"I can't be with you." "Why not?" "You're white. I'm considered black. It wouldn't work. You'll open your eyes and realize that loving me was a mistake." ~~~~ in which a 22 year old Aussie moves to the states and falls for a 17 year old light skin girl.

Set in the early 1960s. A white boy breaks rules to be with the girl he loves. No matter what the color of her skin

* CURRENTLY BEING REWRITTEN* Pskov, Russia - Winter 1941 The Germans came quickly. They stayed even longer. Eighteen year-old Katja is left alone when her brother leaves to fight for the Red Army. By the time winter settles over Pskov, her town is already occupied. Its streets patrolled by enemy soldiers, its people starving, its familiarity stripped away piece by piece. Survival becomes her only goal. Until she meets him. Wilhelm Winter, a young German officer stationed in occupied Pskov, never imagined the war would look like this. A lover of Russian literature and music, he finds himself trapped between orders and conscience, and the lines between right and wrong begin to blur. A single act of kindness, a pair of gloves offered in the snow, binds their lives together. What begins as fleeting glances and stolen moments grows into something far more dangerous. In a city ruled by fear and suspicion, Katja and Wilhelm navigate hunger, loss, desire, and the unbearable weight of loving the enemy. Every meeting risks exposure. Every choice carries consequences that neither of them can escape. As winter deepens and the war demands more blood, they must decide whether love can survive under occupation or whether it will destroy them both. * Wilhelm Winter is inspired by the character from the German miniseries, Generation War. This story is a fictional reinterpretation and does not aim to portray the character or events exactly as shown in the series. While the name and visual inspiration remain the same, this version of Wilhelm is written for this story alone. All other characters and events are original creations. *This story is intended for mature audiences and includes depictions of violence, sexual content, and strong language.

Nicole enjoyed her single life in New York City. She'd known many men from all across the island, it was the 60s after all. Everything changed when she met the boy upstairs. A quiet boy from the suburbs. His name was Ricky Nelson. They were from different worlds. Nicole was city born, while Ricky was from the country. Nicole was in business, while Ricky was an artist. She was black, he was white. When they finally get together, things will never be the same again. Ricky learns what it means to surrender, and it he gives his all in doing so. Warning: There's themes of BDSM in this story. There's also mentions of racial tension, substance usage and more.

In the freedom land of the 1960's United States, Scarlett finds herself falling in love with the President who doesn't hold his feelings back.

Barbara Burke is- or was- a rising starlet. A pretty young thing with a voice like honey, the prettiest pair of brown eyes Jack Kennedy had ever seen, and a million and one dark secrets. As if that weren't something the Kennedy family had enough of. **This story is extremely angsty and contains mature themes. Trigger warnings for suicidal thoughts, sexual harrassment, implied child sexual abuse, and a significant age difference between the two protagonists. Some sexually explicit scenes will ensue. Reader discretion is advised. Upsetting chapters will always be prefaced with a content warning. #1 in Kennedys #1 in JFK #69 in angst DISCLAIMERS: »I Did it My Way is purely a work of fiction, and a product of the author's imagination. Many personality traits and personal anecdotes of presented characters are based on speculation and are not supported by factual information. »Though historical accuracy will be upheld to the best of the author's ability, there may be minor discrepancies in dates and other real life events for storytelling and pacing purposes. »No disrespect is intended to any of the real life people this story depicts. It is for entertainment purposes only and is not meant to be presented as factual in nature.

[previously titled Charlene] "Even after we die... you can kiss me for all eternity." ● The summer of 1945, The Watson's and their daughters spend a majority of their time enjoying the heat and other fun things life had to offer. A week in, they hire an old friend and her daughter to work their house for summer pay. The oldest Watson's daughter finds love in a nearby farm boy but hidden behind closed doors, he finds love in someone he should not.

Now newly engaged, Ronnie and River must salvage their relationship after afflictions suddenly begin to cause an inadvertent taint between them.

Imagine being stuck to some basic rules of how to live your life; want standards and morals you are expected to have. In 1940 the Germans invaded France; expanding regiments to small towns of France, to "Keep them in order of the German regime." In a small town called Bussy, your business is everyone else's before it is your own. When the Germans get to the town, all trials are being faced. It tests the loyalty of the small village. Some despise the Germans, yet they are not all that bad. Join Amelia as she travels through a million emotions; finding out that all Germans are not that bad - one particularly named Bruno. Read their love story full of so much love, hate and adventure.

Rose Owen always had dreams of going off to college. It was already difficult for her being a black girl from Philadelphia, but her college dreams were shattered after the Great Depression hit the nation. When she gets sent away to work as a maid for the wealthy Roberts family, she finds herself in a situation upon falling in love with their son, Ralph. Rose & Ralph attempt to keep their rendezvous under wraps during her stay, but as time progresses it begins to seem impossible. Warning: sex