Oakley Joan Adam's is a 24 year old women living as an event painter in L.A. She paints for weddings, for small company's and on windows. She paints to calm her self down, to express her emotions through color. She was all alone her whole life until a certain international pop star invaded her thoughts. She was never the same. She tried so hard to push him out of her life but she knew her walls wouldn't last long. Harry Styles finds this Oakley intriguing. He wants to know her, wants to know why she keeps to herself. Wants to show her that even though the people she thought she could trust, hurt her, that not everyone will. He wants to make her feel special. He wants to be her friend. He never knew that he would end up wanting more. He never thought she would end up feeling the same. *Harry Styles fan fiction* *Mature themes and strong language*

Isabella Grimes, daughter of Rick Grimes never knew that the life around her would drastically change. Her mornings were spent writing poems with her dad, and now they are spent fighting off walkers, surviving an apocalypse and in the middle of it all, somehow falling in love with the person that irritates her the most. An arrogant jock who just can't seem to leave her alone, yet she hides it deep in her mind that she enjoys his company. Silas Green was your typical jock in high school. Moved on to play college football when he was called home and his life changed forever. The moment he saw her, he knew that he wanted her in every way he could. He didn't care how she felt as long as he could be around her, see her. The biggest tease, and the most arrogant boy Bella has ever encountered. "A safe haven was never a place. Not a building, not a farm, not even walls. My safe haven is you. As long as you're with me, it will always and forever be you."

Don't you call her baby. We're not talking lately. Don't you call her what you used to call me... A story in which a girl who writes songs falls in love with the boy who sings them. "Color...What a deep and mysterious language, the language of dreams." - Paul Gauguin. DO NOT PRINT MY BOOKS! *TW: story contains mature topics such as mental abuse, PTSD, minor drug usage, and minor sexual content.*