This is an old version. I am slowly rewriting this. Please wait to read that one. It'll have some of the same chapter outlines but way better writing. It'll also have more characters and hopefully be more in depth as well as be longer and have a different ending. He thought he was a bad boy. She thought she was a psychopath. He was bad news. She was worse. He was angry at the world. She just wanted to have fun in it. When Ashila gets caught on the wrong side of the law again, her father has no other choice but to send her to the strict boarding school known as 'Prescott Boarding School a place for delinquents and troubled youth' she is downright pissed. However when she gets there she decides to have some fun. Her type of fun. When Rylan finds out the only other dorm in his hall is going to be taken he's intrigued. After all his hall is only for the 'Class A' dangerous students, as the teachers and guards put it anyway. However when she gets there and he finds out that she's a she he's kinda annoyed that they class her as a 'Class A +' which is more dangerous than him. _______________________________ A lot of colourful language and not the rainbow kind. started this when i was young so it's not the best. but i still put my heart into it so don't copy please i'm sick of it. Finished.

My growing collection of poems and rhymes, Read alone or in tune with bell chimes, My poems are small, but strong forever, I shall never stop writing, never, never, never!

[ONGOING ✓] A story about a dying girl and a devilish boy who must work together to ensure her survival. Copyright © 2021 mesmereyes All Rights Reserved [Cover by: Myself]

Lucifer is on top of the world. The underworld, that is. He is what humans call, "the devil". Lucifer is happy forcing Souls to do labored work until Michael, Lucifer's brother, comes along to tell Lucifer some interesting news. He has a soulmate. That's right, Satan, who is supposedly soulless, has a soulmate who has extraordinary powers. Now he must decide whether or not he will truly let Charlotte steal his heart.

Imagine: The high school Shakespeare club is torn apart and left in turmoil over a debate of the correct interpretation of Romeo and Juliet. Is it a cautionary tale about the stupidity of youth and shallow lust, or is it a beautiful tragedy about how love can conquer even the most poisonous hatred? Just when reconciliation seems impossible, two unlikely people meet. Is there still hope for the Shakespeare club?