Thomas Brodie Sangster, a photographer, lives on his own in London. But when he meets mysterious journalist, Taylor Brooks, what will happen between the two? Will there be sparks, or will there be mess?

A letter can bring lots of things with it. Happiness, sadness, fear, anger. But for Jade, this particular one came with an adventure. And it involves a very handsome British boy. (It's cliché and I had no plans when I was writing this since I was a preteen in 2015/16, please be nice :"))))))

Elena Jones is taking an exchange program to London for high school. She is a timid girl who maintains excellent grades and strives for the best. There, she meets a boy who goes by the name of Thomas. Except... he is a bad boy. Elena doesn't mean to fall for him, but she has no choice when she is partnered with him for a project. But will he even want to cooperate? Days go on, and she is finding it harder and harder to stay away from this boy. Soon her grades begin to drop and she falls exactly where Thomas lies. But she can't help it. Something about this British bad boy is making Elena fall head over heels for him. Join Elena as she attempts to maintain the uneasy balance of passing her school year in London and falling in love with a bad boy.

Violet Chase is the new girl, but despite what all the books, tv shows and movies say, she won't zip to the top of the food chain and be the most popular girl in school. That doesn't bother her, because she likes slipping into the background, it's what she does best. Violet is basically the definition of an introvert. She's nerdy, shy, and finds peace in being alone. And, at first, she succeeds in fading into the background in her new school, making a few new friends but mostly, she remains invisible. This is exactly what she needs. But, what she doesn't know is that all of this is going to change. Starting the night before her first day of school, when she's saved by a mysterious stranger, with dark, enticing eyes. The problem was, he never gave his name. Violet had accepted the fact she would never see him again... Or so she thinks. When violet starts school, she manages to, yet again, land herself in a sticky situation ( you think she would've learnt, right?) And, her saviour makes an appearance to rescue her again. But something made this boy different from the rest, something she couldn't quite put her finger on just yet. Once she finally puts a name to a face, curtosy of her FBI level investigator best friend, she realises it's the one and only Thomas Sangster, the token heart throb bad boy... Although, it isn't all sunshine and rainbows after that. After all, he isn't exactly a warm, happy, cuddly teddy bear of guy, which is Violet's normal type. In fact, he's the exact opposite. He's cold, closed off, a mystery that just "begs to be solved" as the girls at school put it. He keeps to himself, (mostly) doesn't have many friends and the ones that he does have are all in 'that' group. He's the guy that every girl wants, so why does he want violet?

Natalie is a social outcast. She has no friends and no one notices her. Until one day a boy comes and moves to Natalie's school. Natalie didn't think that she would fall in love with Thomas. Or anyone at the most. (This is not a sequel to "next door neighbour")