- adjective - ordinary / with no special or distinctive features. normal.

PUBLISHED! Now available on Amazon, and Kindle Unlimited! Shy, quiet, Riley Summers' life is changed once she meets Aiden Callaway, the misunderstood boy at Fairfield High School. Two completely different personalities of the stereotypical high school scene come together to learn that they aren't so different at all. The two journey through their senior year, which consists of Star Wars movie marathons, a crashed wedding, paint wars, and something unexpected: a keen attraction to each other. [Disclaimer: due to copyright reasons, chapters have been taken down]

❝'cause boys like you don't like girls like me.❞ © all rights reserved to gizzynelle. highest ranking : #336 in fanfiction

"there is nothing wrong with loving someone who doesn't love you back... as long as they're worth it."

play·er /ˈplāər/ A male who is skilled at manipulating ("playing") others, and especially at seducing women by pretending to care about them. "I heard you were a player, so let's play a game." or the one where kehlani's friend make her try to get the player of the school Kevin fall for her. © gizzylelee | 2016

com·plex·ion kəmˈplekSHən the natural color, texture, and appearance of a person's skin, especially of the face. or where a boy named devin wants a girl named ariella to love the skin shes in. @ gizzylelee | 2016

It was Rory’s Grandma that made the two predictions; the day of her own death, and the day Rory would die. Nobody really takes Grandma seriously – that is, until she suddenly passes away on the exact date she’s predicted. In a fit of panic, Rory decides to embark on a bizarre, crazed mission to live life to the full. Together with her friends, she throws the rulebook out of the window and tastes what the world has to offer; excessively wild nights, malicious revenge plans, and arrogant, beautiful boys. Rory thinks she has nothing to lose. But her family is slowly starting to crumble, and her friends are getting sick of her reckless attitude. There’s only so long she can party before the terror of her deathday rolls around. Rory has to choose between bowing out disgracefully, with her name seared into the town’s memory – or fighting the out-of-control girl she’s become before it’s too late.