"Why?" Tyler repeated, shoving his hands deep in his pockets and pointing his toes together, two surefire signs that Kestrel recognized as nerves, "Because I kind of love you, Kes. I've always kinda liked you. You were the first girl I ever became friends with because I thought you were pretty and I liked that you weren't afraid to catch garden snakes with me."

“Wait, so let me get this straight,” Shane Henesy shook his head, trying to understand his lifelong neighbor’s words. “You want to be friends with benefits with me?” he asked, furrowing his brow at her incredulously. “Yeah,” Ramona Wellington shrugged.

“Well, we saw a cute movie. And in line, we ran into Alayna and apparently Zach is really into redheads,” Brooke shrugged and looked up at Scott sheepishly, “So I came home after the movie and Alayna and Zach are eating dinner right now.” “What a dumbass.

As part an exclusive final club at Harvard, Tyler Nedermeyer sometimes gets a swollen head. Luckily Amelia Ponting is always around to take him down a few notches. But what happens when she decides she's outgrown the habit of crashing their parties?

Winifred and Darren have been neighbors their whole lives. He's the resident bad boy while she tends to fly under the radar. What can Breakfast Club and a few question reveal between the two?

“If you keep that up, chinita, I’m not going to be able to keep los cojones in los pantalones.” he murmured into her ear. Smirking, she pressed her lips against his again and her hands continued their journey down his chest

Too many times has James comforted Becca, hoping she'll see that he's her guy. Too many times has she pushed him away. Well, he's tired of waiting.

Eva's at some hot night club with her friends, but all she wants is to be at home with a cup of tea and a good book. So when the cute bartender goes out on break and brings back a cup of Earl Grey, she can't help but be smitten.

Aislynn runs to Sash's Subs for a midnight snack, only to see snarky Ben from her Chemistry class. Somehow, he ends up tutoring her in chem, and vice versa for government.

They say love is strong, but can this relationship last through disapproving grandparents, a bitter fight...and a bookstore? FOR BREAKING UP, MAKING UP.

There's evidently a new boy at school, but the ever-oblivious Leila doesn't even notice that it's the kid who sits next to her in Spanish. As a friend requests help in snagging this demi-god, Leila finds herself getting attached in more ways than one.

From a distance, Elise spots a boy signing to his friend as he speaks. Intrigued, she greets him in ASL, but never expects it to be the start of something much deeper than friendship. oneshot