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In which Ben struggles with his new body.

In which Asteria, well, you know.

In which something finally happens that doesn't make me want to punch a wall.

A little something I'm working on about the glamorous life of siblinghood. Enjoy at your own risk.

The second installment of my latest work, Things Fall Apart, in which pranks are exchanged. Enjoy vivaciously.

In which Frey encounters a Demon Witch from Hell on his first day of senior year.

Asteria is her usual, bright, morning-person self.

Who puts glow-in-the-dark stars on a blind girl's ceiling anyway?

In which Frey encounters the Voice that haunts him in his sleep and threatens his little sister.

In which Asteria formulates her Plan for Juno, and is confronted by her mother about her Problem.

Juno survives her first day of senior year. But it's not even over yet. So maybe I spoke too soon.

In which Frey and Adrian's relationship is rescued from the evil clutches of an English teacher by the one and only Asteria.

In which The Queen Bee ponders the subtle change in her future husband. Mwahaha.

A hidden chapter of Things Fall Apart! Mystery of mysteries! Enjoy!

Juno questions whether she was wrong about Ben all these years, and Asteria can't seem to finish her sentences.

In which Asteria briefly and accidentally reminds Juno of her troubled past and Frey hangs out with Adrian.

In which Asteria's father takes her problem into his part-Italian hands, and Adrian calls on Asteria to be her prankster self.

The first of three parts of Juno's Lock-In experience.

In which Emma and Frey are hopelessly defeated at the Battle of Meltdown.

In which Asteria receives a mysterious paper containing the world's greatest senior prank ever.

In which a few students of Meltdown go to Centennial Olympic Park, a popular tourist spot in Georgia and Juno has a panic attack.

In which Frey is the best big brother. Ever.

We finally find out how Juno went blind.

Juno's morning after the Lock-In.

In the aftermath of the Lock-In craziness, Frey and Adrian discuss their future.

Asteria's future is determined in less than ten sentences. Sad, isn't it?

I'm sorry in advance.

In which we find out about Ben and Asteria after the car accident.