Umm... this is a venting story If you're triggered easily then don't read it. It's shit anyways.

"Give me ten days, and I can give you ten reasons not to die." Evan paused. "And if I can't change your mind by then, you can go jump off that cliff."

Amber Collins is a typical depressed teenager. She despises her body, her school, her past and her peers. As this fourteen year old gets put-down on a daily basis, she copes with her depression by isolating, limiting calories, and self harming. One unusual day, Amber's mom finds out about her scars and admits her to Westman Psychiatric Hospital. There, she meets Ethan Quinn: The boy everyone in town thought was dead. When Amber gets to know Ethan, she feels a connection; one that she's never shared with another person in her entire life. Will these two depressed outcasts manage to fight through the state of temporarily living in a mental hospital filled with drama, disgusting food, and instability? And will Amber's constant state of insecurity ever conclude?

(COMPLETED) Audrey Milan has her boyfriend wrapped around her little finger. They've broken up so many times she's lost count, but they always end up getting back together. Audrey likes to play games with Cameron's heart. Despite her constant infidelity, she loves him to death. When she cheats on him once again, that's the last straw for him. Audrey goes back to him and catches him with another girl, but not just any girl, her worst enemy. She is determined to steal him back; they are soul mates after all. When a new, older guy catches her eye, will she get over Cameron and learn to love someone else, or will she yearn after her old flame?

there is a warrior in you. © y, 2016.

❝They say all good boys go to Heaven, but bad boys bring Heaven to you.❞ Max Holland is infamous for the horrible game he plays with girls, known as Hump and Dump. Julia Johnson doesn't know about this game, but luckily for her, the teams at the school they attended are extreme rivals, and Julia is forced to stay far away from Max. Unfortunately, Julia always wants what she can't have, and Max has his eye on Julia for a reason he can't figure out yet. It's too bad that pain is inevitable in this love story.

Raised by an Egyptian, Muslim father and an Australian, non religious mother, Hana is brought up to figure things out for herself. Not being fully one thing or another, and having two contrasting religious perspectives to learn from, Hana is faced with familial, religious and personal pressures upon any decision she needs to make. As opportunity strikes to move away from Adelaide to Melbourne for Uni, Hana is given the chance to start over on her own, but not before she meets Noah at a local Tip-Top store.