"Is that what we are? Friends with benefits" I pause. "I guess, unless you want to stop all this and go back to being well, acquaintances I guess" We were never exactly friends before this. "No" He answered quickly. "Friends with benefits is cool... So does that mean we also do things friends would do?" I raise an eyebrow at him as I eat a spoon of my cereal. "Like hang out and stuff" I shrug. "It's that's what you want" "... do you want to?" "Sure! Seems fun" I grin trying not to freak out. Calm down dude, you only said you'd be friends! "So when do we have sex?" I spit my cereal out. -------------------------------------------------- Rouge never talked to Bucky properly until one night at a party where he played knight in shiny armour. Well to be exact she hadn't talked, they had shouted and things got... a little steamy. From nothing to something. What will become of their secret little playtimes? #1 in bucky #1 in thorodinson #1 in jamesbucananbarnes #1 in avengers #1 in buckybarnes #1 in tonystark #1 in marvel #1 in clintbarton (i'd like to mention i still haven't bothered to edit it so spelling mistakes will be there, sorry. also don't read if you're easily offended i really cba with the negativity go cry somewhere else)

In which a girl is obligated to babysit her childhood best friend's little sister. ~ UNDER EDITING ~ © copyright - oneinfinity- all rights reserved to me this book shall not be revised, edited or remade in anyway, shape, or form

Girl says: "I'm Fine Boy replies with: "Why you lyin" •*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•*•* Meet Brooke Giovanni, after moving from Austin, Texas to Woodbridge, Virginia she meets Matthew Espinosa. A cute boy with soft blonde hair and sparkling brown eyes. When she loses her mom and brother to her abusive father. Will Matthew be able to protect her from all the demons or will they get the better of her.

Kelsey Jennings only ever screams when the Bloomingdales on 59th and Lexington runs out of floppy hats, but when her mom whisks her to Omaha for her last summer before NYU, she instigates a riot. Kelsey can come up with 197 things better than spending two months in the Midwest and when she meets Jack, an aspiring musician that wears too many flannel shirts and has groupies following his every move, her list all but doubles. He's everywhere, he's infuriating, he's gorgeous, and then, (394 reasons be damned), he's kissing her. Soon, the only number that matters is the amount of days Kelsey and Jack have together before his tour bus comes and her flight takes off.