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Nolan Drake has spent three years successfully avoiding Adrian Lennox. Adrian is blunt, impossible to read, annoyingly good at everything he does, and-most importantly-not Nolan's problem. Until one seating chart puts them side by side. Forced to work together for their senior AP Literature project, what starts as exchanged insults and reluctant study sessions slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Somewhere between late-night texts, football games, track meets, complicated families, and the terrifying reality of life after graduation, hating Adrian starts requiring a little more effort than Nolan would like to admit. Senior year was supposed to be simple. Adrian Lennox was never supposed to matter. Funny how that worked out.

Isaac Brooks is a viral YouTuber with an affinity for mischief and mayhem. Chase Cooper is a star athlete and overachiever who seems to captivate the entire small town of Pleasantview, Florida - with the exception of Isaac. Bitter rivals since they became next-door neighbors last fall, the pair's worst nightmare comes true when they find themselves crammed together in a car for a 25 hour Spring Break cross-country road trip from hell with fellow high school seniors Connor, Isaac's naive-yet-lovable best friend, and Skye, Chase's no-nonsense twin sister. Facing numerous roadblocks including car trouble, food poisoning, and nearly being arrested, it doesn't take long for the group to reach their breaking point. Relationships are put to the test, buried wounds come to light, and shocking revelations begin to unmask everyone's true colors. Through it all, an unexpected bond develops, threatening to shake up the status quo and completely alter the course of their lives - for better or for worse. A story about friendship, love, loss and hope. 🚧 Road to Rockdale is currently in active development with 33 published chapters as of September 2026. Feel free to add to your reading list and/or follow my profile for updates :) ⚠️ CONTENT ADVISORY: This story is PG-13 and contains frequent profanity, light alcohol/weed/vape use, sexual themes, mild violence and crude humor. All main characters are 18+. ⚠️ TW: While this story features many lighthearted scenes and situations, it does occasionally get dark. Mental health struggles are depicted, including survivor's guilt, PTSD, depression, and anxiety. Sibling/parent loss is also discussed, and I aim to approach these topics with care. Other potential triggers include blackmail, drowning, homophobia, and a brief kidnapping scene. Please see the Intro chapter for some additional info I can't fit here. Enjoy the story and thanks for reading! :)

Jovie and her best friend Eddie Munson are starting their senior year in 1984. (It is Eddie's 2nd senior year) Jovie feels they have missed out on the "High School Experience" and longs to attend parties and have fun. Eddie disagrees but agrees to attend a singular party that changes everything. Jovie is in over her head and strikes a deal with the King Steve so that she and her best friend can experience popularity. She doesn't believe popularity changes people or friendships, especially not hers and Eddie's; how could a few parties cause a rift in their friendship?

**Second Book of the Connected Series so please read the first book** I'm trying to stop. I really am. It's just so hard to forget about him when everyone around you reminds you of him. They think I'm behind it. I was a target at my school. All because they think I'm behind his passing. After Christmas break, a rumor spreads all around school. Billie- Lynn becomes the sole target of her highschool. She becomes strongly disliked by all her classmates and even some of her teachers throughout her junior and senior year. The following year, the source of the rumor comes back into her life with all its luggage. An organization is after him but since they can't track him down, they kidnap Billie. Maybe she never should've been connected to him to begin with.

. ‧ ︵‿₊୨୧₊‿︵ ‧ ˚ ₊ ꒰ 'New School with "Old School" Rules' ♡ ꒱ ︶⊹︶︶୨୧︶︶⊹︶ ⋆.ೃ࿔*:･When trust-fund brat Mariana Taub-Bowen's dad loses the family fortune in a disastrous investment, she's forced to leave her perfect private-school life behind for the small beach town of New Royal, California. New Royal Senior High is nothing like private school: it's a vintage styled histrionic breeding ground for eccentric personalities, petty rivalries, and a surprisingly talented band scene. Desperate for a leadership position, Mariana discovers quiet, reserved August Oliveira's knack for singing and decides to turn him into New Royal's next hot rockstar, with the help of his sarcastic ghostwriter, Orion Backlund. But as August becomes the star she always knew he could be and Orion becomes much harder to ignore, Mariana finds herself caught between the boy she put in the spotlight and the boy writing the songs behind it.

