I wrote this when I was younger. It's when I first started writing mature scenes so it's a tad cringy and super rushed. Just to warn you. In Ivory Jenkins senior year, she wants to commit herself to soccer. She had dreamt of this since she was the age of five. The only thing that kept her from playing soccer, was her parents. What they didn't know is that she has been making money to pay to play for a club team. Scouts have already seen her but want to see her play for her school, which means she can no longer play soccer behind her parents back. They had money, they were set but definitely far from rich. She has to maintain a 4.0 GPA, which means, no parties, no boyfriends, and no soccer. Ivory finally gets her parents to agree to let her try out for the team. Ivory has until February to get herself ready for tryouts. So she did the only thing she could think of. She asked the captain of the boys soccer team to train her. Ryder Stevens. The captain of the soccer team. He has money, looks, and girls. Well, he isn't the player of the school if that's what you're thinking. He has relationships but doesn't sleep around. He doesn't like full commitment. That all changes when Ivory walks into his life. *TRIGGER WARNINGS WILL BE IN CERTAIN SPOTS OF THE STORY* *SEXUAL CONTENT*

Rosalie Harness is a typical seventeen year old teenager, she goes to school, dates, parties and all other typical teenage things. But there is one thing which is not so typical, she got kicked out of her own house, by her own parents! Not because she is a rebel, far from that, simply because she existed. So when she finds a perfect place to stay, there is one problem. She has a roommate, a male roommate, who happens to be the hottest boy in her school; Vincent Clarke. Secrets are told. Deep Secrets. And you realize, not everything is what it seems...

PUBLISHED! Now available on Amazon, and Kindle Unlimited! Shy, quiet, Riley Summers' life is changed once she meets Aiden Callaway, the misunderstood boy at Fairfield High School. Two completely different personalities of the stereotypical high school scene come together to learn that they aren't so different at all. The two journey through their senior year, which consists of Star Wars movie marathons, a crashed wedding, paint wars, and something unexpected: a keen attraction to each other. [Disclaimer: due to copyright reasons, chapters have been taken down]

Perhaps Highschool is not all about bleachers, books, and boys. Maybe in the midst of it all you can figure out what you really wanted was always standing right in front of you all along. Copyright © 2013 SunDanielle