delicate /ˈdɛlɪkət/ adjective easily broken or damaged; fragile. a collection of poems, written in the dead of night.

John Watson, a blind boy, and Sherlock Holmes, a paranoid schizophrenic, meet in an unlikely situation in a park. A friendship form almost immediately, Sherlock (and his brilliant mind) accepting John. But, John is slowly falling for his male friend. Of course he won't let it show, because Sherlock just doesnt work that way. Or so he thought.

Forged between unemployment and his girlfriend paying for the bills, John can't go back to the life he had seven years ago. He can't go back to summer nights and moonlit rooms and the broken-down echoes of hopes and dreams and wishes. He can't go back to Sherlock. Then John goes to his high school reunion. And sees him. And then it comes back full circle. [Warning: contains strong language, smoking, alcoholism, and ideologically sensitive material] =△▽△▽△= This has a prequel called Cabinmates, a fan fiction about John and Sherlock meeting for the first time on a school trip to a summer camp. You can find this story on my profile if not in "the discover" since it is rated Mature.

Going on a school trip into the mountains for a month sounds simple enough. But when John meets his cabin roommate, Sherlock Holmes, a leisurely vacation soon turns into a hectic summer. [Rated Mature for smut scenes, language, ideologically sensitive material, and alcohol consumption] =△▽△▽△= Cabinmates now has a sequel called Exmates! Be sure to check it out after reading this~

❝ the worst way for friendships to end is for literally nothing to go wrong. you just stop talking.❞

Happy people see the world the way they want to see it, while depressed people see the world the way it actually is.

Wendy Moore swore that she'll never gonna' fall in love again after her tragic and unexplained break up with her boyfriend, Tony Gibbs. She's stuck inside her little world now; that is school, her house, their bookstore, her grandfather and her best friend, Michael. She thought that her 'happily ever after' would never come, but then Damian Cloud came to her life. He's arrogant, kinda' mysterious and gorgeously and incredibly perfect. But behind that pretty face of him, hides a really deep sadness that even him can't explain. She's broken. He's alone. She wants to fix him. He wanted to be with her so bad. Together, they'll try to make every wrong thing right. Maybe.

Charlize has just graduated from university and is hungry for a job in the journalism world. She applies to work at the Daily Bugle and scores an interview with J. Jonah Jamison and he hires her. The next day, Charlize starts her job at the Bugle. Jonah calls her into his office and he tells her that her first assignment is to score an interview with alleged masked menace, Spider-Man. If she doesn’t get this story done in time, she will be fired. While she is trying to get in touch with the web-crawler, she gets herself into some trouble with a new villain who is on the street, Armas. Will Charlize get the story of the lifetime? Or will she die in the process of trying to get it?

(SEQUEL TO OBLIVIOUS TO THE SIGNS) Andrew is a such a sweetheart. Sure, he loves Emma so much and all, but that's the problem. He loves her too much to be able to avoid her and the risk of having her hurt again. He's burdened by the thought that it was his fault she got into an accident that's why he vows to stay away from her for her own good. But is he strong enough to handle it when Emma purposely gets herself into trouble just to get his attention? He told himself to just accept that they can only be friends. He's learning to accept that. But Emma's not really helping his situation when he finds out that she is in fact in love with him too. And when he's starting to let himself fall for her again, his guilt of hurting her comes right back, stopping him. So Emma and Jeremy (Andrew's best friend) goes through such great lengths just to make Andrew realize that there is no need for such complication, that he and Em should just be together. But Andrew isn't making it easy. Maybe this time around, being in love with each other isn't going to be enough for them anymore. Or maybe it's going to take more than just an accident this time for them to realize that's it's pointless to resist each other. In the end, will Andrew realize that there's no point in resisting her? Or will Emma finally get tired of his resistance so she decides to stop making him fall for her again?

"A sociopath is defined as someone who is suffering from Antisocial Personality Disorder. Sociopaths show a pervasive pattern of disregard for the rights and feelings of others."