Being dumped on your two year anniversary is heartbreaking, but instead of tubs of ice cream or boxes of tissues Macy Hawthorne has other plans. Revenge. She decides to fake date Aaron's only enemy, Blaze to make him jealous - and it works.The only problem is that Macy and Blaze cant stand each other but as time passes the only thing pulling them through is their hate for Aaron, will this ever change? They say hate is the perfect ingredient for love.

Remy Walsh, hates only one person in the entire world, Drew Maddox; he who likes to make her life hell 24/7. It's even harder for her to tolerate the crazy pranks he's up to since he lives right across her house! But suddenly, Remy is acquiring certain feelings towards Drew that she can't deny, and she can't help but accept them when Drew feels the same. As Remy starts getting closer to Drew, she discovers Drew's real self, who he really is and how much they really relate to each other than they thought.. Remy is complete, in the most unlikely places. Nevertheless, she finds solace, and so does Drew. Remy's falling in love with the boy she thought was meant to die by her hands! Her world spirals downward and up as she gets closer to Drew, and changes into a completely different person, thanks to Drew. But just when she finds it's difficult to live without Drew, living without Drew is the only option left. A tragic Romance brought to you by SrhKay! <3

This is a story about a 17yr. old prostitute. For two years she's done what she's done, for two years she's been on her own. Just Because I Sell Myself, Doesn't Mean I Can Be Owned is a story of a boys love that is strong enough to mend a stray's heart, and change one's ways. The only question is, will she change?

I swear I didn't mean for it to feel like this, Like every inch of me is bruised. (Rated R for language..) Sequel to Dark Blue by xladolcevita72

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?