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➸featured on the What's Hot list ➸winner of The Most Addictive Story in The Writers Awards 2017 ┈ ❝ i'm going to woo you; piece by piece, word by word, letter by letter. ❞ ┈ In which Nova Hart, a star badminton player and hopeless romantic who is viewed as a bimbo for her blonde locks and blue eyes, finds an anonymous note taped to her car's windshield along with her favourite flower. Seems like someone at Gallagher High is on a mission to win the unwinnable heart of Nova Hart. ┈ [Cliché with a twist]

"I won't let you fall, Ophelia. Ever. I will catch you. Always." He said, as I stared into his ocean blue eyes. "But what if you can't? What if the fall is inevitable?" And I knew I was going to fall. A fall so hard that maybe I would never recover but I waited for him to answer. To drive my worries away. "Then, I will fall with you..." And that was enough, for now. Enough for a lifetime. ••• Ophelia Hale was never the one to fall, not even by the charms of a siren. Like an unattainable dream and yet so close, Stellan Walker succeeds in uncovering the candour behind her smile. She shielded herself for as long as she could. But she never expected him to flicker something in her so foreign, for she discovered too late how she was drowning in his eyes. Because little did she realise, that sometimes, you don't fall for the sirens. Sometimes, you fall for the deep, tranquil ocean instead. And they were a mixture of calm and storm, but a beautiful mixture nevertheless. Though fate had never been benevolent on her, as she finds herself in twists, so tangled that she endangers the one love she always deserved. A story that is worth a lifetime, a forever. And stories of love have always had a twisted end, as they both either become the refuge of each others heart or the catalyst to their own destruction at the curve of their infinity. They were the perfect match. Either the perfect match would burn once or sizzle together for a lifetime. Join in the ride of Ophelia and Stellan as one fills the loneliness within and other drives the pain away. ••• ©elysian_writes 2018

"It's not boring it's convenient." He so wanted to embrace her but he knew better. "Leave me alone. It's none of your business" she hissed. "What if I want to make it my business Cassidy?" he said calmly. He slowly lowered himself on the ground and sat down in front of her. Her eyes teared up and she went back to sobbing on the pillow. "You don't know me Carter" she said softly. "Believe me I want to" he answered as softly. She looked at him and his heart sped as she studied him. He gave her a small smile. "I'm not as bad as I look" he told her. Follows the trials and tribulations of Cassidy Herring at her part time job at The Convenience Store. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED © hanabi_neko2016.

A Christmas time pack story. (Book 7) More info coming soon, updates Sunday.

I don't like bullies. Cyber bullies...Real life bullies - who's only goal is to make you feel bad about yourself. Why do that? Life is lovely. Life is an adventure. We have this ONE life. Don't let anyone ruin that for you. We all deserve to be here. We all deserve to feel special; and loved; and amazing...because we are!!! This book is meant to empower you and reassure you. And maybe put a smile on your face 🤗☺❤ Sometimes we just need a mental hug to keep going!! 💕

notes/ texts/ words/ letters from the one that left. // too much of carbon is injurious.

It's just a phase.

Back in 2015 there was an accident that rocked Aurora Brahm's world. No, it wasn't a skydiving accident like she always joked she would die from. It wasn't from swimming with stingrays or sharks. It wasn't from jumping off a cliff with her husband, Jude. It was a lapse in concentration and incoming traffic. It took her world. Jude has been in a coma ever since, and the doctors have very little hope that he will recover from his vegetative state. But Aurora won't give up. This is the fight for Jude Brahm. ~ ~ ~ "The most bizarre mix of emotions twisting my stomach. Seriously, this book is amazing. I have never, and I read A LOT so I mean NEVER, read something that made me so happy and excited yet sad and completely devastated at the same time. . ." - Michelle from @KaraMichelleBooks , coauthor of Breeder Nation "This is so emotional and, at the same time, very cute! I'm in love with your story." - @amethystnebula "I am seriously in love with your story. It's probably one of the sweetest I've read in a long time. And the idea is ingenious!" - @QuixoticHearts "I love this story! The time jumps work because of the letter/journal format, and the memories/scenes you've picked to show are perfect, like the highlights of what made their relationship what it was. I absolutely love their relationship and you have created these characters so vividly." - @CCrawfordWriting gorgeous cover by @pasteldevil- ^-^

