Allisson Harley felt like she snapped right of a thriller novel. The sixteen year old beauty was far from perfect. She was a victim of domestic violence that made her an orphan and left her with horrible scars. Sixteen year old Hunter Vaughn was a golden boy whose life was once perfect.Handsome, rich and with a genius IQ, he felt that there were was nothing he couldn't do. But a tragedy took away his perfect life... along with the gift of sight. When they met, they were both running away from their nightmares. Though Hunter was blind, he looked past Alice's scars and saw how beautiful she is. She was his angel. He was hers. Hunter went away with a promise that once he returns, he will be capable of protecting her. But once he got his sight back, is he still willing to keep the promises he made her? Will he still look past the damage that her nightmares had caused her? Or will he go back to his perfect life and leave her in the hands of a new angel who took his place when he left?

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Rachel is a beautiful girl. She's smart,from one of the private schools of Brooklyn. Even though she looks like those rich girls you see walking around the city in squads having nothing to do with the streets, but she's nothing like that. Even though she pretends to know nothing but she's known to everything. From those mobsters hiding in downtown to the Mayor because she's always been a trouble maker and a fake personality. Who she doesn't know is Daniel Blake, the guy from her school who has suddenly started hanging out with her group. The guy who looks downright innocent but evil. The type of guy who sits on the last seat in the class with his boy gang .The guy girls usually stares in the lunch time or near the parking lot. But Rachel is too busy getting her life in control. Rachel fits in the imaginary scenario of being another normal high school girl but she has secrets. Dark ones, self destructive secrets that no one knows. Daniel on the other hand knows she's not what she shows and he is stubborn on knowing her dark sides only not knowing that he has already fallen for her. Naive and stupid, way apart from each other and living in their old world, How did they even find each other? Will Rachel accept him? Can Daniel accept her secrets? Would they fit in each other's lives? We always read and listen to those stories where the bad boy and the good girl falls in love with each other and end up together but this is nothing like that. This story has nothing to do with that thing. It is a story where two people who are unknown to their own feelings fall in trouble together and the trouble is Love.

Kaye Dunham is a low-key girl from a small town. Attended for a degree in Contemporary Dance at Juilliard and now works as a dance teacher at the local school on the Upper East Side in Manhattan and lives with her cousin Toni and her sister Astrid in Brooklyn. But secretly (to no one except her sister and cousin), Kaye is a freestyle dancer and moves to the beat of her own drum. After a handsome Casanova leaves Kaye hanging at her employer's charity ball, she is left with what she's had most of her life: self-doubt, internal chaos, and heartache. Soon after, she is hired outside the Seraphim Dance Academy as a private dance tutor for well known billionaire, Sebastian Bridges. Stubborn, hard-headed, pushy , and flirtatious, he proves to be a difficult student for Kaye. Yet, she can't help but be mesmerized and taken by his serious, yet charismatic nature. But when Kaye's troubled and haunting past comes back to bother her, will she bow out or dance her way to happiness?

A round table. 5 poets. 1 teacher. May the muses be ever in your favour. Samay hates any kind of disruption in his life. He hates being curious about things because then he loses all common sense and has to sate his curiosity. But he can't stop himself from being curious about Romi, the girl who conducts the weekly poetry sessions which Samay (forcibly) participates in. She's intelligent, yes. She knows how poetry works, sure. But she is so guarded, and that, Samay can't tolerate. Kiara is painfully shy. Bullied often as a kid, she grows up keeping her thoughts and ideas to herself, and occasionally pouring them in a sketch book or a notebook. Creativity takes over and she realises she writes poetry quite well. However, when her cousin Sarah, invites her to join a poetry group that meets weekly, Kiara must decide whether she really wants to put herself out there, in the open. Rishi is easy going and uncomplicated. He enjoys a good poem thanks to his best friend, Kabir. Kabir harbours a massive crush on Sarah so when she invites him to weekly poetry gatherings, Kabir decides to drag Rishi in. Rishi meets Kiara, the shy girl. He has made it a rule to avoid all kinds of dramas and complications, yet he feels compelled to solve the complex puzzle that is Kiara. What unites all these very different, very colourful people? Poetry, of course. The magic of words and verses draws in Kabir (a lawyer and volunteer with a heart of gold), Sarah (the girl with spunk), Samay (Mr. Grouch), Rishi, Kiara, and of course, the person who leads them to the wonderful world of poetry - Romi. Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/poeticsensibility #Wattys2015

"Did you know Drama lowers I.Q? Intelligent people keep smaller social circles." I tell him, throwing another grape in the air and catching it in my mouth. "If that's true, then you and I should be geniuses." ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Carrie Edwards is an enigma. Mysterious, beautiful, good taste in fashion and undeniably shy. She's the ultimate introvert, but she cannot be classified as a good girl. Then again, she's not exactly a rebel. Her favorite color is purple and in 8th grade, she threw up on the blind kid in the middle of a presentation on Dolphins. That's about all anybody knows about her. Hidden beneath a blanket of PTSD and social anxiety is the quirky, insensible, headstrong and sarcastic girl who lives life with an internal monologue of comebacks she doesn't actually say. Alec Kendrick, smoldering hot, very typical stereotyped bad boy. No, he's not rich with absent parents, nor is he poor and struggling to provide for his family. He has two brothers and a baby sister, who he gets a smite bit overprotective over. Alec likes his motorbikes, leather jackets and the occasional back talk to the teachers, plus picking a couple of fights and some drinking. Admittedly, so he's not a total angel either. These two very different people would probably have not even crossed paths if it wasn't for a mixed up folder, a weekend lost in the woods, a stolen copy of an embarrassing tape, crazy siblings, dancing best friends and of course, some sparks. Who knows what happens next?! ~-~ Mancheston Series, Book Two. CAN BE READ SEPARATELY Not edited, working on it. Some spelling and grammar errors. P.S I DO NOT own the cover picture. I just think it's pretty so props to whoever took it :) Cover Made by @SprinkleJellyDonuts

Walter could not guess that the Girl he found in a dirty basment in downtown New York would give his life a new meaning. A story full of romance, heartbreaking situations and a lot of Action which leades two different people onto one path.