Prince Yami is 8 when little 7 year old Yugi stumbles into the royal garden. They become friends over time but is separated as Yami's parents do a forced marriage, but promises to see him again. Now Yami is 17 and Yugi 16 when he returns and is enrolled into the same school. But when he finds Yugi things aren't the same. How will everything turn out? And what has happened to Yugi? I don't own Yu-Gi-Oh or any pictures I might use. Also the cover doesn't belong to me. Only thing that is mine is the plot.

My father left me and my mother when I was nine. When I was twelve, he came back for me, and caused destruction in his wake. Little did I know what waited for me on the other side of the galaxy, but boy did reality hit me hard. ~~~ Jaylee used to be a normal human girl. A regular, book loving, music singing, lovable human girl. Until she was taken back to Artoul when she was twelve, the planet her father hailed from. A planet she would grow to hate. Now, at the age of twenty, her father is expecting to use her for his own advantages. ~~~ Two planets over, Tethra is having issues it's rulers are not even aware of. What happens when these two things collide, and Jaylee is thrown into it? Highest ranking: #1 in the Science-Fiction category Beautiful cover by: AmeliaVampire12 ~~~~ Book #1 in series. (Stand alone books, don't need to be read in certain order)

They came. And they took everything from us. They took our homes, our loved ones, our freedom ...our lives. Nothing is the same anymore. And now, they want us to "Peacefully co-exist and even learn from one another" That is never going to happen- I thought until I met him, and everything changed once again. __________________________________________ Rose was just an ordinary girl in an ordinary world... that is until aliens came and took the word ordinary out of her dictionary. After a year in a prison called "region", six teenagers were selected to go to school with aliens as the part of integration program. What happens once Rose finds out that aliens aren't so bad after all?