Truth or dare shenanigans Shaymien Ongoing story Disclaimer/Warning: this fan content contains sexual situations between two people who are just friends in real life. I am aware that they are friends and this fanfiction is not meant to be a representation of real life nor is it meant to attack or harass anyone involved. This content is PURELY FICTIONAL and for Mature Audiences. Reader discretion advised. Secondary disclaimer: smosh smut lol

☆☆ Watty Award Winner 2020 ☆☆ Cooper Daniels lives next door to a psychopath. He just can't prove it...yet. When the most popular girl in high school is murdered at a Halloween party, Cooper's suspicions become a reality. He knows exactly who did it. But how is he supposed to prove his charming neighbor is a killer? Meanwhile, Calla Parker is waking up with blood under her nails, and she has no idea why. Unable to remember the night before, Calla begins to suspect herself of murder. She's relieved to find out the police have zero evidence to go on. Yet she can't help but shake the feeling she's being watched - very closely. And she knows why. Cooper Daniels knows her secret. ☆ Cover by @CarKann ☆

You think I'm a lil baddie?

THIS IS NOT MY BOOK!!! I HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH THIS BOOK!!!! The original book Twist and Shout by the author from achiveofourown (Gabriel (AO3)) ALL THE CREDITS GOES TO GABRIEL AND STANDBYME!!

A case comes up at a councelling retreat and Sam, Dean and Cas go to check it out. Sam snatches up the only job vacancy forcing Cas and Dean to go in as a couple. None of them expect the events that unfold (but they kinda do).

Zoe Sugg has this huge crush on her co-YouTuber and best friend, Alfie Deyes. a.k.a PointlessBlog. How does she make a move for Alfie to notice what she feels about him? (ONE OF MY CRAPPY STORIES BECAUSE I WROTE THIS IN 2014. WOOH.)

Zoe and Alfie have been friends since...forever... And they have suddenly got closer than they would ever of imagined, have they developed different feelings? And will they tell eachother the truth?

I guess history taught us to hate