She's the girl none gives a second glace to when they pass in the hallways, Chloe Miller she's a wallflower and honestly she likes it. Its her last year of school and she couldn't be happier to leave this place. She plans to spend her last year playing by the rules and staying out of the picture but of course that won't happen. Meet Blake, he's new to the school but instantly gets noticed for his looks, he has girls falling at his feet but the only girl he wants is the shy wallflower. After a funny incident they make a bucket-list together full of things Chloe would never dream of doing. Thinking that Chloe's senior year would be just getting out of her comfort zone and doing new things she's sadly mistaken. Breaking the law, Sneaking out, Falling in-love and most of all getting involved with people she didn't even know existed. All she knows is this year is going to be one hell of a ride

Rights and responsibilities is the 2014 theme of National History Day Contest, a broad topic. And I chose to write a just as broad topic of human rights. What are human rights? Is it to prove we're human? Prove that we're humans are right? Or to tell us apart from aliens? Though, now that I think of it, all extraterrestrial beings should have rights as well, but let's just have the Men in Black deal with that- But before getting off of topic, let's focus back on this. As you read about this, think about these questions (not the alien one, unless you want to). Think about what it takes to not only be human, to act like one too. And after you read this, think to yourself. Do you have the right to be human? This essay won first place for the 2014 National History Day essay contest in California.

"You signed me up for what?" I shrieked at her. My best friend, who had volunteered me to test a new game that she wanted to make videos out of. A game that took ten girls and ten guys and forced them to become a couple. But the guys had to go around and choose who they wanted to try and date, to court and try to swoon. A twisted form of the bachelor or the bachelorette. A way of trying to force love. And she had written my name down without my permission. "It's called The Boyfriend Games," she giggled. "We're gonna find you some love." •~• I gasped looking up at the sincerity in his eyes. "I mean it. The other girls not only dolled their looks up, but they all put on a phony façade. The personality and laughter I see from them is all fake. But you... you only show what's real, no matter how different your appearance is. You're still the same Thera that you were before this started." Chewing on my lip I looked up at him and took a deep breath before my reply. "I really have to pee." •~• Started: Jan. 2015 Finished: July 2015

"Oh come on," Aunt Amanda dragged out. "It's not like you or your boys have girlfriends anyways." Oh that's great, that's just rich. It also stung a little. "Doesn't mean that we want any, now does it?" She laughed. "Don't be silly Levi. I can see it in your eyes that you want one." I love how my parents aren't doing anything to help right now. Not. "You may even have a certain girl in mind...?" I swear if I'm blushing... "What? No! You're crazy!" I was so flustered that I stood up from the table and booked it to my room. Good one Levi, cause that's not suspicious, I chastised myself. Now Jackie and Brett are gonna have something to tease me about in their sibling ways. Whatever, it doesn't matter. I just have to make sure that the plans don't go through for whatever it is Aunt Amanda has planned. Something called The Girlfriend Games... ~•~ Started: June 2016 ~•~ THANKS SO MUCH TO @FANDOMSLIVEFOREVER FOR DA COVER YOU DA BOMB

Swish (n) A shot which goes through the net without hitting the backboard or rim. (v) To make a swish. The only thing Sal wants is to make the basketball team. Her older brother is the captain of the boys’ varsity team, so it only makes sense that basketball runs through her blood. Except for the fact that it doesn’t. Bring in Ezra, a cute senior with a mysterious backstory and a better jump shot than Jordan. He decides to help Sal make the team, whatever it takes: late nights in the gym alone, LOTS of contact, and a little more-than-friendly bonding. They both want Sal to make the team, but at the end of the day, all that really matters is the swish.

Every year, the girls assemble in the music room. The boys don't have a clue about what happens in there. But, it is the history of the school- The Boyfriend Games. Three girls from each level, from sophomores to seniors would get picked to participate. They would be assigned a boy in their school, and their goal was to make him fall in love with them. What made it hard was the distractions and the fact that the boy chosen would be the opposite of the girl. Emerald has been lucky for the last two years, but when her name is pulled out, she knows she's in deep shit. The boy assigned to her? Blake Richards. He is her worst nightmare, and the biggest player in their school. People say that he goes through girls like a man that was in a desert for a week goes through water.

What happens when your mum tries hooking you up with a stranger during one night at a hotel? What happens when this boy then moves to your town? What happens when this boy starts attending your school? What happens when he saves your life? What happens when this stranger becomes the new arrival, not only at your school but in your heart?

So there's this game; every year, a random female virgin is chosen and these six incredibly hot and rich brothers try to win this girl into willingly giving her virginity to one of the six Henderson brothers; Matt, Jack, Ryan, Richard, Bradley and Eric. The winner doesn't really get anything but the satisfaction of knowing they stole another girl's v-card and the respect of the rest of the brothers for the remaining part of the year. And this year, that lucky female virgin just so happens to be none other than self-proclaimed weirdo, Dianna Becken. Let the games begin.

Maddy was only thirteen when her father sent her to a boarding school in London. Now seventeen, she's back to her old life, or so she thought. Her Dad is still in charge of an all-boys football camp, which was and is a pending nightmare. Now the boys that ignored her, and the girls that hated her, are all grown up. How will she be treated now that the braces are off and the ponytails are gone? And the hardest question of all...when the people and secrets of her past begin to resurface, will she be able to cope? An interesting story ruled by battles of the sexes, and coming of age. Read Camping on the Borderline.

Five years down the road, Em left Blake when she caught him naked and next to a certain blonde. With her, she took her son and her pride. But, when Darren is finally released from jail, Blake finds out something that may clear all his mistakes and win back Em. Will he finally get her back, or lose her to another man? [Sequel to TBG. You do not have to read TBG to understand this story.]