Revenge. That's the only solution in this world. From the hurt, sadness, and destruction. Revenge is the only thing that a person seeks. Supposedly it's their salvation. Those who seek revenge, will only receive the bitter end of their bargain. Janna could never figure what it felt like to be in a real family. Her father left her, her sister hates her, and her mother is another story. But then there's him, Rav. He is her protector but only sees her as an object. With every love story there is a connection, too bad it's only attraction. A/N I am re-editing this story, so I would advise you to read at your own risk.

It was an unspoken agreement between us. Some nights he would show up at my window and I let him in, no questions asked. And the next day, it was forgotten; we just continued on as the strangers we were to each other.

Natalie and Lucas have hated each other for as long as they can remember. She's an uptight perfectionist. He's a sarcastic shut-in. But when the two get trapped in Harrison High School during the biggest snow storm of the season, they are forced to work together. How will they cope?

Sick of cliché Wattpad books? Then this isn't the book for you. We take every single over-used plot, character and trope on Wattpad - from player-meets-nerd to my-boyfriend-is-a-vampire - and mash it all into one, awful, hilarious parody. NOTE: This is a parody. Characters have not been created to mock a race/nationality/sexuality, they have been created to lightly poke fun at the way certain teen fiction writers reduce them into crude stereotypes. Thanks for helping this pile of junk get to #1 in Humor!

Jake Richards the sheriff's son in a small town in Pennsylvania. When his father tells him his true family history and purpose in life will he reject it or learn more about the country he was destined to rule since before he was born. Along with him dozens more learn of their shapeshifting abilities coupled with elemental magic.

Compared to the beautiful, outgoing Melody, Sutton Bran has always lived in her older sister's shadow as the shy, innocent girl. Even so, she happens to catch the attention of mysterious bad boy Colton Jones. He steals her first kiss one night at a party and sends her home thinking that her life is finally starting to fall into place... that is, until she arrives at her house to find that Melody has been killed in a drunk driving accident. Unable to deal with her grief, Sutton's life spirals out of control. But one guy thinks he has what it takes to show her there's still so much to live for. All she has to do is be a little rebellious.

Luke Archer and Summer Merrick have always been the It-Couple at Roseville High. When Luke breaks up with Summer at the beginning of senior year, Summer reveals that she has been cheating on Luke with Paul Walden, Luke’s best friend. Angry and betrayed, Luke decides to get revenge, and he enlists the help of Jamie Vandeviere, a girl who has always been invisible to the popular crowd. Their goal is to transform Jamie into the most popular girl at school and take down Summer’s position as Queen Bee. However, being popular turns out to be a lot more difficult than what Jamie had in mind. What exactly has she gotten herself into? ***READ AT YOUR OWN RISK***

Kayla was hoping for the perfect senior year. She had made through the first semester with her hopes fulfilled. She had great friends, got along with everybody, had good grades, and had no enemies. But on the first day of her second semester her principle had a surprise for the entire senior class. They all had to take a class called Tying the Knot which means that all the seniors had to be pretend married and go through all of the normal marriage procedures. That means budget, bills, house, and even pretend kids! But none of that bothers Kayla. She is fine with it until she finds out that she is paired with the schools ultimate bad boy!

A short story of an abandoned bathroom stall door giving desperate, heartbroken girls relationship advice, hot guys incorrectly trying to woo hearts, a stupid dare in action, and irrationality ruling the minds of every character.

Morgan met Jesse because of her mobile phone. He texted a cheeky message to 07657 234 562 instead of 07657 234 762. Stupid boy. Is he is really that stupid? He might be a player, arrogant, but will Morgan and Jesse continue to talk after they find out the conversation started by a miss-dial of one number? One digit can make all the different as can one sentence...