"I have spent my whole life trying to avoid any extreme emotions... Yet you, Rose Cooper... you bring out feelings in me that I didn't know existed." He breathes against my skin, kissing tortuously slow down my neck. My heart is pounding in my ears. "And now, I'm going to return the favor." - Rose Cooper hates the rich with a burning passion, and hates it even more she has to work an event for them. She can't turn down her mom though, who is barely able to pay the rent right now. Damon Steele continues to hire them, and she starts to wonder what's his gain? Is he purposely hiring them to help them (beyond belief) with their bills? Is he rubbing it in there faces he has money? It doesn't take long for Rose to realize what he is doing to her, and it is bittersweet, without the sweet. Will she choose her own morals she grew up believing and stood by, or will she let everything she knows go for the "rich snob" CEO of Steele Enterprises?

Bella; a hard working woman who's struggling to make ends meet with her college savings account for her step-sister, her mother's chemotherapy treatments, her father's coma life support bills, trying to piece together the disappearance of her step-father, and help raise her 12 year old step-sister who often finds herself home alone. Edward is leading the good life, surrounded by family, friends, and a job he loves (despite nosy reporters trying to clue in on his life) things couldn't seem to be better for him. The possibility of a family, having children and a companion is in the distant future, but let's live in the present, shall we? These two meet when Bella accidentally sends Edward the wrong email, conveying her personal information about her mother, step-father, and step-sister. What might seem to be the friendly attraction might turn into something more as these two grow closer together. [Cover by : @InsaneLion] Disclaimer : I don't own Twilight, any concerns regarding credit and/or ownership go to Stephanie Meyer

Synopsis by @NeverTrustAnAuthor ____________ The pills didn't work. The rubberbands were useless. Those songs she wrote did nothing for the pain. After therapy session after therapy session, Dawn was ready to give up. On life. On love. On everything. She'd fallen down too far for anyone to save her. Now the only person that can save Dawn D'Angelo is Dawn D'Angelo herself. ____ in which the bullied girl finds help, finds love, and finds a way to save herself ____________ COMPLETED: JUNE 2015

Synopsis by @NeverTrustAnAuthor ____________ You'll see the scars across her arms and you'll grimace. You'll think of the blood she must have spilled and your stomach will turn over with nausea. But what you won't notice, what no one ever notices, is her pain. Sure, it hurts when she slides the razor across the soft flesh of her frail, thin arms. And of course it hurts her to watch the skin split open and the beads of blood dribble out. But what you don't see - what you could never even ask yourself is this: what is hurting Dawn D'Angelo so badly that harming herself - that spilling her own blood onto the bathroom tiles - is considered a relief? Because those cuts you see - those scars that make you shake your head in shame - they run deeper than you'd think. ____________ COMPLETED: JUNE 2015 ____________ Highest Ranking: #996 in Poetry - 12/11/16