Strangerstovers Stories

Soft burning romance through 2 school teens who are to scared to admit they like each other as he is popular and she is not.

Amelia moves to New York to start over her life after getting away from her abusive ex-boyfriend. When one night her best friend Olive convinced her to go out clubbing only for it for change Amelia's life forever.

what happens when two misfits who meet on a train end up facing their worst nightmare together. does love or death take over? trigger warning: mentions of suic!de/blood/hallucinations/abuse

She heard something. Someone. Celeste walked towards the woods and looked around. She could feel eyes staring at her, but couldn't see anyone. "I'm probably just imagining things.." she said to herself. But little did she know, she wasn't.

Blah blah blah read to find out Is it an emotional roller coaster for everyone? Absolutely

this story is about how 2 people who turn a friendship/soon to be step-siblings into something more.

Delilah Anderson finds herself confused after her boyfriend of two years cheats on her. Not knowing why or how it happened, but then deciding to move forward because, unfortunately, the world wasn't going to suddenly stop over a breakup. Though, she wished it would just so she could breathe for a moment. She had to focus on school, the one constant in her life that doesn't stop until graduation in one year. With a tough past that leaves her taking daily medication to just keep herself from losing her mind, she meets Luis Campbell an enigma to her. Angry all the time and frustrated with life itself, Luis and Delilah seem to suddenly always bump into one another after a simple encounter at a party. But, what happens when a girl with a devastating past connects with a troubled boy? Is it always happily ever after when nice girl means bad boy? Or is it not? Read to find out.

In the quiet town of Alderwood, where everyone knew everything about everyone - or at least pretended to - secrets were a currency more valuable than gold. Elena Whitmore, with her polished shoes and quiet defiance, was known for being untouchable. She didn't speak unless she had to, and when she did, it was with precision that made people think twice before asking anything of her again. Jay Carter, on the other hand, was everyone's favorite bad decision. With messy hair, a motorcycle he shouldn't legally own, and a smirk that made hearts trip over themselves, he was the reason half the town's daughters stayed up at night and the other half warned their sons. They weren't supposed to cross paths. She was the mayor's daughter, practically raised to walk straight lines and smile under pressure. He was the boy who climbed roofs at night and drew graffiti in abandoned barns. But that's how secrets start - in the places where lines blur. *** She turned to him, curious now. "What are you hiding, Carter?" He didn't answer. Just reached into his jacket and pulled out a folded piece of paper - an arrest notice, his second. If he got a third, he'd be gone for good. Reform school or worse. "I need an alibi," he said. "Just once. I was out past curfew last night. Someone tagged the courthouse. It wasn't me this time, but they're blaming me anyway." Elena stared at the paper, then at him. "What do I get?" He was surprised. Most girls would've slapped him or walked away. But not her. "You get out of that perfect little glass box you live in," he said, watching her eyes flicker. "You get me owing you." She held out her hand. "Fine. One lie. One favor." "Deal," he said, shaking it. But that wasn't the end. That was just the beginning