A collection of moments from the lives of two high school seniors who are struggling to leave the past behind as they prepare to leave for college.

I'm Louisa William Edwards. For a long time it had seemed to me that life was about to begin - real life. But there was always some obstacle in the way. Something to be got through first, some unfinished business, time still to be served, Then life would begin. Then Travis walked in with his god damn angelic looks. He was everything I wanted and more. All I wanted was love and happiness and to know where my life was headed. Did I get more than what I bargained for? Highest Rating - #152 in Teen Fiction

Vena Anderson, a nineteen year old girl has moved away from home to attend college. She has no desire to live in a small dorm room and having to live with a complete stranger, so living in an apartment for her college years is her next option. The only flaw in her plan is that she can't afford it without a roommate. Vena has lived in this apartment all through the past year and just as the new school year is right around the corner, the landlord decided that she would raise the rent. James Hendersom, a nineteen year old guy has been recently kicked out of his dorm for smoking cigarettes. He now has been living with his parents until he can find a place of his own. He has been searching and searching for the past week and could not find anything, until just a few days ago. James was looking through the ads, again and one popped out more then all the others sitting on that plain "Looking for roommate. Contact Vena Anderson for further information" *This Wattpad story is rated Mature for strong language and some sexuality* Book One of the 'I Am Living With An Idiot' series. This book is currently being edited and revised because in some aspects it is so horrible, so I am working on it!!

High school in the early 90s: it was before cell phones and social media, but the problems were the same. How do you get the guy you're interested in to notice you? What happens if you fall in love with your best friend? Why does physics class keep factoring into your love life? This novella is loosely based on my own high school experiences... but sort of an alternate version of them. You can only make one set of choices in life, so it's fun to explore what could have been - but wasn't - in fiction. Also, set in 1991-92, this is kind of a period piece now! In some ways it's a love letter to the teen books I read back in the 80s and 90s, in particular those by Ellen Conford and Paula Danzinger. I hope you enjoy it. This story was featured on Wattpad in 2016.

Lamia Mitchell is an ordinary teenage girl, excluding the fact that she’s extremely shy and not very good at making friends. But Lamia is also a Christian girl nowadays people just throw the word “Christian” and “God” around but don’t follow God's word. However Lamia is different and actually tries to follow the bible. She was born and raised in a Christian household. What Lamia does not expect is overcoming struggles when she enters her new high-school. Lamia also has no social life, as in no friends. Now take a look at Kaiden Rivera. He’s charming, sweet and even a bit funny. But you know what the catch is? He’s a total player. He's not the typical player though, he loves playing the guitar and secretly sings. Kaiden has never played or even sang in front of anyone, not even his family, since he has a bit of stage fright. Kaiden puts up a front to the public, but really he's having major problems in his home life. When Lamia shows up at Arrowsmith High with her brother Alec, is intrigued by her, like there is something special about the girl. Will Kaiden overcome his problems? Will Lamia open up? And most of all will Lamia overcome her shyness and speak the word of God to Kaiden? Watch as drama, tragedy and possibly even love reveal themselves in The Harmony.

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