Novels by Sanecreator

The first four weeks of my college freshman year has been nothing but one word so far--hectic. The daily curriculums are so long and have you running around like a headless chicken that you'd swear it's out to get you. The lecturers barely give us a gap to breathe. We constantly have to be running machines, even if you haven't had an oil change, if you get what I mean.I haven't seen Dean for at least four days due to our different courses and timetables. The day to day studying and assignments haven't been of much help either. It is a lot.With the bit of free time I have today, I'm hoping to see him because I miss my boyfriend. I close all my textbooks and grab my phone to text Dean after making sure it's at least on vibrate considering that I am in the library. Me: Hey babe. Let's meet at the cafe for lunch, yeah?Dean: Sure. Give me about 20 mins.I smile ata his quick response and excitedly rush for the door. As I open it, Madison is leaning against the wall across. She slyly s

Three months later"Hailee, make sure that you don't leave anything behind. You don't know when you'll be back home again." My mom says for the fifth time today out of the other hundred times this week. I roll my eyes and nod. It is finally D day! I'm off to Chicago for college and Dean will be here soon.A car hoot sounds outside. Mom claps her hands together. "That must be Dean." I follow mom to the door with my luggage. We step outside where Dean is opening his trunk, preparing to fill it with my stuff. We both smile at the sight of each other before he walks towards me and squeezes me in his arms."I've missed you." I snuggle my nose into his chest. "Me too." Dean and I let it each other go so he can greet my parents. My mom decides it the perfect time to take photos considering they won't be coming along. I bite on the inside of my cheek. "Where's Halsey?" "She's probably still inside, sulking. I don't understand what's wrong with her. She won't see you for some time." Mom answ

I haven't been able to sleep well, my last conversation with Dean constantly replaying itself in my head along with my apparently crumbling relationship with Lisa. I can't seem to pinpoint where exactly it all went wrong. I pull my covers to my neck, curling my body closer to my chest. The doorbell starts to go off. I ignore it, assuming someone else will get it. It continues to sound. I groan and get out of bed to attend to it. "I'm coming!" I yell as I run down the stairs. I pull the door open to an unexpected face and immediately close it but he pushes his foot in the gap, preventing the door from completely shutting. I roll my eyes and take a seat on the couch. Dean follows me inside. "Hailee, I'm sorry about the things I said yesterday. I just got into my head a little too much." I cross my arms. "If that is your attempt at an apology, it's not accepted. It's not enough, just like my hope in us." Dean exhales and sits down next to me. "Hailee, I'm here because I don't want

Two days have passed by of exhausting classes. My parents are constantly on my neck about college applications after that. Graduation's near and I'm trying to ensure I excel in all of my classes.Dean is back at school for a few more days, just until his parents arrive. It's the end of the day and we're both sitting on the back of his car sharing french fries. "So, you're not going to graduate here?" I ask him."I want to. I have to. It's near year-end, no one's going to take me now." He says.I swallow what's in my mouth. "Actually, you'd be surprised." Dean shakes his head."No, I'll convince my parents to stay." He sighs. "But knowing my dad, who's likely not changed, he'll utilise his connections for me to graduate in Chicago."I bite on the inside of my lip. "Yeah." Dean's phone pings. He takes it out of his pocket and momentarily stares at the screen before putting it back. "Let's go to my place, yeah?" He jumps down from the car and opens his arms to help me down. I place my

It's Sunday morning and I wake up next to a softly snoring Hailee. I contently sigh before lifting her head slowly as to remove my arm from under her. After successfully doing so, I stand up, but my arm is grabbed. "Don't go yet. Please, just another hour." She pleas half asleep. I slide back under the covers and she envelops herself in my arms. I kiss her forehead. She looks up at me and smiles with her eyes closed. She then rubs her hand against my bare chest. "You have such smooth skin." I smile. "So do you." I say as I glide my hand down her side. Hailee's eyes slowly open. I look into her chocolate brown eyes. I lean into her and kiss her. She cups my cheek. I lift her leg and place it onto my hip. "I think we should brush our teeth first." I whisper into her mouth. She swats my shoulder with the back of her hand. "Are you trying to say I have bad breath?" I chuckle and nuzzle my head into her neck. "Although, that would be a good idea." We both giggle. I sit up. "Come on. Y

Having spent the night at Dean's, I text my mom first thing in the morning and let her know I'll be home by noon. Dean shifts next to me in his bed. I lie on my arms and watch him as he sleeps. I think back on what he said last night. "Good morning to you too." He croakily lets out before opening his eyes and smiling at me. "Good morning." I say. He winces a bit as he chuckles. "You hungry?" I nod. He gets up, putting a shirt and shorts on. "Well, I haven't done any groceries so I hope your up for some takeaway food for breakfast." I laugh. "I don't mind."I get up too and get into yesterday's clothes. We head downstairs together and wait for our food to arrive. "Thank you, for staying the night." He says. I smile, brushing the hair on the back of his neck. "I always love spending time with you, Dean. You don't have to thank me." A knock sounds at the door. Dean collects our food before we both dig in. "Halsey came by yesterday." Dean says, halfway through chewing. I look at him