Perfectionist: /pərˈfekSHəˌnist/: noun: a person who refuses to accept any standard short of perfection. Zoey Fey is a perfectionist. She hates anything that's out of order, and she especially hates it when things don't go exactly as planned. She dislikes it when her teachers pair her up with people who don't live up to her expectations, which for her, is everyone. Ian Gibson is a new kid to Tyson High School, and he has a shady past. He's intrigued by Zoey's immediate hatred towards him, and when their shared teacher calls for a partner project, he volunteers to be Zoey's partner. What he doesn't know is that he's about to get tangled in a mess with a girl who's not interested in become friends, or even making friends.

In which one boy leaves a rose each day on his dead teacher's grave.

His dream of being someone lies beyond the walls of Walter High. Ethan is a nerd yet not in measures of a cliche being in the society... He wants change... He wants to defy paradigms... and he will do anything to say his soul in front... He will do it his way.... his manner... his words. Perfect is a reflection of the adventures in high school. An adventure that unfolds from the first step in a bisque classroom and never ends until you die. Thanks to my previous English teachers in Sophomore and Junior Hs. They're the reasons why I wrote this way. :)

Loosely based on the X-Men movies- Alex was injected with The Cure when she was 19, and today, 4 years later, Alex seems just like another young heiress. With a few catches, that is. Apart from having no recollections of ever being a mutant- or what happened to her parents, for that matter- Alex is also a mother to a toddler, who's father is one of the most powerful mutants alive: Scott Summers, aka, Cyclops. Who she doesn't have any memory of, at all. Will Alex ever remember her past, and, if she does, will she like it? As for her relationship with Scott, will they simply pick up where they left off, or is the past best left as it was?

Loosely based on the X-Men movies- They say that everything we do, no matter how small, sets large things in motion. 18-year old Alexandra had just joined the X-Men, carrying behind her a dark past and powers so great no other mutant had ever dreamt of having. What if, the smallest, simplest act of joining Xavier's Institute for Gifted Youngsters, had just set a wheel in motion, changing the lives of the X-Men forever?