When Lydia and her mother move in with her mother's new boyfriend, Lydia is shocked. Not only that that boyfriend is her principal and teacher at the same time but he is also the father of the school's seven most popular Bad Boys. And not long time later, a secret, passionate love emerges between Lydia and one of her stepbrothers ... Inspired by TEEN WOLF and ANOTHER BAD BOY STORY. By the way, the edit on the cover is made by me :)

What happens when you start developing feelings for your best friend? Do you tell them? Do you keep it to yourself because you don't want it to ruin your friendship? What do you do? Lydia Martin & Stiles Stilinski have been friends since the third grade. It wasn't until the 11th grade when new girl Malia came into the picture when Lydia started to realise her feelings for her best friend. Now she has to figure out if she should tell him or keep it too herself. What will she do? Does Stiles feel the same way? Will their be a happy ending for them? This is my first fanfic so please don't judge. Please comment your opinions on the story though. I would really appreciate it :)

Stiles, Scott and Allison are the 3 most populair kids at school. When Allison introduces Lydia to the two boys, Stiles knows for sure that she belongs to him, and he will do everything to make her his. A stydia fanfiction. IG: reignstydia

She lost her best friend and boyfriend in a matter of days. Her name is Lydia Martin. Lydia has always been good at hiding her pain. When her parents split when she was in grade 8, she didn't tell anyone how terrified she was. But this is different. Lydia is different now. Since she found out about the supernatural a couple of years ago, she has been happier and has a better understanding of real friendship. Stiles Stilinski is one of the main reasons for this. Although Lydia has never felt anything romantic for him, he has always been there for her and this devastating time is no different. Will Lydia finally realize how great stiles is to her? [a stydia fan fiction]

As she stared at him, he could have sworn that she could see right into his soul, into the parts of him better left buried. "I know," she whispered, "I don't sleep well either." When Lydia Martin moved to Beacon Hills, she'd hoped that she could have a fresh start. Maybe if she didn't live around all the memories, she could forget. But now she's beginning to learn that the past doesn't just go away. The only comfort that she can find is in her next door neighbor, Stiles, who seems to have as many nightmares as she does. It doesn't take long for the real question to arise. Can two broken people fix each other?