niall horan fanfic written back in the carrot days. warning: cringeworthy.

"The darkness chased her and she ran, but then she tripped" [foul language] (It has sort of a cringe worthy beginning because I was pretty young when I wrote it)

Amy is a big city girl who grew up with three brothers. After the death of her beloved grandma she decides to move to London to persue her teaching career. Amy is starting a new life and letting go of her past, she finds her life perfect until she meets Demi Lavato at a coffee shop. They soon become close and Demi introduces her to Niall... What will happen when one makes a promise in stone and the other breaks it?

[New Description] What would you do if you see someone walking down the way, chubby with thick black framed glasses? Hurt them? Call them names? Or just do nothing at all? Now Mia was an example of this person, But who knew that friendship brings everything together? That's where THE Niall Horan comes to the picture... Now Stop Everything!!! Did someone just said Niall Horan?! The blonde blue eye guy from One Direction who are insanely famous?!? Yup! That Niall Horan But friendship is just the beginning.. Would love be in this equation? What if things took a turn from better to worse? I dont know but I know you want to...

Camilla Parker a 19 year old girl from California what happens when the unordinary happens? When she keeps on discovering things that might not be for her to discover? What happens when she starts getting visions and one day she sees it,she sees the person she can save? Will she tell him, will she be his savior or will he be hers??

A Niall Horan fan fiction <3 some inappropriate things in this story to get ya lazy ass hormones movin!!

Alice has an abusive, alcoholic mother. She is bullied on a daily basis and has no friends. Her only escape from it all is watching watching Shane Dawson videos. But one night when her mother kicks her out of the house, she falls asleep and wakes up in a different time.

"She's faced with a choice; whether to stay or to go." [The Sequel to 'Not Good Enough']