Bree Jacobs. 17 years-old. Adopted. Chris Cook. 17 years-old. No mom, drunk dad. Both have problems at home. Both have trust issues (one maybe more than the other). Both need somebody to show them how much they care.

❝I don't want to be your first kiss. you deserve so much more.❞ ❝I want to kiss you. I only want to kiss you - forever.❞ ©violetharmcn 2014

the things i write while i'm sad i suppose [this is rlly old, dont waste your time and read something worthy]

Where a girl receives messages from an anonymous passerby who wants to show her the world. © tilmorning. 2013

Garrett Clint is a seventeen-year-old attending Clearview High School, in Athanas City. With a tall build, cold icy blue eyes and jet-black hair, he stands out in the crowd. On top of that, he is a delinquent, and tends to get into a lot of fights outside of school with other gangs. As a result of this, he has quite a rotten personality, and is definitely not welcoming to others. Elena Arrington attends the same school as Garrett. An attractive blonde with striking cobalt-blue eyes, Elena stands out in the crowd as well, in a more positive manner than Garrett does. Her personality is the complete opposite of Garrett's personality. The two never crossed paths, until one day; their lives would not be same after running into each other. For what they know, they may be more similar than they think ...

"Before you can see the light you have to deal with the darkness"

"They say the most important turning points in your life happen within a couple of minutes" when photographer Harry Styles' life hits an all time low, will male model Louis Tomlinson change his life around, or is it too late?

As a freshman at Silas University, Mary Ringwold is quickly getting used to the weird. If anything, she thrives on it, absorbing the university's strange traditions and rituals like a sponge and embracing them wholeheartedly. Or, at least, she was enjoying until the girls across the hall decided to get up to something hinky and deprive Mary of her beauty sleep. Kept up late into the night, Mary decides to theorize about the strange noises, and then to investigate them. Braving several trips to the library, Mary discovers the dark history of the dorm she calls home and decides that the best thing to do when faced with compelling evidence of a haunting is to befriend the ghost. [A Canon extension of The Carmilla Series]