HIGHEST RANKINGS: #7 in Bughead #402 in Riverdale "Do you still love me?" "I can't answer that." Betty and Jughead's relationship was straight out of a storybook. Their feelings for each other never failed to show. They were perfect for each other. At least, that's what Jughead thought, until Betty proved him wrong. Triggers: Sexual assault, self harm [Note: The kids are all 16-17]

There is a theory that states if two people with completely different paths find themselves entangled with each others destiny, one of them becomes the dominant and influences the other on whatever path was built for them in the future. That theory is false, and two teenagers found themselves testing it over and over again. Elizabeth Cooper was perfect. Something her parents were proud of. She never stayed out late, always told the truth. Above all, she kept her grades up in school and participated in everything she could. Betty was on the road to success ever since she was born. Jug Jones was a failure. His parents never cared about his future or success. They could barely keep the family together for a good meal at the dinner table, something Jug was never used to. Nevertheless, he was not reckless. Jug had his own plans and ideas, even if they were a bit dangerous.

'why does my heart burn this way when i see your face'

Book Two of: Slowly Giving Up All things must come to an end. That's what everyone's telling Betty. Even she believes it....sometimes. Betty knows that Jughead left, and they weren't meant to be. But her feelings change once again when he comes back......but what is Betty hiding?

HIGHEST RANK:# 26 // "Jughead Jones is a criminal, Betty, he's bad news. He'll break your heart." in which Good Girl Betty falls for the Town's Bad Boy, the leader of the Serpents, Jughead Jones.

What if Veronica hadn't been the only new one in town? Jughead Jones moves to Riverdale from Pontiac, Michigan, to live with his father, F.P., after F.P. was given a lighter sentence for being an accomplice in the murder of Jason Blossom... House arrest. Jughead's been to Riverdale before; just not this Riverdale, still reeling from two Blossom deaths. So when another Blossom-laced scandal hits the town, Jughead finds himself in the center of the storm - with no life-vest, and no headlamp. He's all alone - or, he thinks he is.