Six teens are devoted to a game with one rule: If a player gets tagged, they must change their life within the next fifteen minutes. The better the player, the bigger the change. One might give their car away, or punch the school bully. Another might change identities or sacrifice their virginity. Anything to keep evolving, to avoid fitting into a label or caring about the junk they own. But their quest for enlightenment has taken a rotten final turn - one of the players has murdered the game's creator, the teen prophet (cult leader?) David Bloom. Our narrator is being framed for the crime; can he clear his name and discover which of his lifelong friends is the murderer before he takes the fall? [sic] is a gritty teen murder mystery that delves into the psychology of enlightenment among the criminally dysfunctional.

Charlie doesn't speak, so he paints.

A collection of notes, a public library, two teenagers, and zero spoken communication.

Tobias Hudson learns the true meaning of the saying, "Love is blind." - Copyright © 2013 Viano Oniomoh All rights reserved.

Beautiful is the word I have always used to describe myself. I know very well that it isn't the adjective that I should be using, and that, in itself, is why I use it. Because even though it isn't grammatically correct, or correct in the eyes of society, I'm beautiful, no matter the body in which I was born.

Sam has spent her whole life waiting. Waiting for her mother to stop lying to her, waiting for her childhood friend to call, or email, or come to visit like she promised to so many years ago. Waiting for classes to finish, waiting for the day to end, waiting for high school to finish, waiting for night to arrive, waiting for day to come. Waiting, waiting, waiting. Her life has now become a dull, boring routine, in which waiting seems to be a common activity. She thinks she'll spend the rest of her life waiting but maybe, just maybe, she won't have to wait anymore. (Lesbian Story) This story is protected by Safe Creative Registration code: 1602136551730 All rights reserved.

Ethan is sarcastic and sassy. Will is careless and troubled. When Ethan sees how bad Will is struggling, he decides to help the 20 year old. But in order to help Will, Ethan realizes he must face his own dark past. As feelings and secrets emerge between the two boys, Ethan begins to question if Will is really as straight as he claims to be.

Calvin Day thinks that maybe now that he's back home he can return to his normal, lonely, dull, and boring routine, but life loves to ruin our plans. When he arrives to his house he finds it's about to fall apart from misuse and the harsh weather, as well as covered in graffiti. But the worse of it all is that he finds it locked. Why is it locked? He couldn't have locked it when he left and to top it all off he doesn't have the keys on him. That's when he meets his neighbor Shel, who threatens him with calling the cops when he thinks Cal is a thief scouting the house to break in, and who, strangely enough, has Cal's house keys. On the days that follow Cal will have an internal war regarding his course of action. After returning he was bent on trying again and succeeding this time, but Shel and his shrink are slowly changing his mind and his resolve is wavering. All the new information they both supply him is making his decision look more and more biased; something decided when he didn't know all the facts. Should he do what he was supposed to do or what he wants to do? What is the right thing to do? If he does what he wants to do he'll have to face a very ugly truth. Can he accept what he did and begin embracing the fact that he's broken? This story is protected by Safe Creative Registration code: 1602136551778 All rights reserved.

[WARNING: HOMOSEXUAL EROTIC SCENES/BoyxBoy story] Oliver knows the exact amount of days he has spent in the orphanage he has lived in for the past nine years, three months and twenty days ago, and has, ever since, been waiting for someone to adopt him. He has had about a million interviews and no one ever wanted to adopt him. By now he has lost all hope. But maybe the million and one interview will be the charm. Salvador goes through life not caring about anything. He just doesn't understand why he should care when nothing was ever going to change in his shitty town. People have been turning a blind eye on what is done to him for years and he just can't bring himself to care anymore. But rumor has it there's a new guy in town, so maybe things still have a chance to change? This story is protected by Safe Creative Registration code: 1602136551709 All rights reserved. This story has four covers so far: Original sepia colored cover made by me A blueish colored cover made by Shax_Panda A normal colored cover with blue letters made by Baby_Muffy And one with a stripe shirted guy with headphones made by me

Forced to share his bed with an attractive stranger, Ash Jamieson suddenly finds himself confronted with feelings he thought he'd repressed. ***** Riddled with adolescent angst, lavished with profanity, and adorned with more cheese than your favourite take-out pizza, Top and Tail chronicles the life of Ash Jamieson as he haphazardly navigates his way through malicious schoolmates, whackjob teachers, disillusioned parents, imbecilic athletes, audacious girls, and of course, his most pressing problem: the subdued pretty-boy that has suddenly invaded every aspect of his life. Being a teenager is hard, ok? ***** Top and Tail is posted exclusively on Wattpad! If you're reading this elsewhere, you're reading an unedited, stolen version where illegal sites profit off my work :( The official version is FREE to read at it's home on Wattpad! [Featured in Teen Fiction 2016] [Completed 2011]