Gemma is a nobody. She knows it. Her parents know it. Everybody at school takes advantage of it. She accepts the fact that everybody is going to treat her badly. She can't do anything about it. She will forever be the doormat, somebody to shove homework at, someone to take anger out on. She goes about her business quietly, doesn't mess around. But then Gemma makes a mistake. She goes out at night, again on a useless mission to keep the peace. She runs into one of the most dangerous gangs in America. And she makes an impression. Liam Henderson is someone you don't mess around with, people cross the street to avoid crossing paths with him. So what will he do when a little school girl named Gemma gets under his skin? And it all started with a Tampon.

Aria Lane is your typical shy girl next door; she always completes her homework on time and almost never receives a F on her report card. But what she considers to be a F in her life is her type 1 diabetes. Even though she has been diagnosed with it, she still struggles to keep it under control. What she doesn't have control over is her older sister Hailey, who one night asks Aria to drive her to a party and pick her up later; Aria has no idea that she will run into Dylan, the most popular guy at school, who may or may not have his eye on her.

Dianna is polite girl with an abused back ground in a new school. She's not looking to date or be with boys. But Clyde the playboy has other plans. Making it his mission to make her love him. Then Her demeanor rubs off on Clyde. The ruler of the school. Why does he feel warmth in the depths of his cold heart? Why does he care? Did she make him go back to the place her forbid him self to reach? "You don't need enemies, only fake friends"

Rory Kavanagh was fine until Maeve Gibson started dating his worst enemy. She's his best friend. She's not supposed to get under his skin like this. Now she's pulling away, and Rory can't stop watching, can't stop wanting. Something's off. Something's wrong. And he's running out of time to stop it.

"Give me the pills Eros" "What ur an addict?" "Just give me the pill" "What if I say no?" I taunt her "Now!! Eros !!!" "Why??" Shaking the bottle of pills I turn around on my heal and head to gym. Unexpectedly Calliope didn't follow me and just stood there at her locker in what looks like defeat. Finally I think to myself. As I continue to watch her she took out her phone I think to text someone not before placing it back inside her locker. With a pale complexion. Continuing to walk through the hallways to gym I hear a thud. A loud thud. Turing around to see what it was I see Calliope laying down on the floor clutching the left side of her chest in pain. Slightly hurrying my way toward her I could see the pain in her eyes before they closed. "Calliope??" I called out No answer "Calliope??" I called out a second time No answer again I bring out my phone to call 999. "Sh-e sh--e she's not bre- athing" I stammer over the phone, voice evident with panic ----------////////----///////----/////////-----/-----------------/ Growing up Calliope and Athena never felt a feeling of certainty, abused by their own father and ridiculed for being women, they were on the brink of being killed. Until one day Athena grabbed Calliope and vanishes. 10 years later and Athena's dead. Calliope finds herself at a loss along side her best friend Ciaria on what to do. Full of grief, Calliope and Ciaria move to New York in hopes to try and move on. But what happens when Calliope and Ciaria start a brand new school and Calliope bumps into a guy who looks exactly like her and 4 others with the same ocean blue eyes.

tw's: mentions of past child abuse and neglect, internalized homophobia that's worked through, panic attacks, mentions of past bullying and being left out due to being diagnosed as autistic at a young age