❝This is my story. This is my testimony.❞

Every day at eight in the morning, a young woman sits at the window of her favourite coffee shop in London, enjoying her wake up mug of coffee. Everyday at eight o' ten in the morning, a young man strolls past the window of his favourite coffee shop in London, to see the lady sat in the coffee shop window. Things to Consider when Reading: This book as of February 2023 has gone under major editing since it was first written beginning 2017. I will not be editing it further, but in no means do I think it's perfect or no longer cringey, I just need to leave it be before I end up changing the whole plot. This book was written when I was in year 10/Freshman in High school. It's cringey, I wanted to be edgy. I'm so genuinely embarrassed by it that I can't bring myself to read the comments past the first few chapters. Don't judge, be kind to my young, edgy, emo self.

"Your Knuckles. ." I eye them a little warily while he sits there just observing me. "Your Eyes." He tilts his head slightly. "Yea I know. There are almost pink." I snort unattractively and my eyes widen, as I try to cover it up in front the most beautiful human I have ever seen. He gives me a slight smirk before his eyes search mine. Tyler Gold won't stop smirking at me. (SORT OF SLOW UPDATES) #213 in Romance

[Winner of The Fiction Awards 2018 for Best Mystery/Thriller, Best Overall Story and Best Undiscovered] Vivian Harper Maldonado, a 17-year-old facing her last year in high school. With pranks abroad, laughter spewing and perfect friendships, what more could she wish for? That is until the day humiliation surfaces with a crowd present to witness it all. Enraged with anger and her heart shattering to pieces, she storms the building deciding to go home. Except she never makes it that far. What fate lies ahead of her goes unclear, as waking up in a room with 15 other girls only startles and confuses her... "Be careful princess. They fool easily." [Warning: Use of profanity]

Elizabeth de Baptiste never stood out much in school, she was a wallflower who blended into the vines that decorated Peril High. Just like all other girls in school she crushed on the school athlete; Jack Isle, the small-town jock star. When Elizabeth one day stumbles into the Mythology section in the Library she finds a book per chance: the Grand Grimoire. Feeling drawn to the odd book she takes it home, finding that it contains spells, spells to make her get noticed by Jack Isle. She could've never prepared herself for the next unfolding of events. She might've just accidentally and jokingly sold her soul to the Devil, literally. And his son is going to collect it. Most disturbingly, everything seems to point to Lucian Black, the school's rumoured bad boy, to be the man to do the deed. Is Lucian going after Elizabeth? And what will she do? Will he steal her soul, or her heart?