"I'm serious. I bet I can get her to sleep with me until the end of summer." I say again. "Within four weeks?" Reece asks, then he shakes his head convincedly. "Nah, even you can't manage that." "Wanna make a bet?"

She's got a bad reputation.

Her face came closer and she finally looked up, right into my eyes. She stood on her tiptoes, her lips only inches away from mine. I closed the distance between them but only a centimetre before our lips touched, I put my lips to her ear and whispered. "But I don't want you." The biggest lie I had ever told but it had to be said. Then I turned around and left her room.

'Don't make promises you can't keep, George,' I thought but didn't say.

Addison isn't like the other girls her age. She is sarcastic, tough and tends to drop a clamber. But most importantly, she has Tourette Syndrome which keeps putting her into embarrassing situations. In Addison's perception she's far from lovable. Funny maybe but guys won't see her as more than a friend but then she meets that cute boy called Tristan Evans who starts making her feel exactly that way. Loveable. ***ON HOLD***

When Homles goes on that stupid cruise that her mum booked for her, she doesn't know she will end up on a lonely island together with four annoying idiots, also known as a band called 'The Vamps'. She also doesn't know she will be falling for one of them. But the walls she built up in the past keep her and Connor apart. Will she learn to let her guards down?

"How did you get here?" He asks but I can't hear his voice properly because my mind is already fading away. "You were the headlights that were guiding me through my night." I whisper before I drift into unconsciousness.

When James meets Melina and notices that she doesn't know him he doesn't tell her that he is a quiet famous pop star. But is that a good idea? Doesn't he destroy their relationship with this huge lie?