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How to Conquer Life as a Teenager

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"A drunk driver was arrested today for the hit and run of Sioux Hill High School's football sweet heart, Jazzlyn Quanah, and her two friends, Halle Silverstein and Eeaden Kerner. 

These three girls were on their way to the public zoo as a dump truck rammed in to the driver's side of the vehicle causing damage to all persons inside. 

At the moment we are outside the Sioux Hill Hospital waiting for any news on these three girls. Multiple people have entered the Sioux Hill Hospital carrying many objects, ranging from stuffed animals to balloons. 

Everyone has come to give their support for these girls as they are recovering from a possibly fatal accident. 

One moment... We have word that Halle Silverstein and Eeaden Kerner received no fatal injuries and are now in recovery with her family and friends. We still have no word on Jazzlyn Quanah-"

    The TV was shut off and a remote could be heard being dropped to a table nearby. The waiting room in the Hospital for intensive care was full with football players, family members, class mates, and few school staff. They all waited for some kind of word on the girl that was all over the news. They had cops stationed outside every door so that the media wouldn't bother the people inside. Every once in a while they would send someone from the group to go give the report on the girls to them. Everyone in the community deserves to know what is going on with the three friends that have won the hearts of the whole community.All Rights Reserved

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Breaking Stereotypes by unknownnobody10

"What're you doing? You can't play Riley!" He yelled at me from the sidelines looking at my ankle, that was clearly broken. "Watch me!" I yelled back. I ran... I limped to the huddle and called the play. Riley Smith always had a passion for football. She played on teams when she was younger, and now she decided to try out for the high school team. Everyone said she's crazy. Everyone stared. Everyone said she couldn't do it. But she knew she could. She was breaking stereotypes. *COMPLETED* WARNING I wrote this when I was 11/12, and just posted now after finding it, making a really bad n fast moving book

The Boy She Saw in the Hospital by triciawritess

"Death isn't just one thing that happens and is over with. That description fits life more. Death is eternal. I mean that's how I view it. Death brings joy and pain. In my opinion life should be viewed as death is. The end. Death is the beginning. A new life, a fresh new start. Its beauty is unmatched. I imagine it feels like stars bursting, a million smiles and just pure happiness." Cancer. What a pain. Valerie's crippling illness leaves her hospitalised, bored out of her mind, dreaming of how she just wants to be a normal teenager. Although her thoughts are constantly intruded by someone. The boy. She was intrigued by him, he visited everyday at the same time, 2:47pm. She wanted to know his story, why was he here? Is he visiting someone? Her curiosity overflowed her. Anyways, it didn't matter, for her illness was getting better and she could finally get back to school. Sophomore year. Gosh. She could finally be a normal teenager. Then she saw "him" in the school hallways. The boy. Although he seemed different, less warm, more cold. It was like he put up a façade and barricaded his true self. His true self being... the boy she saw in the hospital. 🥇First place in The Star Awards 🥇First place in The Ember Awards #24 in sadromance #15 in cancerpatient finished- 22/09/22

We're Not Related Anymore... by ElizaJGrant

In which two ex-step-siblings reconnect after just about blowing up their family the first time around... Three years ago, Maddie fell hard for Jacob Isaacs, the smartest boy in her school. The only problem was this: Her dad had quite literally gotten engaged to his mother. The two tried to dampen the flames of their burgeoning attraction for each other but not before they got caught and were the talk of the town for months. After the fall out, Maddie moved away to try and start her life over and not be known as the girl who got caught doing it with her 'brother' at prom. She hasn't seen her family in ages and intends to keep things that way. Jacob, on the other hand, has worked hard to accomplish everything he's ever dreamed of. He's stayed close to home, done exceptionally well at school, and is adored by just about everyone who meets him. There's only one problem: There's a Maddie-shaped hole where his heart used to be. But no matter how hard he tries to reach out and find her, he can't. She won't let him. He let her down and gave up on them when she needed him most. And she's not ready to forgive and forget. But then Maddie's dad passes and she's forced to come home for his funeral. It should be a quick visit. She intends to make it one. But Jacob has other plans. He let his girl slip through his fingers once and he won't let that happen again. So now he has to convince her to give him one more chance. After all, they're not related to each other anymore.

