There's only one thing Colin hates more than Sadie-- Seeing Sadie cry.

Ellie Dayholt has had enough. After being unceremoniously kicked out of college after a misunderstanding, she decides that she needs a vacation- hoping that everything would sort itself out by the time she went back home. Her vacation was supposed to cure everything, but nothing went the way she wanted. She was miserable. Julien Brodeur can't get enough. His life was perfect. He had it all. Until he didn't. Family drama and heartbreak has him, the carefree French boy, lost in the very place he used to call home. He was despondent. For Ellie and Julien, there was no hope. Until they found each other. © 2020 by @exeunts

Marisol has convinced herself that transferring to a more prestigious university was the right move, even though it meant trading in friends and parties for long nights spent alone with her textbooks. But when a free-thinking class on human sexuality forces Marisol to choose between self-reflection or taking an extra semester to graduate, she must turn to Dean, the obnoxious and wickedly handsome water polo player across the hall, for help testing a hypothesis. (Coming Soon)

With the premiere of his Netflix original series, newly verified Instagram account, and his return to college to endure sophomore year with his best friend, Griffin Alvarado should be on cloud nine. However, after learning that his online summer fling was nothing but a catfish plot, he's reluctant to find happiness in anything ever again. When Griffin meets a girl in his ARTHIST II class with the face used to catfish him, he sees this as a hidden opportunity to get some closure. A chance arises to separate his feelings from the constant reminder of heartbreak everytime he looks at her face when Griffin is assigned to create a project based on romanticism art. No soul on campus appreciates art as much as Anahid Mabele. Without fail, she is always seen supporting all the concerts, exhibitions, and plays, making her well liked on campus. As someone who appreciates art, Anahid allows a cute boy in her ARTHIST II class to take her on dates for a project over romanticism without hesitation. The more time she spends with Griffin, the longer Anahid must learn to understand her budding feelings.

[on hold until further notice; check "a cup of procrastination" post or my twitter] (phr.) where ending up without a heartbeat lands you in the most lively place of them all • • • "Welcome to Afterlife. It will take you some time to get used to it, but I think you will enjoy it here." © 2020 C. Bei Fdez

Leighanna Chua has always struggled to fit in. Left feeling disconnected between her suburban community and her own identity, she's determined to prove that she belongs. But when Hunter D'Medici, a boy who embodies the very essence of privilege, offers her a proposal of a lifetime, Leighanna puts aside her morals and accepts. *** 4 years ago, Hunter's sister, Kassie, disappeared without a trace. Left determined and without closure, Hunter enlists Leighanna, a girl as smart as she is insecure, to help him find his sister--dead or alive. cover by @mjwritesx

There are three general truths every Acebridge inhabitant knows by heart. First, if you're on a hunt for the greatest latte in North Carolina, Beans & Bagels just off Main Street is the place to go. Second, the color that paints the exterior and interior walls of the ice cream parlor by the beach is a deeply horrifying shade of blue. And last, but not least, Ace Easters and Acebridge Westers do not - and should not - mix. After all, the generations-long rivalry between Acebridge's two high schools is the most prominent and soul fueling tradition of the quaint coastal town. In other words, Avery Waters should absolutely not go around kissing Ethan Taylor.

Remiya Siu is just trying to get through her senior year in one piece. Between writing articles for the school's newspaper, her part-time job at a local diner, and the piles of assignments she has to plow through for her AP classes, she barely has time to breathe. The pressure will be worth it, though. Because ultimately, it's going to help her get into Harvard--the college of her dreams. Except it doesn't. She's deferred, and she's crushed. By a stroke of pure luck, an opportunity arises when the annual Grand Achievement award is up for grabs for the first time ever, and she's one of two eligible students. This is what she needs to win so she can (finally) get off Harvard's waitlist once and for all. There's only one problem: competition comes in the form of Blaise Yang, her childhood nemesis, and he refuses to back down.