Derek Johnson was my brother's best friend and he was always around. It didn't help that he lived right across the street either. "So I guess I should offer to give you a ride home." He said. I scoffed. "I'd rather die."

Chelsea Beaumont, the most popular girl in school, never thought she'd fall for a quiet emo boy she used to make fun of. But it happened. Although, neither of them are what the other expected and nothing about their relationship is simple, especially with his gorgeous ex-girlfriend/current best friend around and a whole load of deeper issues going on. REPOSTING CHAPTER BY CHAPTER.

The last thing that she needed was to move back home after spending ten years away. The very last thing she needed was to end up stranded outside of town, with a broken car, at two in the morning. So what does she do? Knocks on the closest house for help. Cue Hunter Stone, and cue the hottest winter of her life.

Oh, wow," said the boy in the seat next to me. "I can't believe you HAVE that picture." He pointed to a pic of a blond boy I had clipped out of a Cosmo Girl magazine and stuck to my binder because I thought he was cute. Sure as hell, it was the same boy.

Five boys, one dorm house. They needed a sixth to make rent, she needed a place to stay. Only, they thought Jonnie was a guy. Now she has to learn to live with their gross habits, and they have to live with tampons underneath the bathroom sink. JONNIE IS BEING RE-RELEASED CHAPTER BY CHAPTER TO PROMOTE NEW JONNIE WEBSERIES! Youtube teaser trailer up now!

Two friends who are rooming together, where one of the two starts acting a little strange at night. BL.

A moment of weakness and night full of reassurances of feeling love and protected. She woke up with a nightmare and try to find a source of comfort by breaking into her boyfriend's house.

Mira Violeta wished for a summer filled with fun and friends, but is stuck working at her father's art shop. When a shy boy walks in, Mira wonders whether or not, this summer won't be so bad. First story, constructive criticism is appreciated.