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“The best love story is when you fall in love with the most unexpected person at the most unexpected time.” When John Pearce picked up his little brother working for the summer at Woolworths one night, the last thing that he never expected was to fall in love with Colin’s co-worker. Meet Bailey Simmons, the clumsiest girl in town. Her charming personality and carefree attitude caught John’s attention. But would it be enough to trigger a real love? Or is everything just a fling?

Tagged as one goody two shoes, I, Lenny Pearce, don’t break the rules. I live by the rules and not against it. Always the obedient one, and never the black sheep. However, there was one rule I couldn’t stop from breaking - I fell in love with Joanna Pierce, my greatest enemy and my twin brother John’s greatest love.

Y/n was a normal kid until he made a deal to protect the ones he loved follow his story. I own nothing as usual

Sequel to Knock, Knock! The huge event in Len and Ava’s life was coming up soon as they were busy preparing for it, but with the turn of events and bumps on the road, their big day could be in trouble. Would Len and Ava be able to sort things out and clear the bumps before their wedding? Or would it be necessary to knock, knock on their hearts once again?

Part of the Knock Knock and Knocked Up series. Setting: After four years of being married - a year before the teaser on Knocked Up.

Percussive Maintenance. It is the act of whacking, banging, knocking on an electronic device to get it to work again. The first time I've heard these words was from my friend whilst having a hangover. It was one of those moments when you suddenly feel like you turned smart, and then quoting something off from the Internet. And that just gave me an idea. From being smart, I’m back to being dumb in just a few seconds, perhaps the alcohol had already kicked back in. “Do you think if I knocked on my heart it will work again and I could finally find love?” I blurted out in the middle of our session, gaining laughter from all my friends, as if telling me I am a lost cause. “You’re kidding, right?” Will snickered. “You have high standards on guys. How can you even find love?” Meet Ava Wright, the artsy perfectionist. Having a good amount of friends, close knit family, and an accessories business wasn’t enough. Like every person, she’d like to find one love that would make her life feel complete. However, there’s only one problem stopping her – she had set high standards on guys. On the other hand, Lenny Pearce wanted to find that girl he would like to settle down with, but there’s one problem – his goofy personality is going way out of hand, driving girls away. “Maybe you should start knocking on your head; perhaps it will work how you converse with the girls.” John gave me an advice. What would happen if the two meet? Would Lenny follow John’s advice? Would Ava get rid of her standards? Would they knock on each other’s hearts and find that love they’ve both been waiting for?

“What’s meant to be will always find a way.” They say fate brings you closer to your other half. It was summer yet again and John was tasked to pick up his brother Colin from Woolworths. The sound of metal dropping on the floor was heard on one of the aisles as John and his buddy Kevin, store manager, rushed to the site, only to see a girl covering her head to avoid getting hit by the cans. That girl would be the one and only Faith, the heiress of a famous business tycoon. A beautiful yet painful familiarity surrounds her in John's eyes and her bubbly personality attracts him to her instantly the first time they meet. Déjà vu, right? But will Faith replace Bailey in John’s heart? Or will it only bring John guiltier at the fact that he wasn’t able to save her from the blaze? Because even familiar things aren't always as easy to understand at first glance.

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