Karis accidentally runs into turned-cold soccer captain, Peyton's motorcycle in the middle of a storm, causing him a nasty scrape and a broken bike, both in need of repairs. Thus she sets off to fix them both, causing for things to go awry in their relationship and for everything to change from that point on.

Coming from an abusive household, Meredith Hill makes up her mind to finally escape. She runs till she meets a family friend who decides to take her in as one of her own. When high school is added to the mix, she must learn how to cope with her past as well as making friends. The bad boy of Woodland High, Reid Taylor, a biker with tattoos and girls always on his arm. At 16, his father stepped down and the roll as the cruelest Mafia leader in America, passed down to him. Trouble follows him like a magnet, until he meets her. His need to protect her is almost intoxicating. She changes him and she doesn't even realize, while he slowly lures her out of her shell. They're each other's drug, and it's addicting. WARNING: This story contains mature scenes, such as: sexual content, self harm and abuse. Read at your own risk! CLICHÉ AND FAST PACED STORY « SLOWLY EDITING » P.S. I made my own cover! If you'd like one let me know <3 ~~~~~~~~~ RANKINGS #92 in Teen Fiction [2/21/18] #89 in Teen Fiction [2/25/18] #61 in Teen Fiction [3/13/18] #47 in Teen Fiction [3/17/18] #29 in Teen Fiction [3/19/18] #17 in Teen Fiction [3/21/18] #14 in Teen Fiction [3/23/18] #11 in Teen Fiction [3/30/18] #9 in Teen Fiction [3/31/18] #6 in Teen Fiction [4/3/18] & [5/2/18] #5 in bad boy

FREE STORY WITH EXCLUSIVE CONTENT. This is *not* a Paid Story. Eighteen-year-old hockey prodigy Elliot Wexler has three goals for senior year. One: somehow graduate with a 3.5 GPA. Two: hide his bipolar disorder from his peers. And three: make it into the NHL with no scandals. Piece of cake. What he doesn't expect is to find Lucy, a homeless girl, hiding from the winter frost in his dad's shed. Elliot's busy, complicated life doesn't permit room for error, and falling in love with a girl from a totally different world sounds like the opposite of a good idea. But Elliot can't help but be drawn to Lucy and her elusive ways--even when she seems to vanish from his life non-stop, each time leaving him with a bigger hole in his heart. But Elliot is determined to break down Lucy's barriers. And when he does, he discovers that her life is more complicated--and dangerous--than he could have imagined. With drafting season approaching, and Elliot's fragile mental health deteriorating, he's forced to face a difficult question: Is first love supposed to hurt so much? *** PLEASE DO NOT ADD THIS STORY TO GOODREADS.

"go and change out of those clothes, honey, you dont want people to think youre 'that girl'" but she was 'that girl' she always thought that that was a bad thing until you came along and told her different ___ highest rank: #87 in short story (29.5.17) a People Of Society story lowercase intended full description inside TRIGGER WARNING: suicide, self harm, etc draft 1 all rights reserved

❝ What do you really want in life? ❞ The words were barely audible, as if I weren't meant to hear them. I shifted my gaze and looked into his deep brown-almost black eyes that sparkled beautifully in the three am moonlight. ❝ All I ever used to want was acceptance, but now I realise that people's thoughts and opinions don't matter as long as you're happy. Now all I really want is you. ❞ © eluetheromania All rights reserved.

Donna is a photography student; the best in her class. She has an eye for detail, and the ability to make a picture say not just a thousand words, but a million. When travelling through London with her sarcastic side-kick for school break, Donna meets a group of like-minded souls. Among them, a boy possessing beauty she has never seen in the real world before. But Donna is secretly timid, and the demons of her past, and present, she must face are on a high shelf. Maybe, someone might be tall enough to lend a hand. 。。。。 [cast + more inside] [warning - self harm, swearing] First Place Winner of the Teen Fiction Genre at The 2017 Tick Tock Awards. Second Place Winner of the Teen Fiction Genre at The 2017 Discourse Awards.

In every stupid and cliché teen fiction story, there's always the blonde cheerleader that people think is a complete bitch and acts as the sinister antagonist of the story. Sorry to disappoint, but I'm that blonde cheerleader that people think is a complete bitch and acts as the sinister antagonist of the story. Is it my fault that I was born with this hair color or with the blue eyes? Is it my fault that I worked hard to be the leader of the cheer team? And how come there's always this goody-two-shoes who comes in and rains on my parade? Let's list off the criteria: Blonde? Obviously. Blue eyes? Like, as you say, "a reflection of the ocean" Cheerleader? Complete with the uniform. Bimbo? My grades beg to differ. A bitch? I'm not even going to deny it. Antagonist? Well, I'll let you be the judge of that.

Faye Raven has a reputation. She's the schools 'good girl'. The nerd. The 'Flabby Faye' of her adolescence. Or is she? Because what kind of good girl has a blue streak in her hair? What kind of good girl has a secret tattoo? What kind of good girl returns bullying with iconic pranks? And what kind of good girl is the best of the best when it comes to racing motorcycles illegally? Her motto? Good girls are Bad Girls that haven't been caught. And she's never been caught. Until Ryan Stryker invades her crazy life (the fault of a catastrophic collision with a runaway skateboard) and for a while, she can show her bad side to someone just as bad. For a while, her life is chaos. Her life is Bad. And the school's no.1 hottie shows Faye that its okay to be wicked. Actually, it's perfect. So Faye's wiping out the last trace of good in herself and the Good Girl is going all Bad. After all, Bad does feels so, so much Better. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ This book will have you on your knees with laughter. It will also hurt your heart with its adorableness. Let's Get Bad.

(Sequel to Watty Award Winner "Dear Sydney") College isn't for everyone. Sometimes school is meant to end after the twelveth grade. So when Sydney Porter decided to leave James Madison University after her sophomore year, her boyfriend of two years did what any good boyfriend would do: he encouraged her to follow her dreams. So Sydney followed her dreams of becoming a concert violinist...all the way to New York City. 350 miles is less than 3,000, but it's still a ways away. And what better to do during long-distance relationships...than write letters? Yet success in a career sometimes means leaving behind people who used to mean the world to you...and sometimes letters become addressed to whoever will receive them, instead of to the person they'd been written to for years. Because, as much as we don't want them to... Every letter has to end. **And naturally, it's written in Dear Sydney's signature style...so don't worry.** First official chapter published: April 24th, 2017 Highest Rank: #77 in Teen Fiction on 9/7/17 Cover by @Queen_InTheWild