When I was little I never understood why we always had to live our house. My mom never tried to teach me it. We always ran away from my dad. There was one day I understood everything I was five my mom came home from the grocery store. My dad got pissed and he slapped her. He punched and kicked. I never trusted a man...
chris chambers was never a boy to receive good luck, ever. so when he started to get to know ace merrill's new girlfriend, of course he was going to end up falling for her. it was just his luck.
❝What happened to us. Why weren't we ever an item?❞ I asked tenderly as he fluttered his eyes open. ❝Because, Chris. You never liked me the way I liked you. I've never been in love until I saw you sitting on that Juilliard stage playing the piano, the biggest goofy smile on your face, because you're doing something yo...
"How do I know you're not like the others?" I asked him. "I'm not like those other guys who treated you like crap. I care about you, I'll treat you right." River said and lightly kissed my forehead _____________ River Phoenix Fan Fiction By: 80swhat on hold
"But all good things have to come to an end, right?" 6 years ago they thought they'd never see each other again. 6 years later they realised they were wrong. She was a girl who knew where she was going. He was a boy who didn't.
she was into the 'abstract' boys, though the boy that she wanted was more than abstract. not everyone deems to be as you had initially wanted. |don't panic-coldplay|
This is about how a girl moves to castle rock with her abusive step-parents and soon meets the gang when she runs from her step-father and somehow ends up by the tree house
❝ They were like two ten year olds who were having their first kiss when it wasn't a first for either of them. It was so simple, but it made them both have butterflies in their stomachs and it felt right and it felt nice. ❞
"Isn't it strange that I know you'd risk your life to save mine, but I don't even know what your favorite color is?"
When River Phoenix moves to town and begins his senior year at Winterburgh High, the girls at school fall head over heels for him. But he has his sights set on one girl in particular. And it takes a little longer than expected for her to follow suit.
"Do you believe in happy endings?" He asked me. "There's no such thing as a happy ending," I replied.
Its the summer in the year 1988 and Ava is visiting her relatives in California. Ava doesn't have a care in the world but to just relax. Doesn't care about the latest trends, doesn't care about what's hot on the radio or even the latest movie her uncle has just directed called a Night in the Life of Jimmy Reardon unti...
