Her name is Rose. Full name is Rose Megumi Silver, and after 3 and a half years of pestering, her mother has finally gotten her to at least try out Cross Academy. The catch is that she gets to stay in all the same classes with her best friend, Jason- and no one could know as well as her that he's a vampire. So sticking with her partner in crime, she gets to know the gang, brighten up some of their lives, encounter jealously, make mistakes and pester stubborn people.... Ummm, I should warn you of the faults: I wrote it when I was around 12-13 (my first fanfic in fact so if there is any amateur features you can not fathom, please excuse it). Riddled with grammatical errors (I will be a grammar Nazi's nightmare, but I've seen worse). I don't exactly remember if there are any bad words in it- pretty sure that there aren't so you're (mostly) safe. (Btw. Vampire Knight isn't mine. Only the slight twist that Rose and Jason [my o.c.] are going to cause in the plot line. <---will be following it closely though)

COMPLETE Kaien is a thirteen year old girl with no family, no past, and a curious means to be alive. For as long as she can remember, she has been with the Akatsuki. But when they abandon her, she meets Uzumaki Naruto, Hatake Kakashi, Uchiha Sasuke and Haruno Sakura, and her life changes for the better. But why can't she get the eyes of that mysterious redheaded jinchuuriki out of her head..?

Kaori Michiko was a normal girl. Well, as normal as you get when you're part of Akatsuki. Of course, that means she was a total mess. She hated emotions. She hated villages. She hated clans. She hated familys. More that anything she hated 'love'. Why? Because she could never quite get it. You see, Kaori had her family's Kekkei Genkai. The Kanpeki Noroi (PerfecCurse). The Kanpeki Noroi was what it said. It allows the user to see the thing one desires the most, or the things one despises the most. Normaly, the people in her now dead clan had used it for the latter, producing the things that made the ninjas scared out of their minds. Kaori used it differently, since she was a natural beauty, therefore they normaly liked only because of physical appearance and her kekkei genkai. What will happen when she is sent to a mission to seduce the Copy-cat ninja, get his trust, and then kill him? Would she be able to love again in help of of course, the famous team 7? You've got to find out... don't you? WARNING: TOTAL CLICHE LOVE STORY. f you don't like cliche, don't read. Kaori and the plot are originaly from: ifly_paugg :) she just asked me to write it for her since she loves my fan-fics.

Two and a half years after she left the Leaf Village, we find Ashley hot on the trail of the Akatsuki. Ordered to gather as much information as she can, Ashley abandoned her training in her homeland, the Land of Ambience, to pursue the members of the criminal organization. When she finally returns home, her friends are over joyed to see her again, Kiba especially. Back together again, Ashley and Kiba are happy to continue where they left off. But what will happen when one terrible decision tears them apart again? Will they be able to make it through? Will Ashley's friends ever understand her reason for leaving them again? More importantly, is the darkness in her heart, courtesy of Hakuba the Ten Tailed Wolf, real? Does Ashley truly wish to join the other side and leave everyone she ever cared about behind? And how will she react, when the Ninja World is on the verge of the biggest War in history?

****Winner of the Most Popular Naruto Fanfic Watty Award 2013/14**** **Currently being rewritten as the original is old and awful in this author's opinion** A coming of age story about a young Ninja, confused and hurt by the instances in her past, struggling to find her place and figure out what it all means. Can the kindness of a new Village warm a heart that time has taught to be cold and cruel? Can new friendships replace broken bonds, lost to the past? Is it safer to stay, or is it safer to run? A story not about one's physical strength, or of obtaining great power, but a story of overcoming and learning to change as old wounds heal.