Dontknowwhatelsetosay Stories

(READ: This book could be Good as a stand alone but their story starts in the first book. You can find it in my books.) *Book 2 in the I Think I'm In Love With My best Friend Series* Jacob and Dianna have been dating for a little less than a year now. They've finished high school and are looking forward to college. What will happen when girls start taking an interest in Jacob? And what will happen when Jessica goes to college with them? Will it tear them apart? Or will their love be strong enough to keep them together? Find out in You Promised Me Forever

⚠!Please Read!⚠ This is a replacement of "Journey to the East" and yeah, pretty much the same stuff, the difference is that Jasmine might enter the Lion Guard differently, and she's going through episode-to-episode. So if you don't want to read, and you like the original, then you don't have to read this book. I also changed her name from 'Misty' because it was sounding too old school. If you haven't notice, I discontinued Journey to the East for certain reasons. I also used Gacha Club as a front cover becuase- I just wanted to-

Isabella Gallo didn't claw her way into Blackwell's law program - she bled for it. First in her Italian immigrant family to make it this far, she's sharp, ruthless, and allergic to handouts. No safety nets, no shortcuts - just raw ambition and a battered copy of Black's Law Dictionary. Enter Vincent Sinclair: rich, brilliant, and lazy as sin. Son of a hedge fund kingpin, Vincent coasts through life with a silver spoon and a smirk that makes Isabella's blood boil. He sleeps through lectures, flirts with professors, and still manages to ace exams. She hates him on principle. But then Vincent pulls a stunt - some ill-fated mix of champagne and stupidity - and Isabella's apartment ends up soaked, broken, and unlivable. The solution? Vincent has a spare room. Isabella would rather freeze to death in the snow, but campus housing isn't exactly handing out mercy this late in the semester. And Vincent, for reasons as maddening as his smirk, offers her a lifeline. Begrudgingly, she takes it. Pride is a dangerous thing - and when the fragile tension between them starts heating into something real, Isabella will have to decide if risking herself for Vincent Sinclair is worth the fall.