Riley Mathew's is a 17 year old girl. She lives in a rich town with her mother and stepfather. She's struggling to keep her past locked up, it's getting harder to do so by the day. Her dad was murdered 3 years ago, what makes matters worse is that she's ill treated by her step family. She found a way to cope and release all her anger and sadness, through street fighting. Although she doesn't do it frequently she still is the best in the country. Wade Smith is the most romantic and the sweetest guy of Rosewood High, he's seen as the gorgeous Greek god. He is 18 years old. A year ago Wade caught a glimpse of Riley and since then he can't seem to get her off his mind. Finally he see's her at school and he made it his duty to somehow speak to her. Will he uncover parts from her past? Can he help her heal and possibly make her quit street fighting? Will she finally learn to love... Maybe it's fate that brought them together or was it a mere coincidence that Wade was at the right place at the right time? Join us as we uncover the story of Riley Mathews and Wade Smith.

Carly is just a normal teenage girl who's suffered the loss of her father at age thirteen. With a mother that's gone all the time and a brother who hates her, Carly couldn't feel more alone. She's even become subject to bullying over years. That's all about to change when she meets Sean. He seems to be the only one that's ever cared enough to be there for her and shes falling for him fast. Sean's known that there's always been a piece missing in his life. That missing piece is Carly. She's his one and only and he's not going to give her up just because she's human. As a soon to be alpha, he's going to need a Luna. He's going to need her to see that he'll protect and cherish her no matter what. It's the only way he can get her to accept him when she finds out what he is. ~~~~~~~ This story was previously known as Love Heals All

I could see the light, I was letting go... I had said my goodbyes in one way or another. I felt like I hadn't only helped myself but I had helped people on the other side. I knew it was time to let go, and I know my family can now move on from what happened, eventhough they didn't know what exactly happened, I don't think they would want to. That experience was the worst and the last.

just a load of shitty imagines :)