In which two thieves and the girl they kidnapped go on an interesting road trip with lots of guns.

Everybody has their own idealisations of what certain places are like. New York; the city where dreams come true. Rome; the city where you're swept off of your feet. Paris; the city where anything, and everything could happen. But the thing about Paris was, that 'anything' didn't necessarily mean something good. That was for sure. Amber Lucia finds herself accidentally involved with a gang member- a dangerous one, at that. But, in her search to find safety, she stumbles upon a boxing gym, where she meets Luke Hemmings, a world-class boxer. What on earth could possibly go wrong? *Disclaimer: I wrote this such a while ago, there are a few grammatical errors but nothing major!*

"I guess that just leaves you and me, then." "What a pity."

"You're actually upset right now? Look at everything the world has given you, Luke." "And that's great, but I'd rather have you." • the story before "count on me" by sircalyum • book 1 // smut included //

welcome to block f, a place where you can make a hole in your wall just by punching it. cover by @misfit_logan

all she needed to do was complete the 8 steps that were scribbled onto the piece of notebook paper. how hard could it be?

It was one night that decided their entire future without them even realising it. • "But where is he?" "He's away saving lives babygirl,"

"And after all the fucking matches, broken bones, ripped punching bags and crowds yelling at me to get up... who the fuck knew that my hardest fight would be you?" • [Contains smut] ©loudluke

"You have a problem with falling, don't you?" "You have no idea." Cover by LilacLucas

When her world gets shaken up, Bailey, her family, and her new amazing group of friends have to adapt their lives to the situation. They realize every moment is bittersweet and delicate. What's nice about photographs is that they capture a moment in time that is gone forever and that is impossible to replicate. But they make everything feel so real again. "This is what I like about photographs. They're proof that once, even if just for a heartbeat, everything was perfect." -Jodi Picoult