Cliques Stories

The dysfunctional Class of 2026 has survived five years together. Now in their final year at Starlight Academy, rumours, social hierarchy, feuds, secrets, drama, and crushes threaten to destroy their lives before it has even truly begun. Friendships will be tested. Hearts will be broken. And not everyone will leave graduation the same. Join Starlight Academy's Class of 2K26 on their chaotic journey to graduation. Because Starlight Academy has never seen a set this daring, dramatic... or dangerous.

This book is an entirely new series (Apart from Bernotas War Z). This is loosely based off of the show, Scream Queens. (For anyone who personally knows me, Central will be exactly the same with the exception of a dormitory system.) When the "Celibacy" club is forced to admit any new members, president member Emma Soden is forced to jeopardize her role as Queen Bee of Central High School and carry on the tradition of Celibacy Club. Coincidentally, a string of murders are happening at Central and the Celibacy club and any connections are the murderer's targeted subjects. As diverse students come into the club, and the murders becoming greater each day, students at Central are in grave danger.

soft and sweet meets dark and bitter. when new kid park jimin is as sweet as a marshmallow. and outcast yoongis exterior is hard as rocks. - started: - YOONMIN - uwuemilyuwu -

[Novelette] Sky is an average girl with average girl problems, or so she thought. What happens when average girls' problems turn into real life bad problems. New school equals new friends, but new schools also mean new bullies and tormentors. How will Sky react when bullying goes a little too far. Will she turn to friends or get revenge. You know what they say, senior year is always the best year. [Written 2011-2012] Edited 2015

An ex-couples rivalry for the spot as student body president becomes even more convoluted when two new, unexpected candidates enter the race. Chloe and Preston team up, each vowing to get one member kicked from the competition-- but when they both end up helping their victims to spite each other, the campaign gets a lot more complicated. * * * * * Chloe Peters is determined to solidify her most-popular-girl-in-school status with the label of student body president, so she's furious when three other candidates enter the race. Now, she's competing against her ex-boyfriend Preston McMillan, some nobody named Emily, and the school's notorious troublemaker, Finn Harrel. If it means saving her pride and not letting Preston get the best of her, she'd do just about anything-- even help out Finn, who despite his good looks, gets on her last nerve with his lackadaisical attitude and class-clown antics. Preston McMillan just wants a distraction from the fact that his wrestling team is about to be disbanded. When he signs up for the presidential race, he doesn't expect Chloe to go berserk, nor does he expect to meet Emily, a quiet, stony girl he can't believe he's never noticed before. After deciding to help with her campaign, he's got plenty of distractions-- enough to make him wonder what really matters, and enough to make his friends question where his loyalties lie. One thing's for sure: suddenly, this race is about a lot more than student government. 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐄𝐃 (𝐮𝐧𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐝) - 𝟑/𝟖/𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟗 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐄𝐃 (𝐟𝐢𝐫𝐬𝐭 𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐬) - 𝟏𝟎/𝟏𝟓/𝟐𝟎𝟏𝟗 𝐂𝐎𝐌𝐏𝐋𝐄𝐓𝐄𝐃 (𝐦𝐚𝐣𝐨𝐫 𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭𝐬)- 𝟖/𝟐𝟒/𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟎

6 stereotypes of high school go on a road-trip to find the daughter of their dying music teacher. PLEASE READ THE AUTHOR'S NOTE IN "INTRODUCTION AND CHARACTERS" BEFORE STARTING TO READ.

Raz , as her friends called her, always wore gloves no matter where she went. No one in her school ever saw her without them. Well, except her friends of course and seeing as how she just moved to a new town, no one knows. Which makes everyone wonder the same thing. "What's under her gloves?"

Every school has groups of people known as "cliques", even Maya Montgomery knows this, but she didn't know how many cliques Umberwood Academy had. Maya dreads stereotypes and cliques a lot, and moved to this school in hopes of getting less of both, but with her luck, she ends up in a dormitory with a goth, a white girl, a nerd girl and a skater girl, and you can only imagine what stereotypical thing they do. But Maya's about to learn what clique she belongs in, and that not all stereotypical people are bad.

