He once told me, “Fireflies can grant people wishes. If you catch a thousand fireflies, and set them free all at once, you will get one wish." Seventeen year-old Susannah is diagnosed with Wilson’s disease. Her body cannot release copper at a normal rate, and when the copper storage capacity in her organs exceed, it causes severe damage to her liver. Her only chance of survival is undergoing a liver transplant, but no one in her family is a match. When the hospital finally finds a donor, Susannah’s illness had already spread through her body, and gotten so bad that there is only a minimal chance for her to survive the transplant. However, if she doesn’t go through the operation, she has no hope of staying alive. He once told her that if someone catches a thousand fireflies, they can have one wish. He never dreamed that he would be needing a wish, more than anything. As the days of her operation draws closer, he fills up an empty jar with fireflies, promises and most of all, hope. If fireflies can really grant wishes, all he needs, and all he will ever ask for is this one wish. Just one wish.

When Reyna Winters-a girl with Skittle-red hair and a candy addiction-finds out that she's failing Chemistry, she's given a final chance to pass an impossible test. SHe needs help from the only other student who has passed the test. He's known around school as the White Coat Freak-a boy who is never seen without his lab coat on. Wesley Black may seem colder than steel, but much more lies under his stoic persona. While Wesley teaches Reyna about science, she makes it her mission to teach him about having fun. And together they learn about a different kind of chemistry. ***This is the first draft written in 2012. A revised version with more scenes and better romance titled SWEETLY & SCIENTIFICALLY is completed on my Wattpad profile.*** © All Rights Reserved

Aria has always laid low in school with her tight-knit group of friends. When she meets Nash at a party, he's rude, he's blunt, and he's got more baggage than he can carry. Aria immediately dislikes him. But the line between hate and love is very thin, and a continuous game of Never Have I Ever may change everything.