-Completed- Why does a story have to be about a bad boy and good girl? Why does the guy always have to be bad? Why can't the story be about the good guy and the good girl? Skylar Greene isn't someone you would consider popular. In her free time she would rather spend her time in her room reading a Nicholas Sparks book, sleeping, watch re-runs of old tv shows, listening to Ed Sheeran or fangirling over superheros. She is awkward, lacking social skills, and is shy at times but rambles when she's nervous. She is so clumsy she is literally falling through life. Noah Miller is someone you would definitely consider popular. He has the looks and is the best football player on the schools team. He isn't your typical popular guy who is rude to people who aren't popular. He is actually extremely nice to everyone which is why everyone loves him. He loves meeting knew people and having fun. When Skylar and Noah meet in the nurses office one day, everything changes. Noah takes interest in her and drags the socially awkward girl to parties, football games, and even gets them in trouble with the cops. But he's only trying to show her a good time. Soon enough Skylar finds herself falling for this guy. They start telling each other things they never told anyone before. Skylar actually thinks he likes her back and it can work out. But when series of unfortunate events happen everything changes and Skylar doesn't know how anything will turn out. Is falling for Noah Miller something she will end up regretting or something that will all be worth it in the end?

☬ Ranked #1 Book in ObiWan, #2 Book in ObiWanKenobi, #2 Book in ObiWanXReader, and #2 in PhantomMenace ☬ ❝Why do we keep doing this?❞ I screamed at him, turning around to face him with the coldest glare I could muster. ❝You must forget them. Attachment is forbidden and what you have for them is intoxicating for you.❞ ❝I can never forget them. I will never forget them,❞ I told him stiffly as I then turned to leave once more. ❝Serenity,❞ he called out after me in a warning tone causing me to stop in my tracks. ❝It will be your greatest downfall if you don't.❞ - ☬ - No code is as strict as the Jedi . . . In a galaxy of secrets and intrigue, Serenity and Anakin Skywalker are Force-sensitive twins destined for greatness in a galaxy far, far away. Anakin Skywalker is the same boy who will father Luke Skywalker and become known as Darth Vader, but this story begins years later when he and his sister are discovered at nine years old by a Jedi Master. Trained by legendary Jedi Masters in the art of the Force, the siblings navigate the complexities of the Force and the allure of forbidden love. Serenity finds herself drawn to the enigmatic Obi-Wan Kenobi, a tale of friendship, loyalty, and sacrifice unfolds. A connection that could challenge everything she knows about the Jedi way. As they navigate forbidden feelings and face the temptations of love, will Serenity and Obi-Wan defy the rules of the Jedi Order for a love that could change the course of history, or will their bond lead to their ultimate downfall? Would a forbidden romance really be worth the consequences? - ☬ - This book is a real slow burn, one that should be so worth it. If you like your love stories with love vs hate and a relationship with ups and downs, then this is the one for you! You can expect fighting, bickering, and 'touch her and I'll unalive you' vibes. **New chapters released on Mondays 7/6c!** ** Cover by @ZellasDa

17 year old Kara Nightshade was born on a mysterious planet, Kaitara. People believed it was just a fairytale. On that planet, people possessed great power. Greater than the force known. Kara left the planet when she was 13. She went to Coruscant, home of the Galactic Senate. There she started her new life as a Bounty Hunter. She was assigned to kill a Jedi master, master Zygon but when here mission failed her new life had just started... *This story is set somewhere around the beginning of episode 3 of star wars. WARNING: Before you start reading it, I want you to know that it doesn't have an ending and there will never be one. I apologize in advance.