Mila Jacobson was Liam Payne's first love. They made a very intimate connection the night before his X-Factor audition, knowing that they were in love. But as a few months pass and Liam gets caught up in preforming, he calls Mila and breaks it off. With a broken heart and a secret weighing heavy on her chest, Mila doe...
We broke up. I thought that was it. DONE. But, obviously I was wrong. I didn't expect him to find someone, so soon. But, when saw the picture. I wasn't impressed. I'm better than her. Or I was. But, he looked so happy with her. Happier than he was with me. I guess this is what I get. I guess this is what happens when...
Kadence was a normal girl, she loved music, had good grades, and a warm loving family. Not to mention the perfect boyfriend — to her parents. But, when this perfect boyfriend dumps Kadence before college, Kadence is heart broken. But college promises more than parties, it also promises a heated romance with a Badboy n...
A Liam Payne fanfic: Peyton was just like any other normal college student. She wanted to succeed not only in school but as a professional dancer. Her jerk boyfriend Nick was holding her back for his own selfish reasons so she ends it but he won't leave her alone. She feels alone and defenseless against him until she...
ON HOLD The ability to see, it was something that Liam Payne took for granted, and something that Ivy Brooks would never have again. Ivy was all alone in the darkness, but all she needed was for Liam to bring the light back to her.
Julina Nelson was your typical small town girl with a not so typical past. After being abused by someone she never expected, she knew what it was like to feel alone. She knew how it felt to be absolutely broken inside. She also knew that she may never have a chance to have a normal relationship with a guy. That is unt...
Book One in the Not Your Average Fairytale Quintet. Once upon a time, there was a girl named Ash. Ever since she was in first grade, she was bullied every single day. For some unfathomable reason, this continued on until her very last year of school. It never got better; in fact it increasingly got worse. As they a...