My name is- I don't have a name. My title, however, is Experiment 413. I am a failed experiment at becoming a perfect human being. More or less, I am a robot, with fake insides and a synthetic pulse. NOT COMPLETE - ABANDONED

John has a surprise for Dave who is coming home from a long day of work he thinks it's just snuggling but he is far from right This story is a lemon you have been warned

This book has tips and tricks on LGBT life and social life. This book also contains etiquette when speaking to an LGBT person Highest Rank: #4 in Nonfiction 12-18-16

Four years ago, something really bad happened to 19 year old Ariel, that left him shattered. His idea of coping with the incident was, being a player and a jerk and it was leaving his family worried. Anjie is a new student, who happens to cross Ariel's path on the first day of school, landing herself in his bad book. Things take a turn for the better. And she's on a mission. A mission to find out what exactly it was that left Ariel, broken. Read to find out what happens in this book. And please read the Author's note at the end.

Hey Guys! So this is my first "x reader" and my second story all together so please no hateful comments or anything. I do like constructive criticism though so if you have something to say please be nice! Also i want to thank anyone who's taking the time to read this. I will update as much as possible~ Thanks again! *~Emma~* P.S. This is a non-lemon story and almost all characters used in this story belong to Andrew Hussie, creator of a webcomic called Homestuck. Its amazing, so check it out if you haven't already!

wtf is wrong with me? why must I think this up?

Raine Kirkland, best friends with Sollux Captor and Dave Strider, was anything but lame. Her life was perfectly normal - except for her secret: TG. One day, her life changes in the blink of an eye. She learns that life on Earth won't be much longer; how will that shape her?

You know that quote: "You didn't recognize me when I was here, don't give me any recognition when I'm gone." Well that applies to my situation. Although it'd be great if it were: "What doesn't kill you makes you stronger." But that'd be ironic.