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Protecting the President's Son | ✔️ by KirstenMx
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[Highest Rank: #1 in Teen Fiction] Luna Prescott is a young special agent and Ace Crawford is the President's son. On one eventful day, she gets given the undercover mission to protect the Ace from the 'danger' in Westside High. Will her physical and mental abilities be enough to keep him safe, let alone survive the torture they call high school? *** We carried on walking through the amusement park until he pointed to a game, where you had to shoot down targets to win. "I bet I will beat you in that." He grabbed my hand and lead me to it. Little does he know. "What do I get when I win?" I laughed. "When? Pshhhh, I will get you a new motorcycle." I keep on forgetting how rich he is. "That means I don't need to catch rides with you anymore," I grin, "Game on, loser." He grabbed his water gun and shot at the cardboard targets and got down 15 out of 20 in the time he had. "Your turn, cupcake" Ace handed me the water gun. "Watch and learn, pretty boy." I grabbed the gun and aimed at the targets. After my two minute go, I shot down 20 out of 20. I turned to him with a smug expression and his mouth hung open. *** Luna Prescott is a 17 year old spy who has been working with the Agency for her whole life. Ever since her parents, former spies, had been found 'off the grid' on a mission when she was only 5, the agency took her and her brother in. She has ,since then, been training and going out to missions until her 17th birthday when she finds out what her most important mission of her life is. Ace Crawford, a 17 year old typical bad boy and he is the president's son. This brings him threats from people who hate his father and dangers that he needs help protecting himself from. [Started - 2/4/18] [Finished - 18/ 9/ 19] *** #51 Teen Fiction - 26/4/18 #45 Teen Fiction - 28/4/18 #42 Teen Fiction - 4/5/18 #37 Teen Fiction - 6/5/18 #5 Teen Fiction - 9/5/18 #3 Teen Fiction - 11/5/18 #1 Teen Fiction - 17/12/19 cover credits: @mara_cleia
Elevator 13 by eternity_xx
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~~Next thing I know, I'm pushed against the wall. Cade's arms surround me and his eyes look fierce, I glance to the sides to see if anyone is around but the hall is empty. "Now you listen here, Doll." He says, I crumple into the wall, "I don't have to be here, I don't have to spend this time with you. So I wouldn't push it. Got it?" He tilts his head and raises his eyebrows. "Got it." I squeak. He huffs and pushes away from the wall, snatching one of the keycards out of my hold and walking through the door.~~ Hospitals. We all hate them. Tamitha, aka Tammy, is a teenage girl going through a teenage life. When she wants to go to the biggest party of the year, her Mum and her decide to make an agreement. Tammy will work at the hospital for three months, if she does this she can go to the greatest party of the year. Even though she dreaded the job, she knew it would be easy, wandering around a hospital, helping out nurses and doctors, etc. But she didn't expect Cade Roberts. With the looks to melt any girl in a twenty-metre radius, she can sense the dangerous aura he brings. But why is she so attracted to him? Filled with action, fast cars, relationships, and revenge. Tammy might have just got herself mixed up in a whole lot of trouble. Badboy trouble. What happens when he starts to pay Tammy more interest? So could these next three months be a bigger challenge than Tammy expected? Because she didn't expect elevator 13... **Warning: Coarse language and extreme themes**
Surrendering the Fight by thats-so-idk
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SEQUEL TO FIGHTING THE WOLVES New school, new life. Neither of which means a new you. Amelia Walker tried her best with her parents, but once she told them everything, her worst secrets and fears that took real form, neither of her parents will help her. So what else is there left to do? What else is there left to say? Nothing. Absolutely nothing.