Teen fiction + Paranormal An interracial romance novel. "Everyone is a moon, and has a dark side which he never shows to anybody." - Mark Twain. All she had to do was move to another state to set darkness in motion. All she had to do was ask questions to rile up a certain cold, mysterious genius. All she had to do was step into danger to find answers she was looking for. Never play with fire, you might get burnt. Avoid ice, or your heart might permanently freeze into place. Stay away from darkness, it will only eat you alive. As for her, what did she do? She never listened. With fire, she walked right into ice and darkness. Her crazy adventure has just begun. "Hardship often prepares an ordinary person for an extraordinary destiny." - Christopher Markus. WARNING: Contains swear words.

"Let me make you a deal. You tutor me so that I pass high school with...well not flying colors because I'm not that smart, but you know with good enough grades so that I can get out of high school." "And what exactly do I get out of this?" "Simple: You tutor me and I tutor you." "For what?" "To be a cheerleader. It'll be like an assignment. Let's call this Project Pom Pom" *~*~*~*~ Meet Elizabeth Andrews. A nobody in her school. Her friends= 0, her social status= 0, her GPA= 4.0 (the only thing in her high school life that's more than 0). Like every cliche nerd she's in love with Tyler Matthews. Gorgeous, athletic, funny and a total asshole. And like every girl Lizzy dreams of the day Tyler's gonna realize that she's the one for him but here's the truth people: it ain't no cliche fairy tale. And the reason is because Tyler Matthews dates cheerleaders. ONLY them and Lizzy is no cheerleader. Until the head cheerleader makes her an offer she can't deny. The deal is simple: Lizzy tutors her and in return she tutors her. To be a cheerleader. And this is how their..uh..project (I guess?) began: Project Pom Pom I'm not good at description and I'm pretty sure that this sucks but please do give it a try. I swear it won't be half as bad as the description. Oh and if you're looking for a typical nerd and bad boy cliche then do not read this. It is not a typical cliche love story. This is more than a love story, this is a story about finding yourself.

The challenge is on... Nyssa Gormun and Finn McCauley should be honored to become the first-ever joint valedictorians of Crystal Lake High School. Except, they're not. A prestigious scholarship for a prestigious medical university is up for the taking, and both Nyssa and Finn are vying for it. But there is only one spot. In order to settle this once and for all, Nyssa and Finn's friends organize for them a set of 13 challenges. The winner takes the scholarship. The loser? Bad luck, obviously.

Adelaide's favorite meal is oblivious serial killer with a side of barbecue sauce. She finds a man in a grocery store who fits the bill and who, conveniently, seems to think he is the predator and she the prey. Too soon after her lucky find real trouble rolls in to town and Adelaide is forced to pick a side in a war she has done her best to avoid. Thanks to the wonderful @rentachi for creating this amazing cover!!! (and for @nick for asking :)

of boyhood ⇸ status : don't read lol (will re-write one day) vvolfsbane© || 28.08.14

about a girl who could never believe in herself Highest ranking: #52 in Short Story- 4/4/17 Cover by @indecsion9

CHLEO: "Like it or not, I'm all you have tonight." He whispers to himself. I've gotten my balance back, so there's no reason for him to put his arm around me. But he does, and most importantly I let him. Correction, drunk me lets him. ARAN: My mind feels heavy and my body feels numb. My beautiful mother greets me with tears. I hold her closely. She brings me to where my sister is, never looking at me in the eyes nor saying a word. We don't need to, the mutual silence, the exchanged anxiety and the shared fear, communicates all that we ever could have. Inaaya. PAUL: "Why are you so quiet?" "Why do you care Smith?" She looked up from her textbook. "I'm just saying, you gotta loosen up a little." I said with a childish smile. "Oh," she closed her textbook shut, "is that how you like your girls?" She put her book in her bag and was about to walk away. "Look, you don't know me." "Fine, you're right, I don't. But to be fair, you don't know me either." She had told me. My eyes glistened with hope. "How about we change that?" LIN: And that's basically the whole story of Lin Mai. The lady who defied her parents' will, snuck out of private school, moved across the globe with a boy she loved, --and on top of all of that,-- became an architect, one of the most untraditional jobs for both a Chinese or Canadian women. It's best that my parents never found out, this would probably induce imminent heart failure! © All Rights Reserved to @omdjee

