Harry Potter, the boy from under the stairs, the boy who lived, the boy who just wanted a normal life. But when a special someone, a very pompous and snotty blonde boy who roams the Hogwarts halls comes into his life completely, what will happen? Will he accept his feelings, or will he back away, knowing he had not one single chance with a specific someone? ( cringe i made this when i was like twelve ?? anyways, ignore small re - publishing and updates, no part of the plot is to be changed. started apr 10, 2015z )

draco is cursed with the inability to speak, and he seeks unwanted help from the one he despises the most. Harry Potter, the enemy. - H. POTTER & D. MALFOY - WRITTEN BY NOTICEMEPOTTER, 2017

Brendon urie, the classic trouble maker, ready for another boring year of school. Well, he thought it would be boring, but maybe a new teacher could give him a new perspective...

Hannah is a quiet girl who hates her life at the time. Luke Hemmings is your regular popular jock. The two are partners for a biology project. Luke has no idea who Hannah is and Hannah thinks that Luke is a prick who needs to be slapped with a brick. What happens when the two start to have feeling for each other?

in which a boy and a girl meet in the hospital, where they feel farthest from home. but they soon find home in each other.

"Why do you like the rain so much?" "It reminds me that I'm still alive." (Luke Hemmings Fanfiction) Copyright to Ashley Royer. All things written by Ashley Royer unless otherwise stated. Not affiliated with 5 Seconds of Summer or any other characters mentioned. THIS IS NOT THE FULL BOOK. The full book is published with changed names and can be bought wherever books are sold. AVAILABLE NOW WHEREVER BOOKS ARE SOLD. The published version has added chapters and everything has been edited.

i can feel the hurt. there's something good about it. mostly it makes me stop remembering. niall horan au

"flowers are beautiful, and so are you." Or where Ashton, a flower loving lad, loves a guy with tattoos. It's really a cliche except it really isn't. | lashton |