Senioryear Stories

At Westbrook High, popularity isn't just a status-it's a legacy. Byron Montgomery, Brielle Davenport, Dylan Carter, Olivia Jones, and Teresa Monroe are the students everyone knows. They're the leaders, the trendsetters, and the faces of the school. To everyone else, they're untouchable-the Royals. But behind perfect grades, championship games, student council meetings, and carefully curated smiles, secrets are waiting to be exposed. As senior year begins, old friendships are tested, new faces arrive, and one secret summer hookup threatens to change everything. With an election campaign looming, relationships on the line, and reputations at stake, the Royals quickly discover that staying on top is a lot harder than getting there. Because at Westbrook High, everyone wants a crown. But not everyone can keep it.

The story follows Iris Taylor and Joshua Parker, two seniors at Hanryeok Prep School (Chicago branch). The two were inseparable growing up, but life hit them and they drifted apart. Iris is now the aloof girl who was once the school's queen bee, while Joshua is the school's local class clown and soccer star. They graduate in ten months. Ten months where they can win or lose everything. Iris - bday: June 17th - younger brother- Leo (9 years old) - listens to alot of alternative - quiet, introverted - reads a lot - black hair, blue eyes, freckles over nose - fav. colour - blue Joshua - bday: February 9th - younger brother- Milo (also 9, and Leo and Milo are bsfs) - obsessed with kpop - funny, extroverted - usually playing soccer or doing something dumb with friends - brown hair, green eyes, dimples - fav. colour - red

Harper and Roman set out on an epic Road Trip during the Summer before senior year to explore all that the world of College has to offer to them. The only catch? Harper is set to attend her Parents Allumni school, while Roman is simply looking for a life style change post High School. With these two clashing perspectives and memories from their Junior Prom threatening their friendship, will they ever see their 1st day of Senior Year?

In the small town of Blissfield, a dropped stack of books in a high school classroom sparks a love story no one sees coming. Season One follows Zeke Manchester and Yairah Gomez-Mejilla from their first awkward meeting as teenagers to the moment they begin building a life side by side. Through exams, family expectations, calling, and sacrifice, their bond grows from young affection into something tested and chosen. As graduation approaches, futures take shape - the firehouse opens its doors, new recruits arrive, and unfamiliar faces step into town. Some friendships form easily. Others begin with friction. All of them will matter. From first glances to forever promises, from classrooms to call sirens, this is the season of beginnings - where love takes root, paths are chosen, and four lives quietly move toward the center of a much larger story. This is where it all begins.

Olivia's plan for the summer was simple: enjoy an empty house, hang out with her friends, and spend time with her perfectly acceptable boyfriend. Then Theo moves in. Her dad's best friend's son is newly single, temporarily homeless, and-unfortunately-still just as annoying as Olivia remembers. After catching his girlfriend cheating with his best friend, romance is the last thing Theo wants. Which is fine. Olivia already has a boyfriend. So there should be absolutely no problem with them living under the same roof. Except for the bickering. And the late-night conversations. And the flirting that is *definitely* not flirting. And the increasingly inconvenient realization that Olivia's boyfriend has never made her feel anything close to what Theo does. There's just one tiny problem. Her dad trusts Theo with his house. His daughter? Absolutely not.

Nolan Drake has spent three years successfully avoiding Adrian Lennox. Adrian is blunt, impossible to read, annoyingly good at everything he does, and-most importantly-not Nolan's problem. Until one seating chart puts them side by side. Forced to work together for their senior AP Literature project, what starts as exchanged insults and reluctant study sessions slowly becomes something neither of them expected. Somewhere between late-night texts, football games, track meets, complicated families, and the terrifying reality of life after graduation, hating Adrian starts requiring a little more effort than Nolan would like to admit. Senior year was supposed to be simple. Adrian Lennox was never supposed to matter. Funny how that worked out.