Ashley Peterson: is most popular girl (and prettiest) in the ninth grade at Orange County Day Private School. (otherwise know as OCD) She's the alpha, and her betas are Ainslie, Kristen and Stephanie. Nothing can get in the way of Ashley's popularity, right? Ainslie Roberts: is Ashley's best friend too. She's part of their popular clique, and the third prettiest at OCD. (tied with Stephanie Winston) She's also obsessed with Ralph Lauren. Stephanie Winston: is poor. The Hive doesn't know, and they didn't know that her and Skye were besties. Steph is gonna be in deep trouble. Kristen Gregory: is the second most popular girl at OCD. She was voted second prettiest, too. (behind Ashley, of course) She hates being behind Ashley all the time. Skye Sailor: is the new girl. Moved here from a small town in Texas, so she has no experience in designer clothes or anything like that. Also Ashley's first victim of grade 9. Poor Skye.

Ashley doesn't expect to ever meet the sweet, shy, boy who lived on her street ever again after he moves. So what happens when he comes back and turns out to be the school's biggest player? Girls can't resist him, boys envy him, and Ashley...well, Ashley's just wondering why he's so interested in her. And what happens when everything is going perfectly and suddenly his gorgeous friend Emma shows up? Suddenly a twist that no one will suspect pops up and shocks everyone when they least expect it. READ AND VOTE AND COMMENT!

I'm a human. He's supernatural. My parents sent me off to boarding school, never to be seen again. I don't have any relatives I know of and I have a crush on the school's bad boy, it can't get any worse?

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Autophobia is the specific phobia of isolation; a morbid fear of being egotistical, or a dread of being alone or isolated. Sufferers need not be physically alone, but believe that they are being ignored, unloved, threatened by intruders, and so on.

Ever had a dream, or shall I say a vision that became a reality? One that re-occurred only in deep slumber. A dream that dances in your mind daily wondering, wishing, praying if it could just be real. It has you yearning to close your eyes just to return to that dream. It's a dream that has you constantly deciphering if it's you. If you're the one who made it up, just to escape reality for a moment. But maybe, just maybe... No it couldn't be! Maybe..... it's Déjà Vu. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Pssttt! Hey you! Yeah.. you there! Do me a solid and read the tags xD | | | | V

Bella and Olivia rule the two most popular cliques of girls in their high school. Both cliques hate each other and will stop at nothing to become the most popular. But then a new boy arrives, forms his own group and becomes the most popular person in the school. The two cliques decide to put their differences aside and plot to take down the new boy. When their plan succeeds, the two cliques form and become friends. But the new boy and his group are furious and plot a brutal revenge.

Chelsea is the top swimmer overall in the country. Then her world changes overnight when her mate moves in . To add to her problems he is the son of a hellhound.

Why aren't boys straightforward? Why can't girls just stop being all giggly and just be themselves? Why can't people accept others for who they are? I ask these questions, but in my head, and nothing changes. But the two transfer students change everything. And I learn that just thinking won't do anything. You have to act.

A collection of short stories I've written

"Is Cody there?" I asked "He ain't allowed to see nobody right now, he's in trouble," He muttered. "I know," I mumbled, my voice was getting shaky and I was scared I'd get screamed at by the beer bellied redneck. "Excuse me?" "I'm Kyte O'Malley, the kid he got into a fight with?" I was hoping it'd ring a bell and not trigger him to pull out a shotgun for harming his precious son, "Anyway, I kinda came here to apologize," "Alrighty then, come on in," he opened up the door letting the smell of old carpet and cigarette smoke. Showing me to Perry's room, he kept a firm grip on my shoulder as he led me down the hall. He opened up the door to Cody's room unannounced, where he was blaring music and sitting in bed. "You've got a visitor," he told him, pushing me into the room and slamming the door behind. Set in middle America during the early 2000s, Kyte O'Malley attends one of the biggest high schools in his state. Housing over 3000 students, his school is home to dozens of cliques that all seem to be side-eyeing each other. What happens when a low-life scrub and a popular cowboy get into a fist fight for the whole school to see?