Violet Preston has what every girl desires-wealth, beauty, brains and talent. However, Violet is cold, distant, antisocial, short fused, and a total ice princess. Haunted by a tragic past, she has hardened her heart for the worse. Eli Desmond is wealthy, mysterious, attractive, rebellious, and a total bad boy. He is a closed book who refuses to open. So what happens when the two find each other? Well, let's just say it's not all rainbows and unicorns. Their non-stop bickering will drive you insane, but their rare bonding moments will melt your heart. Join their journey as they constantly bicker, fight, laugh, love, and break down each other's walls.

in which a girl finds herself in a group chat with five hot guys

Aria Silver considers herself relatively lucky - as far as teenagers go. She goes to a good school, has good friends, is on the varsity cheerleading team, and has a family as decent as families get. She's happy and can hardly imagine anything changing. That is, until the week of tequila, the sirens of an ambulance, a new boy, and a funeral. After realizing that life isn't all what it's made up to be sometimes, Aria is left to her own resorts to try to answer some of the worlds longest, burning questions: In a world full of so much despair, how do we find something worth living for? How do we keep fighting, even if we fail to see the silver linings?

For Jessalyn and her mom, moving to the small town of Avondale, California seemed like the perfect decision; they wanted the new scenery but what they really needed was a new start. Jessalyn Hartley had always been shy and one to keep to herself, but now, as she enters her final year of high school at Crestview High, she's more determined than ever to stay hidden in the shadows. However, all of that may change when she crosses paths with the supposed bad boy; Cason Michaels, and figures out that maybe she just had to meet the right person to break her out of her shell.

Do you believe in love at first sight or fairy tale, where two people meet, then they fall in love, and lived happily ever after in a beautiful, perfect kingdom? Well, Anna Parker doesn't. She believes that love at first sight is absurd. She was instead annoyed by the presence of a certain boy ever since they've first met. The 'certain boy' is Luke Cooper, an insolent, arrogant boy who somehow always manages to appear in Anna's life, which frustrates and annoys her a lot. What will happen after Luke keeps on coming into Anna's life? Is she going to open her door for him, or shut it completely, still traumatized by her past? [ Highest Rank: #349 in Teen Fiction! 「 Dec/20/17 」] [ #2 in #weareteenqueens]

Some say she wore yellow to look on the bright side. Others say she wore it to avoid falling into her sister's shadow. Some say she simply just loved the attention it brought. Others say it was the pure act of anti-perfectionism rebellion. Mai just wanted to make an unwanted color feel loved. _____ Mai Greenely's world has been overturned. After drawing up on the shocking conclusion that absolutely no one she knew liked the color yellow, Mai decides to take matters into her own hands by doing what any rational 15 year old all American girl would do: dressing head to toe in yellow. It seemed like a straightforward plan, with a straightforward reasoning. Now, if only she could explain that to the new kid, Cameron Holland without him accusing her of kidnapping his dog again... [❊ ❊ ❊] A/N: This story is going to be pathetically innocent, so if you metaphorically vomit (or physically, you never know) at the idea of "sweet" then this story isn't for you. ADDITIONAL WARNING: It's kinda badly and immaturely written. Semi-unrealistic plot which develops ~better~ into the book. Cringey dialogue and I technically haven't even written the epilogue yet. So yeah. Good luck, you'll need it. [❊ ❊ ❊] [H.R.: #381 in Humor] Started: 27/08/15 Completed: 1/02/17 [Extra #2: TBD?]

" Was it hard?" He asks. " Letting go?" He nods. " Not as hard as holding onto something that wasn't even real" I say. ------------------------

"You're different." "Oh yeah? How many girls have fallen for that line?" He takes a step closer to me and locks me between his strong and muscular arms. "I'm not just saying this to get you in bed. I mean it." His minty breath lingers on my forehead and the moment his eyes meet mine, I know he's not lying. He means it. Slowly he leans closer to me and we are just inches apart. Surreptitiously, he breathes against my ear sending electric waves down my whole body. I gasp and my knees feel weak and I almost give up but he holds me close to him. "You're the only girl that drives me crazy without touching me, dove. The only one." _____ Dovie Pratt is a highly intelligent, overachieving and extremely wealthy young girl. She is confident, calculating and would stand up to anyone when no one else could, showing her determination and courage. She hates failing herself to anything, love being one of them. Kol Walsh, on the other hand, is the type of boy who your parents tell you to stay away from. He is bad boy who is the captain of the baseball team. He hates falling and losing, love being one of them. But when they meet, one is failing in love and the other one is falling in love. Can they stand up to others and prove their determination towards their relationship?

We've all heard about 'the main character'. The type of person who lives through the most dramatic and improbable situations, and finds the kind of epic romance you only see in works of fiction. Which makes you think about how unrealistic love like that is. I used to think the same thing until I met him. Until I met 'the bad boy' that, as it turns out, wasn't that bad at all, just simply...a boy. A boy with an easy smile, a charming personality and looks so enticing that I couldn't keep my eyes off of him if I tried. A boy whose shoulders were starting to slump with the weight of his past and his family. A boy who believed that the only way to survive was by putting a lock on his heart and chaining it down to a place so deep inside of him that no one could ever reach it again. A boy who, for reasons I'll never comprehend, placed the key inside my palm and didn't shy away when I tried to free his hidden heart from its restraints. A boy who made me the main character of my own story. A story I never want to forget, and which begged to be put on paper. This is that story. ~~~ #1 love triangle 8/26/2019 #1 teen romance 11/4/2019 #1 mystory 7/27/2020 #1 teen drama 9/9/2020 #1 goodgirl 9/12/2020 Cover by @alexandramar1e Contains swearing and mature language.

Kennedy doesn't like drama. She tries to stay away from it at all costs. She likes things simple and she doesn't like attention. Moving has a lot of negative things, but moving a month after school starts has even more. Kennedy doesn't think that it can go that bad. I mean the worst that can happen is getting interrogated in class by the teacher. She is horribly wrong, though. The worst that can happen is Hunter McCollum. The feared bad boy of the town. He has a reputation and not a very good one, may I add. He likes things to go his way and he gets everything he wants. He likes things to be his and only his. So when Hunter sees something he likes he doesn't hesitate to claim it. That is exactly what happens when he sees Kennedy. He claims her as his. The simple phrase, "Your mine," creates the drama that Kennedy is trying to escape. That simple phrase creates a journey for both of them. That simple phrase helps develop feelings that neither of them knew could be felt for each other. Note: I am slowly editing this story so they are a lot of mistakes in it.