Parents don't exactly realise the damage and impact that the occasional slight remarks they make can have. On the rare occasions that they realise they shouldn't have said something, they make the huge mistake of just assuming that the young ones won't remember. That the words they uttered are meaningless and won't leave an impression on their children. Sometimes, all it takes to fix it is an apology.

In the senior year of his high school life, Lex meets his best friend, Azumi, as they drifted apart since they left for different colleges. Now, that he is being convicted for murder, he goes back to the day it all started, the day his actions changed. Meeting again by chance, they get close and catch up on what has happened. Until Lex realizes that Azumi is living in a dark part in her life that Lex tries to make it all better, and if he ever does, how exactly does he fix it? Copyright © MesaProductions, 2012 All rights reserved.

When Lennon Giordana is in charge of introducing Moises Castellanos to Riverview Highschool, they seem to form a bond. Lennon has always felt empty and lost in life, but will Moises change that? Moises has been hurt in all of his past relationships and he's not ready to get hurt again, but can Lennon's sweet and admirable personality change his feelings on being in a relationship?

Just letters to the people who mean something to me ♥

random poems that I've written xD they're bad but I'm bored :3

'Me and you... That's how it was supposed to be." Miz & Danny are two perfect people... With the most imperfect life. They lived their lives peacefully and they were both happy until they met each other. Now that they have fallen in love a series of consequences has formed from this forbidden love. No-one wants them to be together and it seems as if the whole world is only going to be at peace when they decide to split up, but Miz already knows that losing him would mean losing her means of survival. They can't live without each other, but when Danny gets seriously injured, Miz starts to prepare for the worst. But she isn't the only one. 'And that's when I realise that I would rather have died than loved a boy named Danny Cole.'