Okay, so this is a new story I'm going to be putting on here soon.
I got the idea from the song "House Party" by 3OH!3, so if you like that song, read this :)
It will be written in differen't people's POVs, and the chapters will not be typical "ch. 1, ch.2, etc." they will be written as the hour, "6pm, 7pm, etc." until the party is over.
READ BELOW PLEASE !!! :)
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When seventeen year old Emma Taylor's parents go out of town for a weekend, her best friend Kaytlin ("Kay" for short) convinces her to have a "small" party. What Emma doesn't know, is that Kaytlin is trying to get her to let loose and have a night of fun! Emma is terrified when she finds out how many people are really coming--and worse of all--they brought B.EER! When Emma's life-long crush, Tyler Rench starts talking to her, she starts to get the feeling that this party wasn't the worst idea Kaytlin has ever had...
Kaytlin Carter has known Emma her whole life, which means she's always known Emma to have a stick up her a.ss. She is never any fun and doesn't live her life to it's fullest, as Kaytlin does. So when Emma's parents go out of town for the weekend on a ski trip, Kaytlin takes the opportunity to show Emma what a REAL good time is. What she doesn't know, is that her ex, Justin Grossman, will be at this party and they will be forced to deal with their lifetime of feelings for each other...
Tyler Rench has always been just another popular dumb jock. What people don’t realize, is that he is actually way deeper than that. He hides his home life from his friends because he doesn’t want people to think he’s a gaywad like his parents. When he takes a chance with the girl Emma Taylor, the girl who he used to have a huge crush on, he realizes the feelings he’d had for her when they were little never really went away. He likes it, but he’s not sure what everyone else will think if they ever did start dating. Is Emma worth him being made fun of by the guys on the football team for dating the spoiled b.itch everyone thinks she is He has to make a decision between his beloved popularity and the girl he loves...
Justin Grossman never got over Kaytlin Carter. They dated when he was seventeen, but he never got over that day she finally cracked. He always resented the fact that he didn’t go after her when she left his old apartment. So when he moves back in town and hears Kaytlin will be at a party, he jumps at the chance to get to talk to her and make things right. He expects her to just jump into his arms and everything will be okay, but when he realizes a lot has gone on in the past two years he’s been gone, he isn’t sure what to do about her. He still loves her, but why doesn’t she love him? He’s said he’s sorry, but she refuses to talk to him. When they get locked in the bathroom by Kaytlin’s drunk “friends”, he wants to talk to her, but if something goes wrong, he won’t be able to escape...
Mclane Bullen is the girl that everybody knows, but nobody really KNOWS. Her best friend, Kaytlin Carter, is the only one who really knows what she’s been through and is sick of it. She is tired of always being known as the girl with blue hair that hooks up with Danny Hiatt every chance they get. The problem is--she doesn't know who else to be. When Mclane meets a new boy, Holden Perrt, she finally feels like he gets HER. But why would a good guy like him ever like a blue-haired girl like her? She decides to go for him anyway, but she can tell he's holding back a dark secret, and she is determined to find out what it is...
Holden Perrt is new in town and is determined to get away from his old identity. He hates what people knew him for at his old school. He’s just started at NYU and is determined to rid himself of anything and everything that was holding him back at his old home. When he meets Mclean, an amazing, blue-haired, beautiful girl, he knows she’s exactly what he needs. He realizes all she wants is to hook up, but he wants more. When she opens up to him, he realizes he can do the same with her, but will she hurt him where he is most vulnerable? He must learn to trust her with everything he has...
Rachel Zaine is not one to fall in love. She would much rather date for a few months, and as soon as the guy tells her he loves her, she bolts. She’s done this ever since her parents separated. She knows love will never last, so why bother? When she sees her ex-best friend, Kenton Ray, she realizes that she has feelings for him--strong feelings. She’s never felt like this about anyone and she scared. She won’t admit to the feelings, but it feels so natural when they’re together. After talking for hours, he asks her if she would ever have sex with him. She, of course, says yes. But when her current best friend, Carter Cartwright, tells Rachel not to do it because he loves her, she must make a decision between losing her best friend she couldn’t possibly live without--and who she has recently started having feelings for-- or losing her ex best friend and the only boy she’s ever felt love with...
Carter Cartwright has always been in love with Rachel, but is too afraid to tell her. He knows that he is nothing more to her than her best friend, but he’s tired of it. When he finally gets up the courage to ask her to go out with him, she tells him she’s hooking up with another guy, and not just any guy--his best friend. Can he ever forgive Kenton for what he’s done--given he doesn’t know Carter is in love with Rachel, but still, he should know. When Rachel turns him down for good, he feels as if his heart has been ripped out and destroyed. He’s lost both of his best friends for good and isn’t sure what to do next. He has to get Rachel back, but how? What he doesn’t realize is that he is too busy dreaming about a girl he’ll never get, when there’s one right in front of him...
Kenton Ray moved away from New York City when he was only ten. He left his two best friends, Rachel and Carter. Carter and him kept in touch, but Rachel never called back. He forgot about her until the night he returns for the summer to live with his father. He sees her at Carter's friend's party and wants her. With one more swig of beer, he gets the nerve to talk to her and knows she’s exactly what he’s been looking for. He needs to tell her that he’ll be leaving in approximately fifty-six days to be deployed to Afghanistan, but how will she react? He thinks that if he can just hook up with her, it’ll satisfy his longing for her, but when it doesn’t, he knows he has to tell her. How will she react? What will she think? He wishes that all of his feelings can go away and he’ll never have to deal with them, but he knows the alcohol and drugs will only be a temporary fix to his problems. He’ll have to deal with them sometime....
Twelve Hours. Nine people. One night. This is a recipe for one epic house party.
