Annalisa McKnight was anxiously searching though her bag for her cell phone. ''No no please' she begged she was starting to get nervous because she couldn't find it. 'I can't lose that phone 'she thought to herself. It was a birthday gift from her mother just days before she passed away, and Annalisa cherished it dearly. Not because of its technical features but because it was the closest and last of her mothers memories. Realizing it must have fallen out in her last class. Spanish, she quickly zipped up her, bag it threw it over her shoulder and headed back to the schools entrance, in hopes that one of the caretakers would allow her in. For once it seems like luck was on her side, she saw her Spanish teacher, Mr. Ariaz's car still parked. She took a deep breath and walked into the familiar but now quiet corridors then headed to her Spanish class. The door was partly open and she was just about to knock when the weirdest noises coming from inside the room stopped her. Reluctantly she pushed the door open and her eyes widened in shock. Mr. Ariaz was there alright but he was not alone, and he was definitely not marking test. Please not this book contains strong language and mature scenes. It is not for under 18. All rights reserved: FreeSpiritHippie© Book started: 07-12-18 Book finished: 09-09-19 Going under editing; 26-10-2020

Sweet, kind and the principal's daughter, Lexie is eager to start her senior year along with her best friends. It's an exciting year with that alone but the excitement grows when in the small town of Forks, a new teacher arrives. Skylar's arrival ignites excitement, crushes and heartbreaks which are the last things he wants with his past. Most importantly, his arrival starts a series of events for Lexie that could lead to a happy end or a revengeful, heartbreaking one that the past brings upon both of them. ------ #967 in Teen Fiction #610 in Teen Fiction #22 in Secret Has many grammar errors and might be cliché but I swear it has a good plot and ending. Read at your own risk. Thanks for reading :)

Ava Williams grew up in very strict household and the oldest of two siblings. When finally get accepted in her dream college, she is excitedly leave her home and finally become independent. Although she is settled in her new life, she still feels like she's missing something. Will she find what her heart aches for?

"I've learned my lesson Mr. Bateman" I say as I stand up from my desk and walk up to his. "Have you really Miss Summers?" What the hell is wrong with this man? "Can I go now Mr. Bateman? I really don't want to miss the rest of my classes." I said standing in front of him. God he's so tall. "Your other classes are more important than mine I see." He says not keeping his eyes off of mine. "No, your class is just as important as the rest of them. If not more." I said getting angry. Why isn't he letting me go? "It's obviously not if you came to my class unbelievably late!!" He said raising his voice. "It's not my fault! Just fucking relax!" Damn I regret that now. "Who do you think you're talking to Miss Summers?! You're acting like a child!" A child? The nerve of this man! "I am NOT a child! I am anything but that! You're a damn child!" His eyes widened. Oops.. "Me? A child? Miss Summers You're gonna be here everyday for an hour till you learn how to respect me." WHAT? God he's got me so mad but I want to rip off his clothes so bad. This is so wrong for me to be thinking like this.. "Think like what Miss Summers?" Dammit. "N-Nothing" He lifted me into the desk and he bit my bottom lip causing me to gasp. His hand trailed into my shirt, caressing my skin...

-Completed- He knew he wanted her, She knew she wanted him. Their dark desires were forbidden, and they both knew it. He wished he could hold her and no one would judge, but he knew that was almost impossible. She wished she could kiss him under the street lights, like everyone else. But she couldn't. He knew he had to stay professional, but damn was it hard to stay away. They both wanted love together, but neither were daring enough to cross that thin line. They always knew something was there, but the fear always strayed them away. The problem? He was her teacher, and she was his student.