Bari Stories

“I don’t know when exactly I fell for him. I don’t know if it was that first day that we met, or our first date a week later. I don’t know if it was all the movie nights we had at home after that first date, or if it was that time we played like children in the snow on Thanksgiving Day. What I do know, though, is that when he told me that he was dropping out of school at sixteen and moving to London, leaving me behind, I was heartbroken. And I don’t know if it will ever be repaired.” ***** 18-year-old Charisa Blake wants to leave behind everything from her old life in Suffolk when she begins her term at London University. For a while, she is successful, focusing on her studies and dealing with her newfound best friend, Alexi. But what she doesn’t realize is that Alexi is a fan of rising singer Ed Sheeran, who happens to be one of the very things Charisa is trying her hardest to forget. When Alexi manages to drag Charisa to one of Ed’s concerts at a local pub, Charisa hopes to just be able to get through the night unnoticed. But her hopes go unanswered as Ed sees her and Charisa is helplessly dragged back into his life, whether she wants it or not.

Samantha Creeton- A freshman living in northern Ohio, and hating it. Wyatt- Her alto saxophone and her one out of three friends Richard- Her tenor saxophone, and her second out of her three friends Liam- Her Bari saxaphone... Her other friend. Samantha joined the marching band in hopes of making new friends and having a good time, instead she was greeted with sweat and blood, and a band teacher who thinks she knows all. Band was not all that it seemed to be...

Cause you know I get excited, when you get jealous too.

reasons why you should play saxophone.

Kalin White Fanfiction Shaya has moved from London to The Bay Area. She falls in love with people quite quickly. Until Kalin changes her feelings towards everything. But for Shaya there are two types of boys, the boy who she truly loves and the other boy she loves for a while. Which always makes her 'Stuck in the between'.