What happens when a simple Jersey girl named Brooklyn gets caught up with the leader of one of the most deadliest gangs ever?

"yo gray i don't want to marry some little miss rich bitch" "I know man"........... "May i present Ms.Miller" Woah.

Ethan has been color blind all his life, only seeing in grey. Then that one fateful day, he met a girl who taught him how to see in color. completed : april 14, 2017 Highest rank: #3 in poetry

He was given money to protect her from her brutal boyfriend. But when they fall in love with each other, who's going to protect her now?

A girl named Miley goes to school just like every other girl and boy in the world. But something about her school she hates and never wants to go. She has bully's named Ethan and Grayson Dolan and they bully her every day. What will happen when they find out what she does cause of them. Or when a couple of boys save her.

"Where do you think you're going?" He growled gripping onto my hand. "You don't own me!" "I didn't say you could leave." He spat.

People assume that mental institutions are scary. That there are ghosts from previous patients. That the corridors are haunted. That's not it. At all, actually. It's just another building, trying to help people who can't control their insanity. But one thing that I learnt from being there, you feel less crazy. But he made me go nuts. --------------------------------------------------- Lennon Ophelia Valerie Edwards has recently been put into New Jersey Mental Institution after having passed her starving limit. Dr.Sanchez is quickly to admit her to the hospital once a seizure had been triggered. Although Lennon is opposed to the idea of her being away from her perfect twin sister, she grows an attitude upon arrival. But when she sees a boy with gorgeous hazel eyes in her English and OCD management classes, one note changes her fate. WARNING: This has sensitive content. Do not read if you are easily triggered. This is an Ethan Dolan fanfiction. @2017 All Rights Reserved

remember that I tried to build ya, now I ain't worried 'bout shit