"Seven minutes in heaven. You and Charlotte," he said glaring. "Oh come on, don't be such a child," Olivia complained. "Whatever, cmon." She grabbed me by the hand into the tiny spaced closet and shut the door. "We don't actually have to do this, do we?" I asked nervously. I could feel the tension and sweat droplets rolling down my cheeks. "I mean, they won't know." "We don't have to, but it's for the high school experience!" Olivia said as she gripped my cheeks in the palm of her hands and went in for the kiss. Not only were her hands soft and warm, her kiss was just as great. I could feel her tongue exploring it's way through my mouth. I'd never been kissed like this, especially by a girl. It lasted for what seemed so short and her grip around my waist began to loosen. Our bodies were no longer touching and she pulled her lips away from mine. "That wasn't so bad, huh?" she joked. "Okay lets go." She grabbed my hand once more and led me out the door to the group of immature high schoolers. ❋ It all started with a dumb game of truth or dare. Charlotte Russo had no conflicted feelings towards her best friend Olivia until the game, which had changed her feelings forever. She couldn't be in love with her best friend, could she? They started as casual best friends until Charlotte began to realize she wasn't as straight as she thought. No matter how hard she tries, she can't keep her feelings for Olivia in line, and their friends with benefits relationship doesn't make it any better. Olivia has the perfect boyfriend and perfect life and of course she only sees Charlotte as a fun playmate when she's bored. But what happens when Charlotte gets caught up in a numerous amount of lies trying to avoid her undeniable feelings for her best friend? What happens when she gets too hooked on Olivia's occasional game? What happens when she falls in love with her straight best friend? Cover by Me.

Ryan is not just another tomboy-girl but also a big stereotype. She's the new neighbour so is looking for some [girl] friends. Who can guess how's her love-life going when she can't even talk to the same girl for a whole week? no one. But maybe things will change after some time in the new town

Direct sequel of The Bet. Nick and Em are finally together. But it doesn't guarantee a happy ending. Nick's friendship with her friends have been severely damaged especially with James. Will they be able to repair what is broken? Nick and Natalie's parents continued to be a nuisance to the siblings. Will they be able to get their mind's straight? Will Natalie and Michelle also get their happy ending? Shattered friendship, broken trust, family problems. Can Nick and Em win against all odds?