Sequel to BullShvt::

Sanaa is a 16 year old girl,her life is totally normal,her girl best friends are Nicki Minaj,Ciara and Beyoncé,her boy best friends are Tyga,Chris Brown,Russell Wilson and Jay-Z,Sanaa and Tyga have like a flirty friendship,but what happens to there friendship when the guys kidnap the girls,will that flirty friendship stay or will it die

Y/N is a 17 year old girl and Tyga is a 23 year old man they have been sneaking around for 2 years now and Y/N has been lying to her parents The Game and Draya about where she's been, but she can't keep it a secret anymore because now she's pregnant.

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Pop a couple bands with a nigga like me Loving ain't the same with a nigga like me.

Adira and August have been friends since kindergarten, two peas in a pod until a fight leaves the twos relationship destroyed and the two thousands of miles apart. So when Adira shows back up on August's steps looking for answers they find themselves having to relive what tore them apart. Will the two fall victim to the darkest relations?

Makayla always liked August since high school but was scared because August was a bad boy and player she never thought she was good enough to get his attention but has August changed?

A puzzle was meant to be complicated and complex. They were meant to make you become frustrated with its mazes of curves and turns in the pieces- the same pieces that make up a beautiful picture. But what if you had an never ending puzzle with unlimited pieces- No, No, No. Ok scratch that, What if you got to the end of that puzzle and you only had one piece- one more piece until you accomplished your goal of completing this puzzle. But what if the last piece you had wasn't the right piece, all your hard work thrown down the drain, along with all your other failures in life. What then? Well I'm here to tell you that there's no such thing as a wrong piece- or a piece that doesn't 'fit'. "Just throw it out if it doesn't fit." I remember her saying to me. But like I said before, there's no such thing. "Juss' because a piece don't fit, don't mean it's not da' right one." Silly me though, I let the piece go.

Being A Preacher's Kid Isn't At All What It's Up To Be. You're Always At Home Because Either Your Mom Is Overprotective Or Your Dad Is An Uptight Preacher. I'm Nineteen, And I STILL Can't Get From Under My Parents' Thumbs. Something Has To Change, And Something Has To Change Now. *** I Should've Listened. My Parents Were Right From Shielding Me From The Real World. How Am I Going To Get Myself Out Of This Predicament? I Just Wanted To Sing...

A Girl Who Has A Crush A High School Jock Named August Alsina