They met in December.

|Highest rank #2 in Short Story| Ambrosia "Amber" Underwood is a seventeen-year-old high school junior with warped perceptions of the world. She has no friends, only acquaintances. No boyfriend, only a vague dating arrangement with a jock. A lover of routine and a hater of change, Amber spends her nights at the old lighthouse in her dull town to battle insomnia. But when a teary-eyed Dylan Frost shows up at the lighthouse one Friday night, Amber's carefully constructed life is thrown into chaos. With his cappuccino hair and ocean eyes, Dylan starts to change everything, one song and one night at a time. ||completed | cover by @strayinspace | all rights reserved||

" fuck I'm sorry" he whispered, his face going from angry to calm within a matter of seconds. I didn't notice the tears running down my cheeks until he ran his thumb across my cheeks, sending small jolts of electricity down my spine. He pushed me into his chest, the fast beating of his heart startling me at first but i soon relaxed in his hold. "no matter what happens i got you angel" he whispers, nuzzling his head into my neck "were merely strangers " " trust me we are closer than u think" he said, his voice being the most captivating thing even in the midst of the stars. ***** Chloe Martinez is a young adult, being the mayors daughter gave most the impression of a spoilt brat when really she's an innocent girl who has been in and out of therapy her whole life but what happens when she gets rejected by her heart throb making her cross paths with Theo stephano who shows her hes the light she needed all this time as they find themselves coming together in the worst moments.

Lucy's younger sister Regina passes away before her twenty-first, tearing Lucy apart. On her birthday, she visits her sister - and finds a strange man holding a white tulip. Doubting the man's true intentions, Lucy interrogates him, but is left without answers - until he shows up again a year later. Now a game has begun, but no one's sure, if by the end, anyone's still around to play.