Two ambitious teenagers meet in a chance encounter and are immediately repulsed by one another. Follow they're journey as they transit and adjust into adult life while battling the ties of fate that keep bringing them closer over the years.

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WATTPAD ORIGINAL EDITION The Bro Code says to leave no bro behind... But what happens when you have to choose between love and friendship? ***** Nick Maguire would never betray his best friends, Carter and Austin, by breaking The Bro Code, and he knows they'd never do that either. They've got each other's backs. That is, until Carter's sister, Eliza, returns from Australia. Unfortunately, Eliza is basically incredible, and Nick almost immediately falls head over heels. The two begin to form an undeniable bond that crackles with electricity - and spells a whole lot of trouble. Nick is about to find out that codes are made to be broken. [[word count: 60,000-70,000 words]]

She's fought against her family's poverty and has to keep fighting to keep what she has. He comes from a wealthy family and can have anything he wants with a simple request. But both have become prideful. Cato and Clove both believe they are self-sufficiant, cold people. So when arrogant meets arrogant, and they're forced to cooperate if they ever hope to enter the Games, can they keep from killing each other long enough to start working together? Or are they both destined to lose everything they've fought for so far?

Jamie is a normal teenage girl, she lives on drama and has a crush on the schools quarterback, but everything turns upside down when she finds out....yes you guessed it she's adopted. But it doesn't stop there because once she finds out she's adopted, she found out about a weird family tradition....you have to read to find out

Some say it makes you strong to hold on but sometimes the real challenge is let go. Angela was an abused child. Like any other abused girl she kept it to herself. All of that changed when social workers stepped in. She moved to San Fransisco and met Trevor. Cute, funny, protective, every thing she's ever wanted. One problem, he's the son of the adopted family. When other boys come into the mix, everything comes back to Trevor. Forgiveness is hard, but can Angela learn it from a life of deceipt?

Marissa Miller survived the tragic accident that killed her family and dog. Since that fateful day, things have been so different. She has lost contact with her friends and has moved to a boarding school, sent to by her aunt, her new guardian. Marissa is all alone. Getting through the days isn't too hard but the nights are full of horrifying nightmares of the day the accident occurred. It's been a month since then and no one notices the pain she's going through. The growing depression is killing her and the insomnia caused by it isn't helping either. Her life is uneventful, that is, until she catches someone's attention. Ethan Reed is just another popular and egoistic guy, but one single encounter with Marissa leaves him stunned. He did something to her that she didn't deserve, and now he's going to make up for it. But will it be too late? Will he be able to save her before she drowns into the waves of emptiness?

Spencer hasn't had that great of a life. Moving from one foster home to the next, dealing with the cops everywhere she goes, and making new enemies every day. She's the best fighter at The Cage, with her best friend Hex. But one day Spencer gets busted by the cops for fighting and her foster mom sends her to Skullhead, a boarding school for delinquents. Every day she deals with new challanges, and new enemies.

Hope had her parents twirled around her finger, but one temper tantrum goes too far. Dropped off at a boarding school, she sees it as an opportunity. However her world crashes soon after listening to her friend's stories about the school and its pupils. What if her parents sent her there to bond with her real father? A story full of twists and turns.

Jackie Winster. Teen mom, trouble maker. But when she lands up in B.S.B.S it's not her fault. Or is it? As soon as she arrives she is welcomed by the other trouble makers. But will being around others like her and some much worse be good or bad? Jackie falls for someone who no one is supposed to fall for. But she still has her daughter and her daughters father back home. Will the hope and prayers from the both of them help Jackie out of this place? But what if she's set free? Will she be ready?