It's not easy being the only girl in the Durant household. It's tough when everybody views you as the baby of the family, despite having a twin brother who is only two minutes older than you. But most difficult of all is harboring a secret crush on your twin's best friend for three years. Sofia Durant is having the worst last weeks of high school she could have ever imagined, especially after failing two classes and having to take summer classes in order to graduate. So when Adrian Carter, the star of the college soccer team in Madrid unexpectedly asks her out on a date, she thinks her bad streak has come to an end. But things take a turn for the worse and after an unspeakable night she wishes she could forget, flees to London to live with her older brother Leo. Eight months pass before she finally has the courage to come back home and resume her life, only to find that things are a whole lot different now and she's not the only one who has changed.

[Now Published!] "God, I like him. I like my best friend. Oh, and he has a girlfriend." He's an attractive football player with a penchant for stealing hearts. She's his socially awkward best friend. They share a relationship that is difficult to define. After all, which pair of best friends spend half their time flirting with each other, and the other half getting on each other's nerves? They do. Scarlett is used to his womanizing ways, and seeing him with a new girl every week doesn't really bother her. But then, Aiden lands himself a serious girlfriend, and she's everything that Scarlett isn't. Suddenly bombarded with a bunch of feelings she hasn't encountered before, Scarlett realizes she might just be falling for her best friend. She knows she's in trouble. Aiden knows he's in trouble when he finds himself getting attracted to none other than Scarlett. Now that he finally had a girlfriend to call his own, everything had seemed to be going in the right direction. Well, up until these feelings made an entrance. Something is totally wrong with him and everything he's feeling. He knows he must stop before things get out of hand. But things do get out of hand. Very. And before long these two best friends find themselves in the midst of lots of drama; from stolen kisses, to painful heart-breaks; from unwanted jealousy, to passionate feelings; Add a lot of parties, drunken confessions, misconceptions, arguments, and oh, kissing (lots of it). A Flirtationship will draw you into the intricate tapestry of confessions, betrayals, friendship, and love. Give their story the chance it deserves. You won't regret it!

[Completed] "Sometimes we question the choices that take us to the places we end up. How did we get to where we are? Could I have done anything to avoid this? How did I end up like this? I've never found myself in a situation where I've had that feeling. Of course, that was until now. Maybe it was all a dream. You'd wake up in the morning and it was all just a very bad dream. An illusion per-say. That feeling of being trapped inside your head was just just a big nightmare that you eventually woke up from. However, this was not the case." *** People gamble all the time right? It's not that hard. I guess it is a little different when you're gambling for love with the notorious bad boy who may have just as many secrets as you......... Faith Johnson? A typical teenage girl just trying to make it through high school with the help of her best friend Lexi. Her past may keep her from moving on, but sometimes that perfect person comes in your life and fixes everything. However, that person is also the only one that can tear everything back down. The only question is; who is that person? Kaden Amante? Bad boy central. In attempt to catch another girl into his player trap, he makes a bet with Faith, to make her fight for his love, but will he end up fighting for hers instead? And what's a bad boy without his posse to back him up when things that Faith can't understand start to happen. Things she shouldn't know, and things that could break her. Maybe they need each other more than they thought they could ever need anyone. Who'll get to say, in the end, that they proved the other wrong?