What would you do if you couldn't have the person you're in love with? * * * Charlie Landon had her future worked out until her mother died in a freak shark attack. Her father uproots their lives in favour of returning to his small hometown in America. Charlie meets Percy and Noah who unknowingly turn her life upside down. Both men are charming and quirky in their own ways, except Noah is Percy's uncle and he's their woodwork teacher. Things become messy when they both crush on Charlie and they have no idea.

"Having a teacher crush is like a mix of liking a pupil your age and having a crush on a celebrity. You get to see and talk to them everyday, yet you know you'll never ever have a chance." The chance for Lyn to forget about her crush on her teacher, doesn't seem to work as he starts a friendship with her dad. How does she handle it?

°°moderately slow updates°° In which a love morally forbidden by society becomes to potent to ignore. ••• "I love you, Eden." "I love you, Huxley." ••• Previously titled 'White Carnation'. DISCONTINUED.

Do not read this if you haven't read Teach me to Love Part 1 or else it wont make any sense! ((Blake Lively as the face claim for Kassidy Cole)) Senior Year is starting, and Kassidy has one hell of a secret. How long will she be able to keep it? When everything she has built with Killian threatens to fall apart under Principal Mills watchful eye Kassidy struggles to keep it together. After Last years tragedy left Kassidy Parentless, and living with the Nolan's, seeing Killian has become even more of a challenge and Kassidy has something she has been dying to tell him since Summer break but doesn't know how.

Emma Swan, 17, is the new girl at Storybrooke High. She lives with her mother, Mary Margaret and stepfather, Walsh. Emma has unfortunately never met her father. Killian Jones, 23, is a history teacher at Storybrooke High, and has a reputation for being extremely strict. When these two meet their is an instant attraction between them, but don't let that fool you. They instantly clash, giving their relationship a rocky start. When the guidance counselor sees that Emma is failing history, she assigns her a tutor. Under the impression her tutor was going to be another student, Emma is shocked to find out it it's none other than Mr. Jones. They grow close and Emma realizes that maybe he isn't as bad as she thought.