Brie isn't a bad girl, no. She likes to call herself courages and of course she's right, she's the type of girl that speaks her mind. Sometimes speaking her mind can get her in trouble though, big trouble. After a fight between her and step sister, Brie finds herself suspended. When she returns to school she realises that her grades are slipping, after her teacher mentions to get a tutor she goes to the only guy she thinks will help her, Luke Hemmings. The schools quiet and shy guy. As time passes she discovers who he actually is hiding behind his glasses. And once they make a event changing deal she knows there's no going back. Sorry about the mistakes guys, I'm going to edit it when it's finished. It's kinda cliche. Made it to #92 in fanfiction. Thank you guys.

"Whose are you, baby?" "I'm y-yours." "No, baby, you're daddy's girl." In which a teenage girl is attracted to a twenty three year old who likes to be in control. {most impressive rankings: #1 in fivesecondsofsummer | #5 in relationship | #7 in luke | #89 in 5sos} {i don't allow translations} {cover by me} {completed}

"Hello class. I'm going to be your Math teacher for the year." No. It couldn't be. "My name is Mr. Hemmings." And it is. "Now first let me take attendance and then I'll explain what we're going to be learning this year," he told and then started listing names. "Veronica Albert." "Kyle Berton." "Chris Byon." "Jessica Crum." "Elise Davis." After he said my name he looked up. I couldn't trust my voice to say here so I just stupidly made eye contact with him. Oh shit. That was the worst decision of my life. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. ©

"Why is green your favorite color?" "Because it's the color of your eyes." Long time best friends, Luke and Autumn, spend their first year of college living together. They would say unexpected love is the best type of love. Copyright © fluffycashton 2018. All rights reserved. This book or any portion thereof may not be reproduced or used in any manner whatsoever without the express written permission of the author except for the use of brief quotations in a book review.