"Sometimes we don't like how things end, so we get these rare opportunities to alter something to change the whole outcome; I don't like how things ended for you--I'm here to change things, because you deserve better."

Blake Peters is a terrible person. She's someone with a secret that would ruin everything she's ever built up. She's has lies, deception, and a false smile that would make even Barbie jealous; and she's content... she needs to be. But, she's not even fully out of her house and into her freshman dorm before everything comes crashing down. One little slip up, one too many drinks, and one person is all it takes for Blake to lose her perfect façade, and her best friend. She knew that this would happen--it was a matter of months, days even, but she knew--the world has a sick and twisted sense of humour and Blake was no exception. Blake is a lot of things, but she is not a home wrecker. Especially when it comes down to Tiffany O'Malley, her (former) best-friend, and her (extremely attractive and nice) boyfriend Matthew Chamberlain. It wasn't supposed to happen, but before Blake could blink, she was hopelessly falling for her best-friend's boyfriend. And she hated herself for it. With old scars healing, new people to meet, and that weird man with the tree, Blake realizes that maybe the world doesn't revolve around Matthew Chamberlain, and maybe it was time to forget. The question is: How?

It was the summer of 2005, the summer that changed everything. Thirteen year old Pete Wentz found himself spending the summer at Camp Magic, where he happened to meet the lanky, lovable dork named Mikey Way. Everything was great. Until it wasn't Flash forward seven years, and Pete's a total mess. But hey, can you blame him? He's got a shitty job, for an even shittier man. He has the same old dull routine; his band isn't going anywhere; and fucking Gabe Saporta isn't making things easier by calling him when he's hammered. It just so happens that drunk Pete agrees to everything, and he finds himself working at Camp Magic. Old faces come again, and Pete learns that it isn't called Camp Magic for nothing.