The Goth Kids get a new girl to join their clique and she's a perky goth but fits the perfect nonconformist depictions and has a positive influence on the group, mainly Dylan. Even though Sydney goes to class unlike the other Goths, Dylan may have to conform to go into classes with her and have a conformist emotion toward her: Love. Rated T to be safe.

Cheating hurts. And cheating hurts a lot more when you up and leave everything in England, follow your boyfriend halfway across the world and now you're stranded in LA. Lily Orfield thought it was the end of the world. With Green Day's latest album being a huge success, a kickass tour and more girls throwing themselves at him than he could imagine, Billie Joe Armstrong was living the dream, and loving the single life. A broken heart, a busy bar and a brash decision throws the polar opposites together, sending them on a journey of self-discovery, crazy friends and tough choices. ----------------------------------------------- AU in which Billie is roughly 20 years younger.

Two close friends caught in a storm with a house and basement all to themselves. What's the best thing that can happen?

Holly Marx lived in Liverpool as a kid. She had friends and lots of family living close by. She even got her first kiss by the one the only John Lennon. But Holly was poor and she didn't like how she looked. Yet, it gets even worst. She was living next door was the fattest, meanest boy ever, James Paul Mccartney. They bullied each other, making fun of everything about each other. Thankfully, when Holly turned 10 years old, she and her mother moved to America. And she changed a lot there. Holly went from being a ugly, third class kid from Liverpool to a hot slightly rich bird living in New York. 10 years on, she returns to Liverpool for a year or so. Happily, she gets to see family and friends. Of course, though, the first person she runs into has to be the new and improved Paul Mccartney. He changed as much as she did. Going from a short, fat boy to a thin, sexy Beatle. A lot of things can happen in one simple year, and a lot of things do between Holly Marx and the young Beatles, especially Paul McCartney. (Book 1)

(Sequel to That Boy) Holly Marx is heartbroken. She believes she was cheated on by a lying Paul McCartney. But as time goes on, she realizes things are not what they seem. Her life has an interesting new addition to it, the man she loved seems to be dying, and someone else is there with open arms, wanting something more than just friendship. Holly has choices to make, ones that will change her and Paul’s lives for better, or for worse.

Paul McCartney, as a kid, lives next to the most beautiful, wonderful girl in the whole world, the lovely Holly Marx. But she hates him with a passion, and he doesn't know how to express his love for her. Then she moves away to New York City where Paul can't reach her. Sadly, he lets her go, losing the only girl he ever loved in this way. 10 years later and he is dating the last girl in Liverpool he wants to be dating, the not so lovely Lillian. But Paul didn't expect what happens next, Holly returns. Feelings he had to hide away take over his thoughts right when he sees her riding in the train from London to Liverpool. And he ends up doing anything he can to get with the love of his life. (That boy from Paul's POV, yes I did write the same story from a different POV but it's still good. So you should read it anyway)