Nonstereotypical Stories

I'm tired of Stereotype Y/N, always Female, 10 Inch Blond hair, Crystal Blue Orbs, Ect. Soo This is a story of a Male NB Y/N, With his Stupid stereotype Sister, S/N.

Melissa is a good girl who has always gotten the short end of the stick when finally she decides she's not going to take it anymore. Niall is a guy forced into a life full of gangs, drugs and guns and he desperately wants his old life back. What happens when this wannabe bad girl meets a wannabe good boy with a dangerous past? Will they end up together? Will she reject him and move on to someone more suited to her newly found lifestyle? Or will his past catch up to him and end a good thing before its even had a chance to start? A Dangerous Addiction is not a cliché romance story. It's filled with addiction, drugs and much, much more. If you want to know how it all works out read on my fellow people.

We all know the stereotypical blonde haired, pretty, popular girls and the brown haired, nerdy, targets for bullies girls. Or even the squirrels.

Raven. She was a beauty and everyone knew it. Everyone also knew she was untouchable. She had any tattoo you could imagine. She even had secret ones. If you had the balls to ask she'd flash you the one on her boobs. No one had ever asked. No one could. No one ever would. Until he showed up. His name was Caleb Graham but everyone called him Phoenix. But Phoenix is about to run into Raven. And he's about to find out why we call her the Tattoo Timebomb.

"A man doesn't have time. When he loses he seeks, when he finds he forgets, when he forgets he loves, when he loves he begins to forget." No true friendship begins with a 'Hi, how are you?', but yet. . . Can be even more simpler than that. A real and strong force that brings you to them is maybe 'Oh hey, you drop this?' or 'Do you need help?'. A questions flushes for an answer, and not one forced. One out of coincidence and fate. One that is meant to be. I'm not sure how I want this to turn out. I guess it'll be whatever comes to mind? I hope you have fun with this mess of a 'story'.