Her last year of High School Dream Banks goes through so much. All starting from her mums death.---> Read because if I write any more I'll ruin the story :' D ! Hope you enjoy this .

Christopher has it all, right in the beautiful state of Montana. A great family, best friends, good grades... Not really a care in the world. When his family whisks him off to Africa for a month long mission trip, he doesn't imagine much will come out of it. He imagines hanging out with the kids and maybe building a well, then returning to the USA to find relief in his air conditioned home. Boy is he in for more than he thought. Who would have imagined that one little girl, whom he can't seem to even get to talk to him, could change the way he views the world? A.N. This story is told from different characters' point of view depending on the chapter. The character who's point of view it is from will appear as the "title" of the chapter. Thanks for reading! Hope you enjoy! Special thanks to @Silentsparrow432 for the amazing cover!!! *On going*

When Hazel's beloved boyfriend (Augustus Waters) dies, she thinks life as she knows it is over. But when she goes to the hospital and discovers that she is pregnant, it is the best thing that ever happened to her...or the worst.

The Bad girl is: - A major pain in the ass. - A Church girl. (Mind you still trying to get over that one.) - A showgirl. - The devil; reincarnated. - But she's also my angel; all because of one stupid deal. Colton Sanders is the geek; plain and simple. The guy that everyone ignores and the boy that likes it that way. So what happens when he sees the school's Bad girl Lilani Smithers in a white dress in front of a Church? Easy. He blackmails her. Lilani Smithers hates Colton and he's asking for one thing only; to help him get the girl he's been in love with since year five. So what happens when a Geek and a Bad girl mix? Well . . . there's the parties, the late night outs, the make-overs and the terrible lessons . . . as well as sheer loathing. God save Colton! Copyright © Jessica Jackson All rights reserved