Alice Parker, a student, and Loki Laufeyson, a professor, attend a wedding and end up sleeping together. They don't realize they could meet again. Copyright © 2018 S. Anger

The thing that fascinates Harry about Charlotte is that she is pure, innocent and untouched. But that what she wants everyone to think. When people hear Charlottes name, they think of how she is such a sweet girl and that her youth, despite being 17 hasn't been corrupted and stuck with religion. Luckily for Charlotte her licentiousness has not been exposed and hardly anyone could imagine her with her lips wrapped around anything but a lollypop. Harry had retired early at age 25, with enough money to be set for life, but his mental state was what caused him to quit the job which caused the stress and strain. Harry found his saviour at church, and it wasn't in god but Charlotte herself.

During her sophomore year of high school, Aria got held back so she's a year older than the other kids. Being eighteen and a senior in high school, she can't seem to like anyone. She's always said she wouldn't date someone younger than her but how much older will she go? Her mom brings home a new man and announces they got married. Aria absolutely hates him. He'll never replace her father. But as she gets to know him better, she begins liking him. She finds herself acting differently around him, and she doesn't know why. They grow closer and things happen... What happens behind closed doors, stays behind closed doors, right? {The first 5 chapters are published on Wattpad as a preview. The story is 100% complete & published on another platform (more info in my bio). HOWEVER, I fully publish them on Wattpad at random times throughout the year to give you all a chance to read my stories here. If you follow me & add the story to your library, you will get a notification when I republish them here. Thank you all for your support!} All Rights Reserved. ©2020 by G.M. Garcia This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and incidents either are the product of the author's imagination or are used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.

Never mistake kindness for flirting. And never mistake flirting for kindness. Suzanne usually spends every summer with her parents at their beach house in Florida. This year not only is she showing up late but she isn't just greeted by her parents, but by her dad's divorced best friend. Things are already changing for Suzanne but will Owen be a part of those changes?