NOTE: This story is terribly written, and editing couldn't even save it, so I don't really suggest anyone read it. Cassie Wynters is everything you think of when you hear ‘Most Popular Girl in School’. She’s the beautiful, rich, heartbreaking head cheerleader. Anything she wants, she gets whether it be clothes, purses or boys. Cassie is guaranteed change when Lilian Rose steps back in to her life. Lilian Rose is a girl who couldn’t be more different from Cassie. A drunk stepfather and a submissive mother left the home broken. When social services came and gave her mother a choice between her husband and daughter, Lilian is left alone. Things began looking up now that Lilian’s been adopted. Her new and rich family decide to move her out to California. Cassie and Lilian are bound together in an inescapable fate; what affects one, affects the other. From here on, things are about to get messy.

I left him. I never thought in a million years I would be the one to walk, but I was. I left the man I was madly in love with, I had no idea where I was even going to go, but I couldn't care less. I walked out and left him, left him standing there looking like I had slapped him across the face. I couldn't stay, only to then have him leave me, only have him stay with me for the baby's sake. Our child. Alex and Blake's relationship came to an end, she could see it coming but didn't want to believe it. How will she cope when she has to watch the man she's desperately in love with marry another woman, can she do it? Or will she finally give up and leave him for good? Can Blake put everything on the line and leave the trapped marriage for good? Especially when he realises just how much he's about to lose with Alex. Will he leave the woman who's made his life nothing but miserable? Who has wrecked all his chances of ever having another shot with Alex, the woman who's carrying his child? Can they ever be together again? Free and able to finally be a family? But as we all know, secrets eventually come out and the heartache comes back. Only this time it's worse than ever.