"There you go again. Letting your head get the better of you." Becca's eyes shot to his. "You can't hold back like that, not if you want it to feel real." Her cheeks felt like they were on fire. Yes, she'd stopped. She knew. But he spoke like it was so simple, like she was just some amateur afraid of the stage. He had no clue what this felt like, that it wasn't the scene that made her chest tight. It was looking at him. She put a full foot of distance between them. "I know how to act, Boris!" He stood there, unmoved. "Then show me." Her nails dug into her palms. No. She wasn't going to let him break her. She pulled her shoulders back, took a breath, and planted her feet. "Fine," she bit out. "This time...I'll finish it." ⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒ When Becca Morgan walked through the doors of her old high school, she never expected to get pulled back into the world of theater. She also didn't expect Boris an intense and incredibly talented 18-year-old senior who gets under her skin. A single rehearsal is all it takes for things to get complicated, blurring the lines between the roles they're playing and the people they're becoming. 🎭 𝕀𝕤 𝕚𝕥 𝕙𝕚𝕞 𝕀'𝕞 𝕕𝕣𝕒𝕨𝕟 𝕥𝕠...𝕠𝕣 𝕥𝕙𝕖 𝕘𝕚𝕣𝕝 𝕀 𝕦𝕤𝕖𝕕 𝕥𝕠 𝕓𝕖, 𝕞𝕚𝕣𝕣𝕠𝕣𝕖𝕕 𝕚𝕟 𝕙𝕚𝕞? It goes much deeper than just desire. At its heart, the story is about the ache of getting older, wondering where the time went. It's about the messy, complicated search to find yourself again. ⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒⭒

Jessie parker followed in his fathers foot steps and took over the well known gang that his father Hunter parker runs with his wife. Now Jessie is the leader of the gang he finds him self in some trouble and can't get Hunter and Ember to help him because they moved back to England. Jessie is known as the badboy at California High just like his father, will he follow his footsteps and also find the perfect badgirl? Or does he find someone else who can help solve his problems with out getting his parents to help him out of it?. THIS IS THE THIRD BOOK TO THE ENGLISH BADGIRL AND THE AMERICAN BADGIRL. MUST READ THE OTHER TWO BOOKS BEFORE THIS ONE THEN YOU WILL UNDERSTAND WHO THE CHARACTERS ARE!.

**Second Book of the Connected Series so please read the first book** I'm trying to stop. I really am. It's just so hard to forget about him when everyone around you reminds you of him. They think I'm behind it. I was a target at my school. All because they think I'm behind his passing. After Christmas break, a rumor spreads all around school. Billie- Lynn becomes the sole target of her highschool. She becomes strongly disliked by all her classmates and even some of her teachers throughout her junior and senior year. The following year, the source of the rumor comes back into her life with all its luggage. An organization is after him but since they can't track him down, they kidnap Billie. Maybe she never should've been connected to him to begin with.

Emma Parker didn't ask to move to Charleston. She didn't ask to leave behind her friends, her school, or the life she'd spent seventeen years building. But when her mom announces they're moving halfway across the country, Emma doesn't get a choice. So she makes herself a promise: She won't get attached. Not to Charleston. Not to the people. And definitely not to the boy everyone calls JJ. Jackson Callahan is the kind of boy Emma should stay away from. He's charming, confident, ridiculously easy to like, and somehow knows everyone at Charleston High. Emma can't figure out why everyone seems to love him. JJ can't figure out why the new girl seems to hate him. What starts as an awkward first meeting slowly turns into friendship. Late-night drives become long conversations. Beach bonfires become memories. And somewhere between laughing in his passenger seat and watching the sunrise together, Emma realizes she's falling for him. For the first time in a long time, Charleston starts to feel like home. But Emma has secrets of her own. She's been fighting battles no one at school knows about, and she's determined to keep them that way. Meanwhile, her mom's past in Charleston begins coming back to the surface-revealing that their move wasn't as simple as Emma was told. The closer Emma gets to JJ, the more she realizes that everyone has something they're hiding. And sometimes the person you never expected to find... becomes the person you can't imagine losing.