Some people enter your life to build you up. Others enter to tear you down. Love can be seen as strength, but also one's greatest weakness. When the smoke finally clears, will Cassie rise or experience her downfall?

A cold, broken girl, Vivienne Everhart, doesn't believe in love due to her past heartbreaks. She thinks all love ends in a bad way. Whether it's cheating, one passes away, etc. She transfers to a new school that is for people with higher intelligence, and promises to herself she will focus on her grades and grades only... Until Kaiden Brooks, the cocky, chalant guy comes along.

if your not a fan of Chrissy and max together don't try to read it. Chrissy was done with Jason's bullshit she knew he was bullying Eddie she hated the way he treated him and Chrissy was always so kind and thoughtful and max was super brave and a mad girl with a good heart.. gxg

Now I have to remember you for longer than I have known you. ╱ Off Campus, Beau Maxwell BOOK TWO of TWO written by ✹ yanna 【 est. may 2026 】

~Laina~ She is a teenage girl trying to find her place in the world, just like everyone else. It is senior year and to be honest she never thought she would even make it to this point. Her long-time best friend seems to be leaving her behind and she has no idea how to deal with disintegration of the relationship she has used to define herself for the past ten years of her life. She is scared, she is anxious, she is depressed, and she is desperately trying to navigate a universally hard time. ~Brendon~ He is just living life the way he wants to. For years, he has known Alaina and they've never been much outside of acquaintances. Until one day, he takes a chance and it seems like everything clicks right into place. They mesh so incredibly well with each other, so it only seems natural when they become close friends. And then, somewhere between the little windows into herself she lets him peak through and the reassurances, he fell in love. He is a safe place for her to understand and be herself, and all he wants is her happiness. They both know that when they graduate they'll be thrust into "the real world." They both know that high school isn't forever. They both know that they'll live drastically different lives. They most definitely know better than to let this go too far. Or at least they should.

Emma Parker didn't ask to move to Charleston. She didn't ask to leave behind her friends, her school, or the life she'd spent seventeen years building. But when her mom announces they're moving halfway across the country, Emma doesn't get a choice. So she makes herself a promise: She won't get attached. Not to Charleston. Not to the people. And definitely not to the boy everyone calls JJ. Jackson Callahan is the kind of boy Emma should stay away from. He's charming, confident, ridiculously easy to like, and somehow knows everyone at Charleston High. Emma can't figure out why everyone seems to love him. JJ can't figure out why the new girl seems to hate him. What starts as an awkward first meeting slowly turns into friendship. Late-night drives become long conversations. Beach bonfires become memories. And somewhere between laughing in his passenger seat and watching the sunrise together, Emma realizes she's falling for him. For the first time in a long time, Charleston starts to feel like home. But Emma has secrets of her own. She's been fighting battles no one at school knows about, and she's determined to keep them that way. Meanwhile, her mom's past in Charleston begins coming back to the surface-revealing that their move wasn't as simple as Emma was told. The closer Emma gets to JJ, the more she realizes that everyone has something they're hiding. And sometimes the person you never expected to find... becomes the person you can't imagine losing.

WHEN SUMMER STAYED Six friends. One final summer. One year before everything changes. Isla Bennett has always believed that some things are meant to stay the same. Her friends have been beside her through awkward school years, terrible jokes, late-night conversations, and countless memories. But with senior year approaching, the future is suddenly closer than any of them expected. So when Sofia creates a list of twenty-five things they must do before graduation, the six friends make a promise to complete every single one. Sunrises. Road trips. Sleepovers. Photographs. Secrets. And memories they'll carry long after high school ends. But senior year has a way of changing people. Friendships begin to shift. Feelings become harder to hide. Dreams pull them in different directions, and the future they've been avoiding slowly becomes impossible to ignore. They entered their final year believing they could hold on to everything. They were wrong. Because growing up isn't always about leaving people behind. Sometimes, it's about learning how to love the memories without trying to live in them forever. And sometimes, the people who make your last summer unforgettable become the people you spend the rest of your life remembering. This is the story of six friends, one unforgettable year, and the summer that stayed with them long after it ended.