I pushed up my sleeves and took one last look in the mirror. Okay, let's hope I don't meet anyone important, but let's try to seem like everything is okay. I took a deep breath as I picked up my bag, skateboard and Mac and then put the latter in my bag as I pulled out my lollipop and my key card. I walked out of my room and to the elevator, throwing the wrapper in the bin before I pressed the ground floor button and went down, holding my skateboard in my left hand by my side. It seemed to be a long while, but I knew it was only a matter of minutes. Since today, it seemed like everything just slowed down. As the bell rang to signal my arrival at my chosen floor, the doors slid open and I stepped out then walked down the corridor. I put my key card into my purse, slipping it into my bag as I turned round the corner and- And that was the beginning of my end. - Sydney Walters is fresh out of college. Her social awkwardness was already a problem, never mind when she attended university in the United States, two years early, and with a Brit accent. She always hated attention, but that was exactly what she got. She went to the States with the dream of writing films, and she showed lots of promise. But people don't want to make her films. They're cliche, the dialogue isn't interesting, but she did set scenes very well and moved the plot. But it wasn't enough. Her character development needed work. She wasn't an actor, never was. So she had to find a simple job. At the age of nineteen, she can't really get a job in bartending, but she did anyway, since her boss was her aunt. But her dream is still hanging in there. Maybe the solution to getting her films made is just around the corner, in the shape of an old friend.

Famous singer, Ivy Frost, and famous thief, Winter, both are the same girl, even if nobody but herself knows it. Judge her if you want, but she only steals for the greater good. That's what the world says too, but some people go against her because stealing is still stealing. The cops try to catch her, but are never able, which is very entertaining to her. You may look at her as your typical celebrity, but in reality she's a thief by night. She gets away with it because nobody suspects a celebrity. Especially when said person can change their eye color. She's been at this for years, so she didn't expect to get caught by a thief group. That and finding her long lost twin brother and true love. 《Rewriting》Please don't read! It's awful atm and needs to be redone! I'm just really not wanting to do it. heh heh... 😅

••• "I'm emo," he says as he slaps a rubber band onto his wrist and a red mark was tattooed into his skin. ••• "Hey, do you smoke weed?" she asks me when I come home from the mall with my friends, holding a couple of band tees and a longboard in my hands. ••• "I feel sad. Yay! Maybe I'm becoming depressed," she says as she spots the ones truly diagnosed with the disease that ruins lives. You understand these? I do. Do you deal with people who use stereotypical sentences like these? I do. And this book will break those clichés and stupid things people say JUST to be an idiot.

Kudos to you if you decided to look at this summary. The cover's boring, isn't it? Like, really, really boring. I wouldn't blame anyone if they skipped it. But if you didn't, that's great. I DARE YOU to read this book. "Don't judge a book by its cover." Everyone tells us that, but it can't be helped. We'll always judge a book by its cover. I do it. Every single day. All the genres on Wattpad are surrounded with preconceived notions. Romance is flirty. Fantasy is unrealistic. Nonfiction is boring. ChickLit is hardcore feminism. Classic is boring. Vampire is hot. Werewolf is possesive Alphas. Horror is blood and guts. Spiritual is hippie and preach. Sci-Fi is smart and geeky. Etc. Etc. Etc. But what if they aren't all like that? __________________________________ ©2015, NevermoreNeverHere Absolutely random. Read at your own risk. WARNING: After reading over this several months after I published, I realized that both the writing and the content of this story are horrible. No kidding. So eventually I'm probably going to re-write it to make it much better and much less offensive, so read with caution, and I'm so sorry if any of this bothers you. Spin-off is now published! You can find it here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/75943615-don%27t-judge-a-person-by-a-face (Cover made by me. I know-awesome graphics, I should totally open my own graphic shop!)

"We made up time, love is a concept, is anything real?" "We are." "I'm not so sure about that."