My brother's best friend didn't always annoy me, but lately he's been getting on my last nerve. Why can't he treat me the way all the other guys do? I never asked for his attention, but he says that he's been waiting for me to grow up.

Hunter Donovan. He's a friend of my brother, a year older than me, and an arrogant, disgusting, perverted jerk. He constantly has girls falling head over heels for him, but he rejects them all. He's the perfect bad boy. And who am I? The only girl to ever drive him crazy.

I buried my face in my hands and groaned loudly. Riley chuckled. "Only you would be freaking out because two, possibly three, sweet, sexy lacrosse players are fighting over you," she teased. I glared at her and put my head down on the table. All I wanted was a normal high school life, but all of a sudden, guys – popular guys – were noticing me. *Cast link posted!*

Victoria, the only girl admitted to an all boys academy, was determined to make the soccer team, and prove everyone against her wrong. Even if that included the student body president and her dad. But it would prove harder than she thought, and certain new people would be the reason why. (original title: turning the tables)

They plague everyone, don't they? (One-shot, please R&R)

When a young male leaves his house, he walks to the many places of memories. The places where he fell in love with his best friend, had a date with his girlfriend, got into a fight with his fiance, and the place where his lover rested for the rest of eternity.

A single mother, exiled from her stately family, is working to provide for her young daughter. A reunion on her way home from work one night allows her life to take a turn for the better.

oneshot The school's most unlikely couple. And why they were torn apart. I'm sorry for the epic fail of this story.

She was just a girl falling in love with the boy who came up to her, out of nowhere, to tie her shoelaces. Oneshot.

it's a cinderella story, really- and very beautiful (not trying to be vain or anything...). it has been previously published, however, it's a folk story, and i feel i have a right to retell it. That's what this is, a retelling.