IMPORTANT: As of November 1, 2018, the last 15 chapters of the story have been taken down due to this book has been PUBLISHED. Link to purchase your copy of Bound is on my profile! ________________________________________________ Her mother's dying wish was for her to be happily married, even though she was only 19 years old. And now, Kelsey Ross has to do just that. Little did she know that the guy she was having an arranged marriage to was the one and only, Harry Styles. Kelsey only sees Harry as Harry Styles - world wide sensation. She's quiet around him and doesn't really put any effort into this marriage. She has barriers built up and Harry becomes determined to knock them down. For some reason, whilst in the midst of trying to get through to Kelsey, he starts seeing the real girl she is. The care-free, funny, witty girl she was before her mother passed away. And Harry will do anything to keep that Kelsey stay for as long as possible. (Cover by JennyNava) All Rights Reserved. Plot and concept is what I made up, and if anyone wrote something similar to this will be forced to take their story down.

A Fan Fiction of how Jack Maynard and Lydia Connel fall in love. Everyone could see how much they loved each other. But they couldn't see it. All of ther fans and friends tease them about their strong connection but they always reply with "he's/she's just a friend" But what happens when Lydia is in a terrible accident and Jack is shocked by how much pain he is in at seeing Lydia like this? 'Lydia wakes up and stares at me dazedly. I quickly stand and start speaking to her "Never do that to me again. I couldn't eat. I couldn't sleep. I just needed to know you were okay" she smiles at me and I brush her hair out of her face. She was beautiful even in her worst moments. She's starts to speak but it's too late my lips are already on hers. She pulls away and smiles at me before kissing me lightly on the forehead "I always knew we had a strong connection but I never actually thought we would end up feeling this way. I smile at her confused and simply reply "mean either. But I'm glad we do." '