two teenagers wait for the phone to ring while the universe leaves them behind. © 2014 by overcast

In which a boy and girl participating in a floral design curriculum must work together to plan out a wedding: from the flowers, rings, fashion, venue, and everything in between. Of course, it isn't meant to take literally-- the final product is an almost kiddy act out of the wedding with your partner. Since the class is ninety-nine percent females, the lucky one to get stuck with Langston, the school's lazy bum who sees no point in school and is the only guy in the class, is the perfectionist Avril. The two can't even decide on the mere color scheme of the wedding, yet alone how to get along. However, they have to pull it together if they want to pass; even if that means working over their differences and making Langston actually come to school, because Avril surely isn't going to ruin her all A run through high school because of someone like him.

"i remember." © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2015. N. A. The sequel to 'Boy' is 'Funnybones' and is available to read on my profile.

gus; [noun] 1. the only boy who likes the stars © ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. 2014. N. A.

this pull is more than just gravity.

A short story about hatred for coffee shops, but a love for her. Copyright -- @Mads_Writes

❝Don't think for a minute that this was love. Signed, Jenna❞ This is the story of Conrad and Jenna. And these are Jenna's letters to him: her correspondence to a jerk. [highest ranking: short story # 56 (08/27/2016)] Sequel included. Three years later Jenna discovers several more letters that she never "sent" and takes it upon herself to read through them.

In the end, it's really only stories we leave behind. Cover made by @boisterously-

"You're just a girl, not even a pretty one. You were just something to fill my spare time, nothing more. And these? Well they're just notes."

"Never?" Another tear fell from the girl's face, but she let the salty drop cascade down her cheek. "Never."