What will happen when you prank people with texting them song lyrics! Inspired by all those song lyric books out there! ~Jenny / @BookCat06 (Meadow doesn't know I wrote this, so SUCKS TO BE YOU)

Song lyrics mixed with pranks!! Weasley twins might be proud idk.

Conversation using a song lyrics that turned out to be funny or worst. This is just for fun. xsome of the pranks aren't real.x There are some twist that can be found inside this book, be sure to check that out. -part 33: Start of the mini series. -part 40: When Cupid Shoots his Own Heart (Valentine's Day Special; short story) COPYRIGHT© joannerodriguez545

2018 and 2019 HITS sadly people stopped viewing this which I'm sad of but maybe you can help share this help this reach 1K n I will close this officially thx lovez

The story of how they fell in love after he spilled coffee on her white shirt...again. completed + poem.

"When you lose someone, someone you love, it's the hardest thing you can ever go through. With time, it never really goes away. You think you're healing, but then you get a flashback, or hear a song bringing back memories, and it hits you all over again, like a stab in the chest, you fall apart for the hundredth time and out yourself back together the hundred and first time" -anonymous ------------------------------------------------------------------- What if you lost everything in life that mattered the most to you in a matter of seconds? Just let what you loved most, slip through your fingers in the blink of an eye. Odette Thompson had everything she wanted, good parents, a protective brother, an amazing dancer and a straight A student. In a matter of seconds she loses everything. Her parents, her happy life, two things that mattered most to her, lost. As she begins to lose herself, she runs into what seemed like to be her own guardian, protector, and a personal annoying egotistical knight in not so shiny armor. Everything changes once she meets Jasper, Captain of the varsity soccer team, gorgeous as hell, stormy blue eyes, the bad boy air. Can Jasper break down Odette's walls before she has them completely built up?

Imagine that you go to bed tonight and in the morning you wake up to find that four years have gone by. That's exactly what happened to Cassie Clark. When she went to bed, she was only nineteen years old, but when she wakes up thousands of miles from home and all alone in a New York City hospital with no memory of how she got there, she's twenty four. The only memories Cassie has are of her everyday boring wholesome life back home in South Carolina, but when she wakes up she's confronted with the fact that the last four years of her life have been anything but boring or wholesome. Being in New York with no money, no family, no friends, and no job is scary enough, but now good girl Cassie is left with nothing but the pieces of a past that she can't believe could actually belong to her and the mystery of what led to her being found beaten nearly to death in an old deserted warehouse. To top it all off, the only person who seems to care about Cassie anymore is a boyfriend who she doesn't even know. Owen Tracer was nothing more than a player and a thug. Girl after girl and working for the mysterious 'business' had left him burnt out and tired of his own life. He was ready to get out, take the money he'd earned before it got him killed, and go straight, but the business had one last job for him to do before he was free. Tasked with posing as the boyfriend to a girl who had somehow tangled herself in a business mess, Owen goes to the hospital prepared to feel her out for any information she may have and to get rid of her if she knew too much. What he wasn't prepared for was finding that the girl was none other than Cassie Clark. Not only did he know the girl, but he couldn't stand her. However, the Cassie he finds isn't anything like the one he remembers. Owen was only supposed to get close enough to find out if she was a danger to the business. He wasn't supposed to fall for her. But once he does, he's the only one who can save her.

A collection of prose written by Taylor Marie.