Obvious Stories

Hayley always thought she knew everything about Hollywood-until now. Ever since her new neighbor, Cameron, moved in, her life has been put into the lime-light. After she lands a job at the most anticipated magazine in all of Hollywood, The Scene, she finds herself getting in the middle of drama, gossip and not to mention back-stabbing rumors. It's a story about falling in love and listening to your heart no matter the situation. A must-read for all teens out there; with love and Hollywood-nothing beats that combination.

Builled and beaten, stood on and kicked. Is that all my life is going to lead to? I guess my name really does mean what I am... My name is Matt and I think I have a lot in common with it.

Does it need a description? It's obvious Mel facts.

"They were art, now and forever will be." Title and cover credit:- @FarizaNuha

Like the tittle says I mean come on😋

Cae thinks she's invisible. Invisible kasi siya kay Kyle, ang first love niya.

"I guess no one ever taught you how to be a real man," A crack fic heavily inspired by two guys in my school. Purely for shits and giggles<333

If you like choose your own adventure story's you have come to the right place.

Really obvious facts.

Hapless Candace needs help finding a boyfriend! After failing to win the eye of any guy in the high school, Candace enlists the help of cute upperclassman, Jett, to coach her how to make herself more appealing to the male species. Jett agrees, with one catch: Candace had better not fall for him! With Jett's help, Candace starts to discover all sorts of things-- How to dress better, what guys to avoid, and what it feels like to fall in love for the first time. Candace's foray into love has its ups and downs, but nothing's going to prepare her for when she actually lands herself a boyfriend!

Just read lmao.

Her name is Rose. I know such a pretty name, right? Wrong. Rose is the color of love, the color of passion. Too bad her name doesn't really help me in the love department. She couldn't have gotten a worse name. The reason is she was dumb enough to fall in love with her best friend Mike. The same best friend who also have a girlfriend, Joechla who he so in love with completely blind to her bitchy nature. And believe me she was such a bitch. But one day, Mike and Joechla break up. A perfect time to tell him my feeling. But do she even want to? Or would it just be easier to just be friends? Seriously out of all people she had to fall in love with her best friend? God does one-sided love suck.

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