It's after the war. Aang has confessed his love for her. Katara. But something inside her makes her want to choose the Fire Lord bad boy Zuko. As it is said Opposites Attract.

What happens when Zuko uses a certain water bender to get what he wants?

Katara face a lot of love triangles at her new high school. How can she possibly get through all of this drama? With who will she end up? (It also contains other relationships)

~~~♡~~~ It's unnatural and wrong so why does it feel oh-so-right?... ~~~♡~~~ When Zuko got banished from his father's land, his plan was simple: Find the Avatar and destroy him. He never meant to meet Katara, and he definitely never meant to fall in love with her... but he did. Soon, he's no longer chasing the Avatar for his glory but for a different reason: A reason that just might have brown hair and blue eyes...

The gang think of a plan but when it goes wrong, and Katara is left to die. Zuko saves her and looks after her. They learn about eachother and begin to fall in love. Im terrible at descriptions. Im sorry. Also please excuse the fact that the writing is terrible in the begining. It gets better later in the book i promise. I started writing this as my first book and had no experience 😅

No need for a description just read and find out for your self... Jk but there is a description in the beginning. Enjoy!!!

This is the first chapter of a heated love story between zukko of the fire nation and katara of the southern water tribe. It begins with the gaang In the fire nation during their journey to defeat the fire lord but will take lots of different turns especially when it comes to intimacy.

Katara was taking a walk in the market and had seen a book wich entitled, the painted lady and the blue spirit. although she knew she was the painted lady, she was curius to know about the blue spirit. Will Katara discover her new lover?

*A Zutara fanfic* Kara has been living in a little fishing village in the northern Earth Kingdom for as long as she can remember--literally. She woke up on its shores nearly six months ago, and she knows that if it hadn't been for Aki, she'd be dead. She's accepted that her life is in this village now, whoever she may have been--to her mind, it's better this way. It's better not knowing. But then a boy comes to the village--a boy who carries himself like a man. He's different from anyone Kara's ever seen before, and he seems to know her, he seems to understand her in a way no one else has. His name, he says, is Lee, but he says no more than that, and Kara is lost. How is she supposed to reconcile the little she knows about herself with this handsome, scarred stranger? How is she supposed to know what to do, when she doesn't even know who, or what, she is? And, more importantly, how is the banished prince of the worst nation in history supposed to convince a girl with no memory--a girl that he believed to be dead because of his actions--that he's on her side, when he knows that if she ever remembers, she will hate him?