Tutoring one of the hottest typical fuckboy with daddy issues at my school is easy right? Wrong. I won't catch feeling right? Very wrong. The cliché love story between Theo and Athena. Easy read/ fast paste storyline

Leonardo Da Vinci. A painter with passion. A man who crafted many famous paintings. To this day they are still loved and admired by many. However, little do people know each painting holds a message only known to few. A message so secret, it could change the world.

Quinn had a perfect life, a loving mother that took care of her day and night, and a comfortable bed to sleep in. Her life seemed to be perfect. Until her mother found a new boyfriend that changed their lives forever. And not in a good way. After suffering 4 years of physical abuse at the hands of her mothers boyfriend Zach, and the verbal abuse from her once caring mother, she can't take it anymore. One night the pain is too much, and she ends up at the house of the most popular boys in school. Will this start a new bond? Will she let them in, and finally take off her mask? --------------------------------------------- [Trigger Warning] Physical and mental abuse, sexual assault, self harm, suicide mention, brief school shooting, strong language Started: June 20th 2020 Finished: [Top Rankings] #2 in save #8 in abuse #1 [🥇] in anxiety #2 in depression #4 in Quinn #1 [🥇] in alcohol #4 in cocky #5 in teen fiction #1 [🥇] in mental health #1 [🥇] in runaway #1 [🥇] in trauma

Sophie Delaney was just minding her own business seeing in the new year from the peacefulness of her own home. Until one wrong number call changed that. Daniel Whitaker is furious. Beyond furious. How dare his girlfriend cheat on him, and with his own brother nonetheless. That bitch. Cue lots of drinking, a drunken call and a huge misunderstanding that would change it all. --- Written as telephone calls between Sophie Delaney and Daniel Whitaker. Sophie is the normal print. Daniel is the bold print. --- Aim? 365 days worth of conversations between one woman and one man. Enjoy the ride. --- 2018 Winner | The Fiction Award | Short Story

just a load of shitty imagines :)