"We've all got a part to play in each other's lives. We find each other, impact each other, love each other and hate each other, with a purpose." What happens when jocund and happy-go-lucky Mark Cooper finds his purpose in the lives of a hollow, cynical Stephanie Parker who has no will to live and no hope for joy? This is their story. How this semi-mysterious stranger finds her and how they heal each other, this is their story. Who knew, how spilling a cup of cappuccino would get them tangled up in a curly mess of emotions, curlier than Stephanie's hair ever were. //Previously known as 'Letters To Santa'// This is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual people, is purely coincidental. Please do not plagiarize this story. Copyright©️ All rights reserved

After the accident, Noah Archer built a wall around himself. But Riley Dawson is curious about him, and she's determined to meet the man behind his defenses. ***** Riley Dawson has always noticed Noah. He was the most popular guy on campus, until he lost his parents in a car accident. Now he's withdrawn and silent. Mustering up the courage to give her condolences, the two end up talking, and Riley grows determined to help Noah find himself again. Every time she coaxes a smile from him, she can feel the ice around his heart melting. But Riley knows that Noah's loss is still close to him. She's opening up her heart, but can Noah do the same? He's got so much to lose, but now, so does she. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

It was just a fantasy; an idea; to die on the day of your birthday, but the circumstances forced her to try and live, or rather, die that fantasy. Twenty year old Andrew Stowers feels his life is incomplete. There's something missing, but he can't pinpoint what. When he finds a letter in a second hand book he had purchased from a garage sale though, he finds himself strangely intrigued in the life of the writer. The letter, more like a diary entry, written two years ago, is from the girl who wants to end her life on her eighteenth birthday just because of a promise she had made to herself years ago. Andrew can't let it go. He wants to reach the bottom of that letter; to find what happened to the girl. As Andrew sets to find the girl, he finds his life changed in the way he didn't think was possible.