I got the idea from the song "House Party" by 3OH!3, so if you like that song, read this :)
It will be written in differen't people's POVs, and the chapters will not be typical "ch. 1, ch.2, etc." they will be written as the hour, "6pm, 7pm, etc." until the party is over.
READ BELOW PLEASE !!! :)
~~~~~~~
When seventeen year old Emma Taylor's parents go out of town for a weekend, her best friend Kaytlin ("Kay" for short) convinces her to have a "small" party. What Emma doesn't know, is that Kaytlin is trying to get her to let loose and have a night of fun! Emma is terrified when she finds out how many people are really coming--and worse of all--they brought B.EER! When Emma's life-long crush, Tyler Rench starts talking to her, she starts to get the feeling that this party wasn't the worst idea Kaytlin has ever had...
Kaytlin Carter has known Emma her whole life, which means she's always known Emma to have a stick up her a.ss. She is never any fun and doesn't live her life to it's fullest, as Kaytlin does. So when Emma's parents go out of town for the weekend on a ski trip, Kaytlin takes the opportunity to show Emma what a REAL good time is. What she doesn't know, is that her ex, Justin Grossman, will be at this party and they will be forced to deal with their lifetime of feelings for each other...
Tyler Rench has always been just another popular dumb jock. What people don’t realize, is that he is actually way deeper than that. He hides his home life from his friends because he doesn’t want people to think he’s a gaywad like his parents. When he takes a chance with the girl Emma Taylor, the girl who he used to have a huge crush on, he realizes the feelings he’d had for her when they were little never really went away. He likes it, but he’s not sure what everyone else will think if they ever did start dating. Is Emma worth him being made fun of by the guys on the football team for dating the spoiled b.itch everyone thinks she is He has to make a decision between his beloved popularity and the girl he loves...
Justin Grossman never got over Kaytlin Carter. They dated when he was seventeen, but he never got over that day she finally cracked. He always resented the fact that he didn’t go after her when she left his old apartment. So when he moves back in town and hears Kaytlin will be at a party, he jumps at the chance to get to talk to her and make things right. He expects her to just jump into his arms and everything will be okay, but when he realizes a lot has gone on in the past two years he’s been gone, he isn’t sure what to do about her. He still loves her, but why doesn’t she love him? He’s said he’s sorry, but she refuses to talk to him. When they get locked in the bathroom by Kaytlin’s drunk “friends”, he wants to talk to her, but if something goes wrong, he won’t be able to escape...
Mclane Bullen is the girl that everybody knows, but nobody really KNOWS. Her best friend, Kaytlin Carter, is the only one who really knows what she’s been through and is sick of it. She is tired of always being known as the girl with blue hair that hooks up with Danny Hiatt every chance they get. The problem is--she doesn't know who else to be. When Mclane meets a new boy, Holden Perrt, she finally feels like he gets HER. But why would a good guy like him ever like a blue-haired girl like her? She decides to go for him anyway, but she can tell he's holding back a dark secret, and she is determined to find out what it is...
Holden Perrt is new in town and is determined to get away from his old identity. He hates what people knew him for at his old school. He’s just started at NYU and is determined to rid himself of anything and everything that was holding him back at his old home. When he meets Mclean, an amazing, blue-haired, beautiful girl, he knows she’s exactly what he needs. He realizes all she wants is to hook up, but he wants more. When she opens up to him, he realizes he can do the same with her, but will she hurt him where he is most vulnerable? He must learn to trust her with everything he has...
Rachel Zaine is not one to fall in love. She would much rather date for a few months, and as soon as the guy tells her he loves her, she bolts. She’s done this ever since her parents separated. She knows love will never last, so why bother? When she sees her ex-best friend, Kenton Ray, she realizes that she has feelings for him--strong feelings. She’s never felt like this about anyone and she scared. She won’t admit to the feelings, but it feels so natural when they’re together. After talking for hours, he asks her if she would ever have sex with him. She, of course, says yes. But when her current best friend, Carter Cartwright, tells Rachel not to do it because he loves her, she must make a decision between losing her best friend she couldn’t possibly live without--and who she has recently started having feelings for-- or losing her ex best friend and the only boy she’s ever felt love with...
Carter Cartwright has always been in love with Rachel, but is too afraid to tell her. He knows that he is nothing more to her than her best friend, but he’s tired of it. When he finally gets up the courage to ask her to go out with him, she tells him she’s hooking up with another guy, and not just any guy--his best friend. Can he ever forgive Kenton for what he’s done--given he doesn’t know Carter is in love with Rachel, but still, he should know. When Rachel turns him down for good, he feels as if his heart has been ripped out and destroyed. He’s lost both of his best friends for good and isn’t sure what to do next. He has to get Rachel back, but how? What he doesn’t realize is that he is too busy dreaming about a girl he’ll never get, when there’s one right in front of him...
Kenton Ray moved away from New York City when he was only ten. He left his two best friends, Rachel and Carter. Carter and him kept in touch, but Rachel never called back. He forgot about her until the night he returns for the summer to live with his father. He sees her at Carter's friend's party and wants her. With one more swig of beer, he gets the nerve to talk to her and knows she’s exactly what he’s been looking for. He needs to tell her that he’ll be leaving in approximately fifty-six days to be deployed to Afghanistan, but how will she react? He thinks that if he can just hook up with her, it’ll satisfy his longing for her, but when it doesn’t, he knows he has to tell her. How will she react? What will she think? He wishes that all of his feelings can go away and he’ll never have to deal with them, but he knows the alcohol and drugs will only be a temporary fix to his problems. He’ll have to deal with them sometime....
Twelve Hours. Nine people. One night. This is a recipe for one epic house party.
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