"I asked curiously, "Anyways...is this boarding school..you know, fun? Boring?" Grace Ross is an ordinary girl who expects ordinary things. She was never popular back home in America, so when she moves to England, she tries her best just to fit in with the other kids in the boarding school. But what happens when her vision of staying out of the way, suddenly spirals her straight into the heart of the drama, secrets, and crushes of this new and foreign school? Unexpected things happen, and Grace is pushed into another world she never imagined for herself. She's introduced to unlikely friends and boys, and sees herself for the first time fitting in. But what happens when she finds herself torn between the school's untouchable hottie, a blond irish cutie, and a curly haired troublemaker? Will her heart be broken, or will she break theirs? Is there a way for everyone to be happy? Or can she pick just one..... *** "Grace.... you have no idea how much fun your going to have here." *** © Copyright 2014, paislydot13 (please don't copy my book w/o permisson.)

Sometimes, all she could think about was ending her life just so all the pain would stop. After all, what was the point of her being alive? She was weak, useless and a waste of space. All because of a boy named Ross Lynch. But, she loved him, not knowing he was the one who ruined her. They both had something special, even though they didn't know it. They clicked and fell absolutely crazy for each other. But did he really solve all of her problems? Or did he only make them worse? - IN EDITING -

This is the sequel to Eyes Open. Prologue Ross and Kai have been happily living in L.A for 2 months now. He has gone back to film some Austin&Ally while also recording music with R5, while Kai attends a local music school. They are one month away from their one year anniversary and they think they couldn't be happier than ever, but will lies, drama, heartbreak, and betrayel get in their way of forever??

"Should've known right from the start, you can't predict the end." ∞ {Trilogy to "Anything Is Possible."}