The parts you leave behind by darkblue147

When we're young we don't seem to think about all the things that could go wrong. At-least Blair Rivera didn't. She once believed that if you're a good person you get to live a full life, and maybe part of her still believed that. Well, that was until she found out she has a brain tumor. Her life changes in more ways then she can count. But some things that change she never saw happening like the new presence in her what she thought nonexistent love life. Hayden Hall is a boy shes known since they were kids seeing as he's her brothers best friend. They act like they cannot stand each other, but they're also each others favorite pain in their asses. But somehow things change between them in a blink of an eye. Except how can she fall for someone when she knows she doesn't have long left? How can she ever expect to be happy or to be there for a person when she knows she's dying? And what happens when her life gets cut even shorter when she finds out she's pregnant with his child? In the end of a heart wrenching, and captivating story only one thing is known for sure. No matter where she is in this lifetime, at-least he still has the beautiful parts she leaves behind.

BFB (Bestfriend's Brother) by dkwritess

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The Heartbreakers. by abigail_grayson

They tried to warn her. All he was going to do was break her heart. Well, then let him break it. *** High school. The dreaded part of our lives where you had to figure out your life, deal with a boat load of feelings, and try not to break down. It wasn't fair, but then again, life wasn't fair. Some school's had a specific tradition- sports, academics, or clubs. Well, Jaylee and Luke's school had a very... unique tradition; who could be the top heartbreaker. Every year, there was a boy and girl heartbreaker, battling for the top. There was only one difference between the other generations and Luke and Jaylee's. The Heartbreaker's Game. The game was simple. Whoever broke the other's heart first was the winner, and the other would be the school's loser. All they had to do was try to not fall for each other, and they both knew that would be highly impossible. Or so they thought. With fights, friends, secrets, and love, who will make it out on top? Who will truly claim the title of top heartbreaker? There is one thing to remember: Never fall for The Heartbreakers. *Latest version edited & completed on March 24, 2017* | HIGHEST RANK: #1 in heartbreakers on 07.06.23 #83 in Romance on 03.02.19 #278 in Chicklit on 04.09.18 | © All rights reserved.

Taunt by meepsahir

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Rivals? by KY_LIE_HEHE

Love. Love is such a strong word. Love is something you feel for someone you truly care about. Right? So is love ever possible to feel for someone that you hated so much for so long? Mikayla is a junior at Bristol High School in Bristol, Tennesee. She's sixteen, 5'4, plays softball and volleyball, and has a great and positive personality. However, her family has a lot of issues. Her dad is a depressed alcoholic who likes to take his anger out on Mikayla and her twin brother, Joey. Mikayla thinks sex and relationships are stupid. It's high school. She wants to lay back and be mature. However, will that ever change? I mean, high school is always rough and deceiving, right? Mikayla is an excellent student and makes amazing grades. However, she has competition. Daniel is Mikayla's competition. He plays quarterback on their school's football team. Typical, right? Well, Mikayla and Daniel have competed against each other for years. Daniel likes to push Mikayla down and make her feel like he's superior and better. Daniel is six-foot-something and handsome. He could pull any girl he wanted, however, he remains single. Is it his terrible personality? Or does he like being single? This story is about teenage love and the problems that you can encounter in high school. Mikayla and Daniel, head to-head, all the time. However, who will win overall? Who will be the bigger person and try to drop all of their immaturity and stupidity? TW and MATURITY WARNING: Drug use, SH, reference to sex, strong language throughout the story, depression, and family trauma.

All That Is Gold Does Not Glitter (Book 1)|| COMPLETE by NoelleWestlake

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All That Is Gold Does Not Glitter (Book 1)|| COMPLETE cover

Breaking Stereotypes

"What're you doing? You can't play Riley!" He yelled at me from the sidelines looking at my ankle, that was clearly broken. "Watch me!" I yelled back. I ran... I limped to the huddle and called the play. Riley Smith always had a passion for football. She played on teams when she was younger, and now she decided to try out for the high school team. Everyone said she's crazy. Everyone stared. Everyone said she couldn't do it. But she knew she could. She was breaking stereotypes. COMPLETED WARNING I wrote this when I was 11/12, and just posted now after finding it, making a really bad n fast moving book