i dont even know bro just come get yall juice

Remember that first day? I do. In the car, the windows rolled down, music flowing through the air. I was at peace with everything and everyone. We were family.

Jake searches for anything to make him feel alive. Will that lead to his death? Or will it lead him to Her?

A mysterious girl. A runaway boy. Friendships built on trust. Cover made by me.

it's a jake book yeehaw

"ophelia, heaven help a fool who falls in love" **little bit of suicide & drugs **if ur offended don't read

"all those 12 year old girls seem to have a crush on you, jake." "well, they don't listen to old records with me in my cabin at 1am. they don't share bottles of Yoohoo with me and then flick the caps into the sand even though we're not supposed to litter. they don't wake up at sunrise way before everyone else just so they can walk around the lake with me and talk about whatever's on our mind that day. and they're nothing like you, little blue." in which you are the newest camp counselor at Camp Michigan and you meet jake and well, you kinda fall for each other. plenty of fluff, some sex. listening to the story/chapter playlists are HIGHLY recommended as it enhances the reading experience. playlists will be linked.

Rose is only a high school girl trying to get by. Between going to school, managing a flower shop with her brother and grandfather. She has no social life. No time for what you would consider a normal teenage high school experience. And then it happens. Two strangers come waltzing into her beloved flower shop, and they caught her all by herself. She got handed a note to deliver. These strangers are dangerous, but Rose doesn't know that at first. But she will soon.

Roommates - a Samuel Francis Kiszka story

Pretending to be in love is probably easier than the real thing, right? Inspired by a request I got from @doodlingmoose on tumblr; I loved the idea so much and felt it could make a great series. The poem Josh's short film is based on is titled Triptych of the Heart by Catherine Sasanov [https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poets/catherine-sasanov]. Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3BwCf9P0JVYLblW5VhITGK?si=HwRtSGHVQBiK1NGHOAEGIw&utm_source=copy-link