Fame is not all what it seems and American Muslim blogger Amani Johansen finds this out the hard way. She's on top of the world when she meets her Idols but soon it all comes crashing down. Will she and the Bangtan Boys endure? "Once upon a time there was a girl who loved Bangtan so much she wished more than anything that she would become famous and meet them. Then she did......and it all went to dirt. I am Amani Johansen and this is the story about how it all happened... all because we were famous." Awards: -1st place winner in the fanfiction category for The Talent Awards 2017 Additional information: •[Completed] •First upload on 5/10/17 •Upload completed on 6/15/17 •First draft •Editing completed (to the best of my ability)

Completed ✔︎ (UNEDITED) "I'm Ashton," he spoke up with a slight tremble in his voice, trying to keep his emotions at the bay. "I'm Calum," he continued, his lower lip trembling, as he bit on it and walked over to where Ash was, interlinking their fingers together. "Michael," he whimpered, not being able to speak more than a word at a time. His eyes watered but he tried so hard to blink back his tears and joined Cal, holding his hand. "And I'm Luke," I mimicked Mikey and walked over to where all three of them stood, and without my consent, I let the tears fall. I clutched on to Mikey's hand for dear life as if he would disappear any second. "And we were 5 Seconds of Summer," we spoke up and bowed in unison, our last concert coming to a final end. Although, on the inside, I couldn't help but think this isn't the way it's supposed to be. + + + + + But what happens next is unexpected. On the way home, Luke gets in a car accident and the flames swallow him and his screams as a whole. What is left behind are his mere ashes. But when he wakes up, he's a ghost now and his dreams are on fire.

A life spent on the run, Astra understands they are hiding to save her future and possibly her life. But what 17-year-old wants to be stuck with their mom day and night jumping realms to keep them safe even if their mom has cool magical powers of a Blood Healer. After being whisked away by Garreth, a reaper who claims to have her best interests at heart--even though he seems to act otherwise, she meets Lucian. With the latter being a handsome young heir to the lordship of her home realm creates its own problems. Like the vendetta Astra's mother has against his family. As she waits for her Blood Reading on her 18th birthday, she feels pulled in so many directions, torn between kingdoms, and realms, the love of an heir, and the safety of the rogue reaper. She doesn't even get to choose her future since it will be told to her at her blood reading but that doesn't change what she wishes for in her heart. Can the desires in her heart change the outcome of her reading so that her future will be the one she wants and not the one she fears she is destined for? First Place Winner ~ The Spice Awards ~ Fantasy/Sci-fi Second Place Winner ~ Best Fantasy~ The Talented Awards Runner up Winner ~ The Z Awards 2017

| p o e t r y | sometimes you just need to write a poem to let yourself free. Highest rank| #1 in poetrycontest [15.06.19]

Scarlett has always wanted to escape the small town of Harrison, New Mexico where life is dull and boring but she never expected it to happen the way it did. She is thrust into the crazy twists and turns that life throws at her all while realizing that things aren't as they seem. She discovers the truth behind a fabricated reality put in place by a billionaire and with the help of some super powered teenagers, she might just save us all. Scavenger knew he wasn't an ordinary boy ever since he was little. Things have been different for him since his strange origin in the town of Harrison, New Mexico and still continues to be different as he gets older. There has only been one constant, Scarlett. He will risk anything and everything just to keep her happy and safe.

Thrown out of an abusive home, Suki pretends to be Devin's girlfriend while she stays with his family. But what happens when pretend feelings become real? ***** With nowhere to go after being thrown out of an abusive home, Suki asks Devin, a complete stranger, if she can stay the night with him. But what was supposed to be a short-term solution quickly turns into an open-ended promise: if Suki pretends to be Devin's girlfriend to ward off his pushy (if loving) mother, then she can live in his spare bedroom until she sorts out her life. But what happens when pretend feelings become real? Will Suki be able to overcome the fear and pain in her past in order to heal and fall in love? [[1st Place, The Rarity Awards, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, Skull Awards, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Royalty Awards 2017, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Gold Awards 2017, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Holo Awards, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Z Awards, Romance Category]] [[1st Place, The Purple Awards, Romance Category]] [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

Detailed Poetry that will ripple through your body and impale you with emotions; emotions you were suffocating with the light God has given you.

Rank #1 in Talent Awards 2017 (Romance) "I see a man surrounded by a thick wall of a facade. He habitually wore a mask every day - showing himself to everyone the way he wants to be illustrated. Strong. Cold. Brutal. Ruthless. These were his favorite masks. But I did not let those fake faces deceive me. But there were fissures on those walls, and also holes in his mask. A closer and a keener inspection on those cracks and a peak through those holes reveal a man who's crumbling in beneath. I got too curious. Intrigued, I dug too deep to know the man who wore a thousand masks. I found his true face that bore so many scars - and I wasn't disgusted by it and embraced every one. And that was my biggest mistake: that I showed him that I cared too much. And because of that, he had his eyes set on me. He placed a cage around me - determined to not let me go. He wanted me. He needed me. But there was one scar - it was the most dreadful of all of them. The one he safeguarded, concealed and disremembered - even from me. It was the scar that held the key to the destruction of every string of attachment between us. But the revelation was inevitable. Everything that was hidden in the dark always ended up being exposed to the light." - Emily Gardner