After 10 years, Alyssa thinks she and Troy have both moved on with their lives, but sometimes fate has other things in mind. Although that probably didn't include pretending to be his fiancee to impress his bosses so that he could score the promotion he wanted. Her head knows its all fake but her heart doesn't seem to be getting the memo.

CHAPTER 15 UP! Tamy had moved on. She had gotten over the break-up with Nik and survived her friends turning against her. But when Nik returns, forcing a reunion between six ex-friends who could've been strangers, she is plunged back into the tangled web of dysfunctional friendships and unresolved passions. Turns out, four years changes everything but the people who matter most.

The only thing standing between Cassidy Phillips and the President's seat at Crestview High was one stupid, obnoxious boy. Philip O'Brien may have stolen her first kiss, but she wasn't going to let him steal this too.

"If I'm going to have an emotional breakdown, I'm going to do it the fun way." Meet Susie Darling: She throws expensive china at her back fence (and occasionally neighbor) to deal with her problems. I dare you to tell her she's doing it wrong."

After losing her boyfriend, bestfriend and a great pair of Jimmy Choos in one disasterous NYE, Hannah decides to do all the resolutions she has ever failed in one year...all eight of them. But sinful friends and a kinda cute boss never makes things easy.

Destiny is a funny thing. Some people are born to mediocrity. Some people are destined for greatness before they can take their first breaths. Gwen has spent the majority of her life running from the twisted hands of fate, cursed to a life devoid of normality by her family's name. She should of ran faster. Destiny is a bitch.

He stared down at me, eyes dark and unrelenting. "Do you want Malcolm?" Stupid question. But I nodded anyway. "Then kiss me." Talk about getting caught between a rock and a hard place. *SKoW Winner*

He'd always been there. A reminder that she'd become a cliché. The brother's best friend. The one with whom she'd always done the "I-want-you-but-I-can't-have-you" dance. They came close, but it was always 'almost' with them; they only ever stepped sideways. Until they couldn't anymore.- "There's nothing you could teach me." He smiled at her words."Because I haven't tried."

Guys aren't even supposed to have Diaries. It's against everything that makes them manly. So imagine Mera's shock when she finds the bad-boy of the school's diary. Of course she'll want something in return. "Be my friend." I ordered.

To-do lists equaled love. He had an obsession with her groceries and a hero complex she secretly appreciated. His girlfriend wasn’t much of an obstacle; he only liked to be distracted. After all, she couldn’t know he secretly wanted her, too.