Pretty-girl Stories

From the sequel to the 2003's teen comedy romance, Love Don't Cost A Thing, comes a new love story. A 17 year old nerd named, Xavier Washington (Lil Yachty) who loves cars and engineering but incompetent when it comes to girls. When the most popular girl in school, London Mackenzie (Greta Onieogou) car breaks down, Xavier helps her out, but there a price. He'll help her out if she agrees to be his girlfriend, for two weeks. Little does he know, being popular isn't all its cracked up to be. Xavier's get relationship advice from his father, Malcolm Washington (DeRay Davids) and from Alvin Johnson (Nick Cannon) who now the school counselor. But what will love cost to himself?

That party last night was awfully crazy I wish we taped it. I danced my ass off and had this one girl completely naked. Drink my beer and smoke my weed but my good friends is all I need. Pass out at 3, wake up at 10, go out to eat then do it again. Man, I love High School

"I don’t think that I can ever love anyone again. Or, at least, not the way I loved him. Our love was the kind of love found in fairy tales and movies and books- it was passionate and fierce and foolish and made my head spin. The way you love, the first time around, it's perfect, isn't it? The way you feel loved- wholly, completely and utterly invincible. It’s incredible, and a little bit sad."- Azura Summers, The Opposite of Falling Contestant in 2014 Watty's

Elijah thinks his life sucks. He's constantly bullied, his dad is a butthead, and his mom is oblivious to him. His whole school has hated him since first grade and he's never had a real friend before. Eli's a junior now, and he's just trying to survive until college and avoid craziness. So of course he's shocked when his reflection starts talking to him. But Eli and his reflection soon strike up a deal: trade places for a bit. Apparently the other side of the mirror is amazing and the other Elijah is willing to let him experience it. But is it too good to be true...? You know the myth about mirrors and how they're portals...but maybe it's not a myth.