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The Guy By Kirstie Melvin. We've all got him. That one guy that no matter what you do, you just can't seem to get over him. You can be fine, go months, years even not seeing him then an old friend'll bring him up. Or worse, you actually bump into him somewhere and are reminded exactly how amazing he really is. Now this guy can be anyone from an old flame to that guy at the back of your English class that you just never had the guts to talk to. He can be the highschool quaterback or the captin...

It all started one monday afternoon while I was waiting to pick my little brother up from school. There I was innocently minding my own business when some blonde baffoon bumped me, causing his coffee to spill all over my nice new WHITE top (that I had borrowed from my best friend without her knowledge). I was in trouble. And things were about to get a whole lot worse. Chapter one. There's nothing more dangerous than a boy with charm. "What the hell?! Will you look where you're going moron?!" ...

New York, New York. By Kirstie Melvin. "Ten bucks says you can't do it." I cocked an eyebrow. "Strike that. Fifty, fifty bucks." She nodded for effect. "Harleigh, do you even have fifty bucks?" "I will soon." She just grinned. We were at the train station and I was meant to be catching the 10:20 back to Arkansas. My best friend had other ideas. You see, Harleigh happened to have an older cousin. A very, very attractive older cousin who I happened to also be pretty good friends with. "Whatever...

I remember it like it was yesterday. The knock on the door. The police man's kind voice. My mother's muffled crys as my father held her tight. Though, I don't really suppose that's something you forget in a hurry is it? I was the youngest of five, and the only boy. Had just turned ten wen it happened. The house was never the same afterwards. Dad buried himself in is work and Mom, well she just liked to pretend it never happened. Not denial exactly, Let's call it blind hope. I grew up in the t...

Have you ever seen the movie 'When Harry met Sally'? If you haven't I'll give you a brief outline. The basic concept of the film revolves around the question 'Can men and women just be friends?' The main argument against this is men and woman cannot be friends because sex always gets in the way. Sex complicates everything. Even when you're not having it, it complicates things because, apparently, men and woman can never just be friends without one of them, eventually, being attracted to the o...