James Carper. James Carper is a bad boy who recently had some problems in life. They weren't pleasant but no problems are. While healing, he didn't expect his ex-best friend to show up at his door saying sorry for everything. This simple, five minute re-start caused both of their lives to change. They knew this without a question, but for better or for worse, they didn't know. ~~~~~~ The first couple of chapters are not the best I've written, but keep reading and it gets better. Also, my main character repeats 'Oh boy' a lot because i was young when I wrote this; so, be prepared for it. Thank you.

Lexi Grayson is a normal teenager, as normal as she can be with her unobserving skills and her overthinking mind. But she might need the overthinking if she wants to unravel the smirking mystery that is Blake Eaton.

Angelo Anderson, badboy player of Melbourne high school, has it all; money, girl, popularity, he even has colleges begging for him. His 6'1 foot body frame wasn't lacking in the physical department either. His Raven black hair and stormy gray eyes could make any girl fall weak at the knees...well except Alexis Noel. Alexis Noel, Alex for short, the athletic tomboy of Melbourne high. She's not as fortunate as Angelo with her middle class family living in a three bedroom house. She doesn't have boys falling at her feet and if they did it was because they tripped over something. She isn't well liked but she doesn't really care. She had light brown hair and forest green eyes that her best friends always said someone could easily get lost in. For as long as she could remember she was always one of the guys thus why her only friends were indeed dudes. Did I also forget to mention that Alex is the only known girl to ever turn down Angelo Anderson? Well Angelo's planning on changing that, but is CJ going to get in the way of that or is he going to let the girl he has been in love with since diaper years be taken away from him.

[Complete and edited.] Being moved from foster home to foster home sounds pretty difficult, right? Try being framed for arson, slashing tires and throw in a seriously bipolar teenage boy and see how easy it is then. Copyright © mavericks_ Best Achievements To Date: •○● JUVENILE #1 [as of 10/10/2018]●○• • Juvenile #2 [9.29.2018] • Teen Fiction #595 [2.26.2013] cover credit: http://our-innocence.tumblr.com/ found on: weheartit.com (/br0kenplace)

#961 in Teen Fiction: November 9th, 2017 So this was my first story and I was like 13 and there is a lot of mistakes and typos and the writing is probably SUPER crappy but I'll let you decide that. Read to find out :)! I have better stories if you'd rather read those 😂

Currently under construction

This is based on an actual events. I have changed the names for safety reasons. This is a story about a Freshman in High School named Bella Wexting who is in the middle of a conflict. One that risks the relationship between her best friend who she has come to love and his brother who she has also fallen head over heels for. She also faces other hardships. Like when her mother develops a high stage of cancer and she starts receiving death threats from a not-so-anonymous writer, pushing her into depression.