This is the sequel (continuation) of After. Hardin and Tessa's relationship will be tested in ways she never expected, but he knew of all along.

Tessa Young is an 18 year old college student with a simple life, excellent grades, and a sweet boyfriend. She always has things planned out ahead of time, until she meets a rude boy named Hardin, with too many tattoos and piercings who shatters her plans.

Alice Winston is a starting freshman at the Westminister College. This edgy, rule-breaking girl is a sister of 4 other brothers with no clue how to be a girl until she meets her new roommate, Grace Wattson. Grace teaches Alice the girly ways of life and how to get all the boys on campus, expect for one, Grace's boyfriend, Harry Styles. The thing about rule-breakers is that they always want what they can't have, and Alice wants him. Co-writers: @BrooksJade and @weiberg44

This story doesn't start with a 'once upon a time', so don't expect a 'happily ever after' ending. Please, that's just crap. No - this story is about a girl who believes she'll never fall in love, who had planned to be breeding cats and knitting endless sweaters by the time she's 65, never trust anyone enough to give them all of her heart because she's afraid of all the things that await her, afraid of all the times she saw relationships crash and burn. She keeps on believing that it was better to stay by herself until her sister, Lou Teasdale, brings her along on tour as a make-up assistant. And for the love of God, she just couldn't understand how Harry Styles can break all her walls and make her a warrior for love without him even realizing it.

You know when people say it's okay to make mistakes? That it's only human? That rule doesn't apply to Charlotte McVerry. Every mistake she makes defines her life. Every wrong step gets criticized and plastered across dozens of magazines. You know how everyone is born into the world for a purpose? Charlotte believes that her existence doesn't have a purpose. Her parents could care less about her and she felt as if her life was controlled. She was only a puppet on a string, around for solely the use of her parents. Charlotte used to want to become a professional photographer and leave her life behind. She wanted to travel the world, not including the occasional business trips her parents took her on. But most of all, she wanted to experience love. She wanted to know how it felt to be cared about so much. She wanted someone to hold her and hug her and someone to kiss her. It didn't take long for Charlotte's opinion of love to change. In her mind, love became a cruel, heart-wrenching feeling that only brought tears. After falling for Louis Tomlinson of One Direction, her mind convinced her that she was wrong about love after all. That it wasn't all about hugs and kisses. That falling in love was a mistake. What Charlotte doesn't know is that every mistake serves a purpose.