Zea Lo was the heir to one of the biggest companies in the world, that was until her parents died when she was thirteen leaving everything to her evil uncle. After one of her best friends and his family took her in to get her away from her abusive grandfather and spotty grandmother she went into a full on study mode and barely made time for anything but studying and schoolwork. Mason Black was once a happy young child until his younger sister Ally was killed in a car crash when he was eleven. He was later sent multiple boarding schools by his parents in hopes of 'correcting' him. Both of them had dealt with death at a hardening rate and both of them had lost all hope for love. But together they could find a way to overcome that. After all, Mason already gone through the first twenty-five plans. Maybe Plan Z is the one to keep?

After her parents sudden death when she was little Dawn has been on her own. After getting into trouble after being blamed for a prank gone wrong even though the prank was aimed for her, she is sent away to live with old family friends of her parents. Who also happen to be werewolves. After searching for a family her whole life Dawn feels as if she might have found her new family. That is until the alpha comes home from college for the summer. When he meets Dawn he is not pleased about her sudden arrival. About to give up and on the brink, Dawn might not be able to handle falling for the alpha. When she finds out that he is to mate she must face the facts and learn to listen to the alpha, for the first time in her life. But when past and present come together as one . . . she might just give up before she finds out what he wants her to do first. Cover made by @DamonStoleTheCookie! Check her out!!

"Fear is nothing but a thing. Much like I am nothing but a number to my father." -Lune Price In Kingsville Island, a location developed after World War III. Men are trained to kill and destroy anything they are told to. The women are made to have the young and then be slaughtered so that the man may have his next pick. Women do not have jobs, and only a select few are allowed to do more than just have young. Most stay home and care for the young ones while the males are out learning and training. My father killed my mother, but not because he was done with her. He was mad, and he was going to kill my brother and I. But I beat him to it. I wanted to live, so I had to gain his respect. So I killed my brother. All for a life I now hate. Now I am done with respect. I already have that. What I realize I need now is freedom. Freedom to do more than be controlled, and I only have a month and a half to do so. In two weeks I will be sent away to a location with a man that my father has chosen to mate with me. When I turn eighteen there will be no wedding. All that will happen is I must get pregnant. But if the parents of my suitor only want one kid with each women . . . I might never hear my own child cry. I have to get out of Kingsville Island. But how? Cover made by @DamonStoleTheCookie! Thanks so much, and check her out!

We've all heard of the name game, and most of us have probably played it at one point or another. After all, what's the harm in lying every once and a while? I go by many names, along with my best friend Hugo. We travel the world teaching girls lessons that may or may not ruin their lives. No one has ever come between us because we always go by the code bros before hoes. But she changed that all. The girl with the lovely little girl that loved to play with my hair. The girl who taught me to want and tell the truth. The girl who told me the whole truth, but I only told her lies. She came between us, showing me how bad we'd been by teaching these girls a 'lesson'. The girl who nearly broke Hugo and I up, all because of one one night stand that changed her life . . . and ours . . . forever.

This is about an outcast who just wants to feel loved. Please comment your thoughts.

I wrote this when my aunt died. Comment

I wrote these just for fun. Please comment and tell me what you think.

A series of short conversation pieces, both overheard and imagined.