Jessie parker followed in his fathers foot steps and took over the well known gang that his father Hunter parker runs with his wife. Now Jessie is the leader of the gang he finds him self in some trouble and can't get Hunter and Ember to help him because they moved back to England. Jessie is known as the badboy at California High just like his father, will he follow his footsteps and also find the perfect badgirl? Or does he find someone else who can help solve his problems with out getting his parents to help him out of it?. THIS IS THE THIRD BOOK TO THE ENGLISH BADGIRL AND THE AMERICAN BADGIRL. MUST READ THE OTHER TWO BOOKS BEFORE THIS ONE THEN YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHO THE CHARACTERS ARE!.

Nora and four of her closest friends are heading to northern Michigan to enjoy the final spring break of their high school lives. In six months' time, their lives will be drastically different. The trip becomes extra bittersweet as Nora accepts that by fall, she will completely ghost one of her best friends. Not for anything he did, but for the sole reason that she is madly in love with him. What will this group get up to on their ten-day excursion? Will Nora stick to her plan of suffering in silence for the coming months? How will she fair sleeping in a room that shares a wall with the unrequited love of her life? And is it really unrequited?

Sequel to unintentionally yourssss Symphony Saraè Bennett has one rule: don't catch feelings. As Westbrook High's cocky star point guard, she's more focused on winning games, surviving senior year, and getting on her twin brother Dallas' nerves than she is on relationships. Then Milan Carter walks into her life. Funny. Outgoing. Pretty. And completely unimpressed by Symphony's ego. Between family chaos, sibling drama, basketball, college decisions, and first love, Symphony is about to learn that the best things in life don't always go according to plan. After all... Being unintentionally yours might just run in the family. 🤍

One day is all it takes for Cassie Harper's world to be flipped around. She finds herself in a very unique and quite odd situation after a night of disaster. Across the hall from none other than Warren Preston, the boy she wanted more than anything to forget about and move on from. Their goal: survive senior year across the hall from each other. Yeah. Things don't really work out according to plan.

Johnny Matthews, a boy from Beverly Hills, moves to a small town in Tennessee to complete his final year of high school. His mother, a very kind-hearted woman, has given Johnny's father a chance to be his dad. Now, Johnny has to adjust to the new lifestyle on the farm and make the most of his senior year. While he's going to need to do some major adjusting, Johnny will find that the small town of Marshfield isn't so bad afterall.

"Okay class, to start of today's lesson, I have a simple question for you all. What does the colour red mean to you?" The entire class stares at our teacher in utter confusion and she lets out a sigh at our lack of willingness to participate in her little discussion. "Gianna, do you want to start us off?" "Well, to me it means Danger. Anger. Destruction. When I thinks of the colour red, the first thing to come to mind is blood." "Well that's quite a dark and morbid point of view isn't it?" A voice pipes up from the back of the classroom and I turn to see the owner smirk at me which i returned with one of my own. "Well would you like to give us your opinion Mr "rainbows and sushine"?" "Gladly. To me, it means Passion. Detemination. Love. When i think of the colour red, the first thing that comes to mind is a rose." ********************************************************* Gianna Grayson has a job to do. She has to murder Zayn, the Vice President's son. Gianna is a trained assassin and with the help of her best friend, this should be pretty simple, right? Well life has a funny way of throwing curveballs at you, making a seemingly straight-line twist and turn in all directions. When friendship, high-school drama, secrets, and a pinch of love are thrown into the mix, all of a sudden, this one little job doesn't look as easy as it seems But you know what? Thats's okay. After all, a straightforward job would've been way too easy. And where's the fun in that? COVER CREDIT: @blueauroras

Hatred For Leo Day (And How It Came To Be) is a fictional journal of Leo Day, alumni at Logan High School. This journal recounts his senior year, in which he fell down the social hierarchy due to bad decisions and bad timing.

Alexandra Was one of them girls nobody noticed. People stereotyped her as a nerd.... until senior year. She thought it was time for a little change.... was this change a good thing though after the player startes to recognize her?