Wildflower [wahyld-flou-er] noun 1. Someone who is different or unique, but frowned upon by society. Usually a misfit that is different compared to the rest of their peers in a certain way. 2. Someone who has had dirt thrown at them and had a few pedals plucked off, but through all the thrown dirt still managed to grow and bloom. 3. A person who cannot relate with others because of their problems or what they've gone through, but still manage to grow and flourish.

Magic is simply a reality. Everyone is gifted, in small or large scale in the mythical lands of Calvara. Tal is a young, free woman living in peace in the paradise that is her home. Ruled by a Queen none have ever gazed upon, Tal is about to be thrown into a time of darkness, where the courage of her heart and the strength of her bonds are tested. Everything she has ever known is about to cave in on her, forcing her to question the real, the surreal, and the structure of her very society. Accompanied by her closest friend Sylar, Tal will reach inside of herself and find the strength to wield power beyond her wildest imagination, to fight for love when it seems lost and to hold to justice and righteousness in a time where it is neither easy nor safe.

Let's just say that Lily Anne lived a hard life. Being abused from a young age, she learns to cherish each and every moment. She was different and that wasn't necessarily a bad thing. However, she wasn't quiet and broken. Although she was abused, she thought it taught her to love everything. She was friendly, outgoing, funny, and a charmer. She thought that if she couldn't get the love at home, then she should find it elsewhere. Still, she built strong rules and moral standards for herself. Lily wasn't going to break them for anyone. What happens when one cheeky flirty boy comes along determined to have Lily in his arms. What if he happens to be the one and only Harry Styles? Harry is more than determined to have her fall for him. After all, Harry gets what he wants. Add in a psychotic player, an anonymous stalker, and two abusive parents; can each moment clearly be cherished?

Arianna Hope is a child of a rich family, but doesn't act like it. She spends her free time volunteering, contributing to charities, keeping a perfect GPA, and working from the bottom up of her parent's company to learn what it's all about. She doesn't like things just being handed to her (with the exception of her personal library) and hates the rich kids at school who just live off their parents, not caring about responsibility. She finally gets her parents to fund the building of a large and expensive library for her school, because their old one is tiny and offers little help with reading and studying. When the construction is completed at the end of summer, her friend drags her to a house party to celebrate. Arianna makes some life changing decisions and wakes up in bed next to the boy with the player reputation, and she can only hope won't remember her or what they did the night before, sneaking out before he even realized it was her that was there. Her hopes come true when school starts and things are normal, he doesn't remember, and she can live her life like it never happened But what happens when that one night creates a certain consequence growing inside of her? What happens when the player, Damon Parker has been going crazy thinking about a girl he just can’t remember? And what happens when a huge hurricane rolls in, leaving Arianna and Damon trapped alone together in their high school for a week while the hurricane passes and the roads get cleared enough for a rescue?

I don't like One Direction. So can someone please tell me why I'm stuck on a game show with the five boys who have stolen millions of girls' hearts?

******READ A BIT OF MY LATEST CHAPTER TO SEE HOW MUCH MY WRITING HAS IMPROVED LIKE HONEST ITS SO CRINGEY I CANT****** Falling in love with your best friend seemed too cliche for my liking, so me and my best friend always knew we weren't going to do just that. However, life is so unexpected and before I knew it, I had a brain tumor, was stripped of my old life and given a new one. A life without my best friend, Niall Horan. I left the X Factor, where I had made it up to bootcamp, but it didn't matter. My dreams were crushed, there was no hope. I never did tell Niall, about my brain tumor and just cut contact with him. He didn't need to worry about me. What I didn't realize is that Faith also comes into play and well Faith does whatever the hell it wants. So next thing I know, here I am, reunited with my best friend. My brain tumor is gone, and I have my best friend back. It's times like these where I realize it's just a little too good to be true. And it is. Slowly, without even meaning to, I start falling for the boy who was none other then my best friend. Everyone knows falling in love with someone you simply cannot have is a nightmare, and I feel as though this nightmare will just never end.