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Kylie Tanner seems like just a regular teenage girl in high school but she is actually keeping a very dark secret. She is forced to move into a new town and becomes great friends with Johnny Kassel. A year later she moves in with him (for a reason you'll only know if you read the story) without his parents' knowledge. Soon they start growing feelings for each other and Johnny starts to ask questions. Will she tell him?

[Sequel to Secret] "Ah, the truth, a beautiful and terrible thing that must be treated with care." Courtney has been entrusted with a mission that only Dumbledore believes she can complete. A cycle that must be stopped; A cycle that brings a beautiful, yet terrible, truth to light for Courtney...and for Draco. Friendships will be broken. Love will be tested. Lives will be shattered. Courtney will find out just how much care a truth should be handled with.

Scott McCall was an ordinary boy who was falling for an ordinary girl. Right? Wrong. Turns out both sides have deadly secrets...

That first moment I set eyes on you, I was drunk off my ass, but little did I know that at the same time, I was falling madly...and deeply, in love with you. Rosemary is a poet, stringing words together and sharing with the world the crazy life she's lived in her few years of life. Evan is a stranger. That guy you meet in a bar, question, and end up taking home, only it's different. Something is different. "I don't know what to think anymore. Nothing seems real. I can't tell the difference between life and death and at a certain point I don't care to know anymore." "Then let go." (I'm in the process of editing, so excuse misspelled words and grammar! My bad.) Hope you enjoy this story! It's the #1 Evan Peters story of Wattpad, which is really cool. It's also my second completed story on here. Some people have told me they've cried, which actually makes me feel really pleased, in a bittersweet way! I have a trailer on the side! I think it's pretty cool, and will give you an accurate feel for the story. It's really not that long at all. Hope you'll give it a chance. Let me know what you think! Thanks. -Lauren

For fans of Stephen King, Dean Koontz, Peter Blatty, Ted Dekker, and Frank Peretti When forensic psychiatrist Abigail Lee meets a baby-killing mother who has been declared criminally insane and acquitted, she discovers something lurking beneath the surface. Something far deeper and more insidious than mere psychopathy. But can she come to terms with her own struggle with science and faith in time to confront it?

"Hi I'm Tate, I'm dead, wanna hook up?"

➳ [a.i.] // he's dangerous, she just doesn't know it.