"Aubrey?" Charlie spoke, right on cue. "I know you probably don't want to hear it, but I apologize for how I acted this weekend. I was just in a bad headspace." Aubrey didn't acknowledge her, on account of trying to maintain a healthy blood pressure. "I know I've been back and forth with you, and we were just starting to get along before I did that, I just... I don't have an excuse, I'm just sorry. I'll leave you alone, I just wanted you to know." Aubrey turned and looked at her. "I don't give two fucks about your sorry, it means nothing to me. So you really could've just saved your breath." Charlie stared, searching her eyes before nodding. Aubrey was explosive, impulsive, loopy, and everything Charlie needed, yet never knew. After years of refusing to open herself up to love, Aubrey squeezed through the cracks, changing her life in the best way possible. Aubrey and Charlie go from strangers to enemies to best friends to lovers to strangers and finally... back to lovers.

After a troublesome childhood, Harley was given a second chance. Here, he found love, a home, and a family. A year and a half later, his father, Damon Johnson ripped it all away from him. He is now the son of a king pen drug dealer and gang affiliate. Four years later, he is now a different person than Aria Day knew. At nineteen years old, he's a quiet, mysterious, dangerous man. A different man than he was when he was with Aria Day, four years prior. Will Aria accept him? Will she drop everything to be with him, just as he would for her? Or will Harley have to get used to the dark, loveless life he'd lived for the past four years?

Ryan's girlfriend, Ellie, is absolutely perfect. Well, mostly at least. That is, until she breaks up with her. It's a break up Ellie will regret for years. Ryan never knew she'd feel something for someone else. Someone so different from Ellie, yet someone she'd never expect to love. A cop. A career she's always hated.

Cyrus has fallen in love with his best friend. Read about the life of these two best friends and what brought them to realize what the other meant to them. Quite a cliché. I intended on making this a short story, but if it's liked, I'll do more. I wanted to try a gay story and my sister pitched this plot to me.

Dakota is a confident, sassy, out gay boy, just graduating from high school. He's on and off with a nice guy, but what happens when he starts to like his best friend's boyfriend? Warning this story has mentions of sex between two teenage boys. Enjoy!

Carter's a popular, but really smart girl at school. She's a goody goody jock and plays on the boys basketball team at her school. She's known to be cute, she's never been kissed, and never been in a relationship, but no one exactly knows that. She's asked out a lot, but she turns them down. She insists that she just wants to focus and keep her priorities straight. She doesn't need a girlfriend, it would distract her, she has to get the best grades. But what if she's distracted by someone anyway. Will she be able to ignore it? *I do not in any way condone relationships with a teacher. I also do not condone any underage relationships. It is NOT okay.*

"I'm going to make it known that you're mine and no one is to try to kiss you or date you. We've just gotten together and I don't need someone better coming around and sweeping you off your feet." She rolled her eyes but looked back at me seriously. "Maybe I don't want anyone to sweep me off of my feet." That red hair. That charming grin. "You're so beautiful." "You're such an asshole." Hayden and Blair meet at a party, sparking each other's interest. They aren't your typical couple, but they're definitely made for one another. "Oh baby, I think I wanna marry you."