|Completed and Edited| She would be cheering at games. He sat in the Library behind glasses. She would be going wild at a party. He would be at a bookstore or coffee shop. She never enjoyed Christmas. He made her love Christmas. On a random day at the University, opposite poles were partnered for an assignment for the Holidays. |All Rights Reserved| |Do Not Steal| #2 in Christmas |3rd October 2019|

Bree Anderson was just harmlessly driving to her grandmas house one snowy winter evening with her best friend, Mackenzie Johnson. Harmlessy until she hits a young boy about her age, that is! That night changes her life forever, in ways she never thought to expect. She had always believed in Santa Clause, but this was rediculious! And all she had wanted was to get to her grandmas house. *** © This story, "If Santa Had a Son," is protected under copyright laws. Any infringement of this copyright is punishable by law. © Published 12/25/11 Completed 10/31/12

15 year old Mckenna Lawson is stuck at home all by herself for the whole of the Christmas holidays. Usually, one will expect a big festive celebration but no, Mckenna lost that hope when she was 10. Her parents and her older brother Mason will be in Australia during Christmas, as they have the year before and the year before that and the year before the year before that. Long story short, they are never in during Christmas. No 10 year old girl should ever experience that. Every Christmas, Mckenna's parents will set up a Christmas tree in their living room and put some present under it for Mckenna. It was nothing special, just a few scarves and storybooks wrapped up nicely and topped with a bow. The night before Christmas, Mckenna wishes that she would have some company on her lonely Christmas. Believe it or not, her wish might actually come true.

"Hey Elle," Gavin said in a low tone, wiping the counter clean. "I bet a month's worth of dirty dish duty that you can't turn Scrooge into Santa's head elf in three weeks." Noelle Winters loves Christmas. She loves catching snowflakes on her tongue on snow days, reading by the fireplace with a big cup of hot cocoa. Christmas displays in toy shops and department stores make her happy. She loves how families get together and celebrate during the most wonderful time of the year. Christmas has this jolly, comfortable, warm, cozy, feel to it that makes her want to bury herself in knitted sweaters, light Christmas scented candles and sing Christmas carols in the middle of town square. With the cheery atmosphere in Fairview, who wouldn't join in on the holiday festivities? Oliver Hastings. He hates Christmas. Loathes it. He hates how bright the lights are and how everything in town seems so whimsical and enchanted. It all makes him want to puke. He claims that celebrating the holidays are useless and a waste of his time. So what happens when Elle's boss hires Oliver to work at Gingersnaps? A nuclear explosion of candy canes and sugar plums, that's what. She knows that no one's supposed to be unhappy on Christmas. Not even the grumpy Christmas hater named Oliver. With the help of her best friend Carol, she writes a list of things to try and get Oliver in the spirit. She's determined to show him what he's missed out on so far like; "Go ice skating", "Have a snowball fight", and "Sing Christmas Carols". She has 22 days and she's up for the challenge. last tracked achievements: humor #18 [28/12/14] teen fic #69 [15/12/14]

Estelle Richards' parents don't celebrate Christmas. She doesn't feel like she's missing out on anything - she's just used to it by now. After a tragedy convinced her to follow her parents to New York about a year and a half ago, she's spent her previously outgoing life in the quiet. And she likes it. She likes it a lot. Noel Pearson is only tolerable on the subject of two things: his younger sister and Christmas. Since the latter is rushing up to meet them, he's determined to put on his brightest smile. But when he hears that there's a freshman girl who has never had a Christmas in her entire life, he decides that she's his next challenge. There's just one problem: he's got less than a month. Can he really teach Estelle Richards how to love Christmas in just twenty-five days? ▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲ Warning: this is a cute, cliché Christmas story. Read at your own risk! ChickLit #30 [02.12.14] Teen Fic #210 [18.12.14]