*** I wrote this when I was like..14/15 and personally don't think it's one of the better works I've done but a lot of y'all seem to like it so I'm leaving it up here. *** At Oakwood High School there are two girls with two very different lives. Meet Jessica Night and Kaylee Scott. Jessica, coming from wealth and status and Kaylee, just another student passing in the halls quietly. Something so simple brings them together. A school project. So cliche right? Kaylee has had a HUGE crush on Jessica for quite some time before scratching that idea out. However, try as she might she can't completely rid of the feelings locked away and this project isn't helping at all. Forced to interact but not forced to become friends, follow these two as their lives intertwine. Can they keep their newfound friendship from breaking and maybe become more then just friends or will everything fall to pieces? But watch out for the secrets and lies for they won't stick to the shadows for long.

Read I DONT DATE CHEERLEADERS and A LITTLE PIECE FROM HEAVEN before reading this. *10 YEARS LATER* Allesandra @ Alle Larove is now 22 years old. Because of her genius mind she the youngest student graduated from CJBS (Cambridge Judge Business School) and top of her class, she's ready to work beside her older Sister, Hope. Everybody see her life as perfect just because she's a Larove. For Alle, it's not complete. Like her mother's and Sister, she found love from her female Best Friend, Kylie. After the death of her girlfriend in a tragic accident, she shut her heart completely. She blamed herself for the lost of her beloved Kylie. She changed from a very cheerful person to a cold, moody and impatient person. She feel like she's betraying her late girlfriend if she's dating again. Since she started to work for her daddy (Carmen), she met several woman. Some bad. Some nice. Some willing to do anything to be a Larove. Will Alle found love again? Will she open her heart for someone new? Can she move on and start a new life?

Read 'I Don't Date Cheerleaders' before reading this. It's exactly been five years since 'I Don't Date Cheerleaders' takes place. HOPE LAROVE is now 17 years old and a senior in Xander High. As she was growing up, she finds herself dealing with a lot of interesting people. That is one of the reasons why her classmate finds it easy for them to talk to her. One day, like any normal day in school, she met a girl who changes the way she view people around her. Since then, she's been trying to get her attention. BELLA WHITE. A cheerleader, a genius and also the most popular girl in Xander High. She is known to be a bitchy and a rude girl with a very annoying attitude to whom that doesn't know her. She never dated anyone but she has a lot of suitors. She came from a poor family and because of that, she was bullied endlessly before she became popular. A person caught her eye and suddenly make her heart race. The thing is, she's a girl. She never feels anything toward any girls before but now she questions her sexuality. Will Hope succeed in getting her crush's attention? Will Bella give Hope the time of day? Read to find out.

This book is not edited, read at your own risk. Carmen Larove, a rebellious 16 year old girl with a secret, master in martial arts and she doesn't give a damn about what other thinks about her. After her recent fight that she started in a boarding school, she was kicked out and her parents force her to enter a public school where her older twin sisters go to. Carmen is also an openly lesbian girl. Larissa Vincent, a 16 year old cheerleader who is openly bisexual. She came from an average family and open-minded. She is one of the most popular girls in school but she's not the Queen Bee. She also has to work in a local coffee shop after school to help her dad support her 2 little sisters, her sick mother and to pay the bills. What happen when a rich rebellious girl met one of the school famous cheerleader? Will there be spark between them? Or will there be chaos? Read to find out.

Lexa and Bellamy are best friends after Clarke left for her mission trip. They tell each other everything and even work at the same building. But when Clarke returns home, things get interesting. Clarke doesn't just return home alone; she brings someone else.

Two girls. New Heights. Clarke is a regular student at an art University and is struggling to pursue her artistic dreams. She is a self-taught, simple, talented, and a bit of an awkward person. What will happen when the new girl catches her eye? Lexa is a new student, enrolling in a photography major to achieve all of her goals. She is free-spirited, intelligent, and well on her way to doing what she wants. She has it all. Her boyfriend, her looks, her drive. What will happen when she recognizes an unfamiliar interest?

Lexa moves to a new school from a small one. She is worried about admitting her sexuality out of fear of being bullied. When she learns that someone in the school is open about their sexuality she becomes curious. When she meets Clarke, will she fall for her? join them through their happiness and struggles through life. (not american so if some things are wrong, I'm sorry. please don't kill me)

Story is being all re- written!

Clarke is a new student in a all girls catholic school, Lexa is the popular girl in school that is know for breaking girls hearts. when their eyes meet they can feel a connection but Clarke is confident she's straight and its gonna take some persuasion for her to realise the truth.

DISCLAIMER: This IS a Clexa fanfiction, even though it starts out as Bellarke. •••••••••••••••••••••••• "If you weren't in either clique, you were just a drifter lying in between the two massive conflicts. It made Clarke's head hurt, she didn't understand why they couldn't both just coexist. That was her wishful thinking, with differences as big as crevasses people were bound to be lost in the divide." - - - - - - - - - - - Clarke Griffin has been sent away to Whitehall Academy after the death of her father. It is there she navigates the woes of parties, teenage rebellion, relationships, self identity, and the perpetual problem of cliques. Bellamy is gorgeous, and he loves her, but there's a girl with beauty and strength that Clarke cannot deny.