An average person's reaction to someone who causes harm towards them is to run. Get as far away from that person as possible, to scream, to shout for help and if all else fails - resorting to self defense. But how could you run from that person when he's so beautiful that it hurts to look away? How could you scream when his blood dripping lips mesmerize you? How could you shout for help, when you're intoxicated by his very presence? How could you harm him, despite him torturing you mercilessly? He's an injurious addiction. Everything he does makes you want him more. He Made Even Pain Contagious

Remember that famous Disney-classic about two dogs falling in love over a meatball with two accordion players singing in the background? Well, 'When the Lady Fell in Love with the Tramp' is a modernized (and humanized) version of the beloved film 'Lady and the Tramp'.

Six teens are devoted to a game with one rule: If a player gets tagged, they must change their life within the next fifteen minutes. The better the player, the bigger the change. One might give their car away, or punch the school bully. Another might change identities or sacrifice their virginity. Anything to keep evolving, to avoid fitting into a label or caring about the junk they own. But their quest for enlightenment has taken a rotten final turn - one of the players has murdered the game's creator, the teen prophet (cult leader?) David Bloom. Our narrator is being framed for the crime; can he clear his name and discover which of his lifelong friends is the murderer before he takes the fall? [sic] is a gritty teen murder mystery that delves into the psychology of enlightenment among the criminally dysfunctional.

Effie Trinket is now in the games. No, not as a tribute of course! More like a host, she'll announce events in the games, a bit like the olympics except everyone is killing each other with starving and trying to win survival, not medals. Not as fun, huh? Well that's okay, because now that Effie is in the games things are going to get a bit more interesting. This means loosing wigs to marrige, falling out of trees, being all of the attacked by squirrels, and kissing crazy obsessed tributes.

Sam Greyland is just the summer working, coffee counter girl at Starbucks, and one hot, summer day, One Direction happens to stumble into her shop for some drinks. She tries to treat them just like any other customer, but she knows exactly who they are, and for an unknown reason, she despises them. When Niall Horan is the only band member to attempt real conversation with the coffee counter girl, he finds himself intrigued and fascinated by her. Wanting to meet again, he makes quite an effort to keep in contact with her, but there's only one problem... Sam gives him a fake name. A fake background. A fake number. Will Niall persist this girl who everyone is convinced wants nothing to do with him, or will he move on and risk losing the girl who could be The One? Copyright © 2012, TheCrazySide on Wattpad. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

This isn’t your ordinary One Direction fan fiction. In this story Liam isn’t the fifth band member; instead the judges decided that it would be Melody. Yeah you heard right, the fifth bend member is a girl. Melody was just a regular girl until she was put together with four other guys. Instead of being at home, bored, she is living life to the fullest. She spends her days recording new music, singing for huge crowds, doing interviews and laughing around with her four best friends. And suddenly they’re in the spotlight with everybody watching their every move. It’s safe to say that this shenanigan wasn’t what she expected when she auditioned for The X Factor. Less likely to be hated by girls for being in the band with the most handsome guys walking on the planet, or at least that’s what the fans think. However, she’s been carrying a secret. A secret that could easily turn to turmoil if it comes out. Because he is forbidden to love. Little did she know that she isn’t the only one keeping a huge secret. After all, what is a band without its scandals?

When Vincent Tucat learns he's to be robbed, he turns the tables on the thief to enhance his own reputation. However, in city ruled by thieves, burglary and politics often go hand in hand, and things are rarely as straightforward as they appear.

Layla liked beautiful things. She liked her beautiful boyfriend, her beautiful house, and her beautiful parents. She appreciated the beautiful things in life. Until life wasn't so beautiful anymore. Follow Layla on her journey of finding the truth. The truth of her family, her friends. And a surprise that will change everything. Forever.

Arabella has lived a life of solitary for seventeen years. Since her adoption as an infant by the LeBlancs, a family of nobility in Victorian London, Arabella has been kept in her room for most of her life, her stuffed bear as her only companion. She reads of freedom novels, and longs for it dearly. But when it one day appears in her room in the form of the tall-light-and-handsome Nathaniel Harland, Arabella is hesitant—but when she is faced between the choice of going with Nate, or staying with the LeBlancs and marrying Howard Oakley, a powerful noble who happens to be twice her age, Arabella absconds with Nate. What Nate doesn’t tell her is that he’s a part of The Men of Justice, an association of bandits who rebel against the rich and fight for the poor. And when the other members are hesitant on letting in a member of the enemy, the wealthy daughter of a noble, she is allowed to stay, so long as Nate keeps close tabs on her. But with her mother doing all she can to find her again, a secrets and disputes arise between the nobles and the paupers. Arabella had never imagined that freedom could come at such a price.