Jovie and her best friend Eddie Munson are starting their senior year in 1984. (It is Eddie's 2nd senior year) Jovie feels they have missed out on the "High School Experience" and longs to attend parties and have fun. Eddie disagrees but agrees to attend a singular party that changes everything. Jovie is in over her head and strikes a deal with the King Steve so that she and her best friend can experience popularity. She doesn't believe popularity changes people or friendships, especially not hers and Eddie's; how could a few parties cause a rift in their friendship?

One day is all it takes for Cassie Harper's world to be flipped around. She finds herself in a very unique and quite odd situation after a night of disaster. Across the hall from none other than Warren Preston, the boy she wanted more than anything to forget about and move on from. Their goal: survive senior year across the hall from each other. Yeah. Things don't really work out according to plan.

. ‧ ︵‿₊୨୧₊‿︵ ‧ ˚ ₊ ꒰ 'New School with "Old School" Rules' ♡ ꒱ ︶⊹︶︶୨୧︶︶⊹︶ ⋆.ೃ࿔*:･When trust-fund brat Mariana Taub-Bowen's dad loses the family fortune in a disastrous investment, she's forced to leave her perfect private-school life behind for the small beach town of New Royal, California. New Royal Senior High is nothing like private school: it's a vintage styled histrionic breeding ground for eccentric personalities, petty rivalries, and a surprisingly talented band scene. Desperate for a leadership position, Mariana discovers quiet, reserved August Oliveira's knack for singing and decides to turn him into New Royal's next hot rockstar, with the help of his sarcastic ghostwriter, Orion Backlund. But as August becomes the star she always knew he could be and Orion becomes much harder to ignore, Mariana finds herself caught between the boy she put in the spotlight and the boy writing the songs behind it.

A cold, broken girl, Vivienne Everhart, doesn't believe in love due to her past heartbreaks. She thinks all love ends in a bad way. Whether it's cheating, one passes away, etc. She transfers to a new school that is for people with higher intelligence, and promises to herself she will focus on her grades and grades only... Until Kaiden Brooks, the cocky, chalant guy comes along.

College. Love. Chaos. And a tiny miracle that changed everything. Harper never expected her senior year to be this complicated-especially with a baby on the way. Jaxon, the campus bad boy, is still as reckless as ever... but now he's also a protective, devoted dad-to-be. Between classes, late-night study sessions, and hospital visits, Harper and Jaxon navigate love, friendship, and the wildest senior year ever. From heart-stopping parties to sleepless nights, first kicks, and ultrasounds, their world is about to get a whole lot louder-and a whole lot sweeter.

🐉ONC'24 LONGLIST🐉 It's the last year of senior high or known as senior year, many of your friends already make their own plans for this event, including you as one of the most famous boy in school. You've become the football star in school and easily get many attention from many girls. This year, you've decide to go on a trip to Bali, Mount Bromo and Malioboro Street which the most romantic yet amazing place to stay before you say goodbye to your friends in senior high. Little did you know, your crush is slowly getting to know you as the most iconic figure in Tuscho High. Will this senior year bring you joy and love or ended up with failing in love relationship after what happen before?

Hatred For Leo Day (And How It Came To Be) is a fictional journal of Leo Day, alumni at Logan High School. This journal recounts his senior year, in which he fell down the social hierarchy due to bad decisions and bad timing.

When Ivy Miller transfers to Edgewood High for her senior year, she's determined to leave her past behind and focus on building a new future. The last thing she expects is to cross paths with Malachi Mustafa, the school's star basketball player who seems to have everything figured out. But beneath the pressure of living up to his father's legacy and the expectations of everyone around him, Malachi is struggling to figure out who he is beyond the game. As an unlikely friendship forms between them, both are forced to confront the fears, grief, and insecurities they've spent years hiding. Set in the suburbs of Atlanta, this contemporary coming-of-age novel explores identity, family, first love, and the courage to choose your own path.

Best friends, Shauna and Veronica try and make the most of their senior year before going off to college, and leaving their average town far behind them. But when hidden feelings and secrets come out the closet. They find out things won't be as easy as they thought.

Some people enter your life to build you up. Others enter to tear you down. Love can be seen as strength, but also one's greatest weakness. When the smoke finally clears, will Cassie rise or experience her downfall?