After the National Day holiday, Betty Swan, the most popular student on the honor roll in Phillips Academy and the first in the city, not only was the teachers’ treasure, but also became the current girlfriend of the cool school hunk, Carl Yates. But Betty said nothing about this. What happened between Betty and Carl? And when did they start getting together...

Ned, A top, cold, nerdy and hot final year highschool student from a rich background, with lots of secrets, chooses to live like a poor person when he gets to college. To define himself and the people who are surrounding him. Mira, An intelligent, beautiful but poor girl from the same highschool pretends to be from a rich family. To prevent the ill treatments she had had all her junior Highschool days from repeating itself in college. She began the pretense as soon as she became a senior in highschool. He knows her too well and her pretense but dislikes her strongly for living a fake life. But what happens when fate brings them together again in college? What happens if she is a pain in the ass and the both of them choose to come to a sort of an agreement just to maintain their new profiles? Will he be able to tolerate her for long? What if the great hate he has for her is just a veil covering his unfathomable but already grown love for her? Or what if he owes her more than he could imagine?

It was graduation season when my two-timer boyfriend cheated on me with my best friend. Seven years of love and friendship shattered in an instant. I was thrown into a panic, my heart filled with hatred. This was when Brandon Locke appeared. He was frightfully superior and his voice was condescendingly full of pity. He was my friend, and he always stood by me and laughed when I was down, but he was really there to remind me. He showed me the colorful pleasures of the world, feasts and revelries, while I took care of the crowd of young beauties that constantly surrounded him. He was evil and cold, with a spiteful sharp tongue. His bark was worse than his bite, accusing me but quick to give me a warm hug. I got used to his coldness, but I couldn’t resist being moved by him. With all my courage, I promised him my love and time. But the course of love was never easy.

After Miko, the best agent in K, stole the top secret of the Lowe Family, Shaw Lowe sent out well-training troops to catch her. However, she would never expect that things would be out of control. Under the urgent circumstance, according to her partner Paige Hill’s directions, Agent Miko went to a clothes store and dressed up as a man. Then she temporarily got rid of them. However, as one of the most powerful families in K, the Lowe Family couldn’t let her get away so easily. Shaw Lowe had sent out more people and required that everyone leave no stone unturned to find her whereabouts. As one of the top ten hackers in the world, Paige Hill had hacked into all the cameras, but she couldn’t find out a safe place for her partner. When Lowe’s people get closer, Miko had no way to go but to sneak into Genlord University. Genlord was the best university in K where kids of the wealthy and powerful all study. That’s to say, the Lowe Family didn’t dare to go in, so Miko was safe and became a student there. Miko was her code name. Her real name was Lyn Ryan. Thus, she had to dress up as a boy and change her name to Len Ryan to enroll in Genlord, as Genlord was a boys' school. Genlord was famous for the Genlord Four - Zachary from the Ford Family, Simon from the Xaver Family, Mark from the Donald Family, and Jake from the York Family. When Lyn was going to settle down, she was kicked out of school by her roommate. Where would she go next? Would she get along well with the Genlord Four? As Lyn’s mother’s death was associated with her stepmother, would she accomplish the mission and revenge for her mother?

A troubled college student is assigned to an expressive therapist to help her face the music of her past, so she can hit the right notes in her future.

One moment, Yvonne Jones was at a school hostel for boys, delivering the usual batch of fresh clothes as she usually did, only to end up waking up in one of the hostel’s beds the next day! It was obvious that her younger brother, Yannick Jones, had been behind all that. As a hellraiser and all-around school bully, the brat had even gone ahead to explain himself with a letter describing at length about his dreams to take part in an esports competition. Yvonne was asked to take his place at school without their parents’ knowledge. Having no choice but to play along, Yvonne’s cover had barely survived, with Yannick’s hostel mate hovering around her after the switch. Even so, she had to run into the mesmerizing presence of Frederick Smith, who caught her in a dress! After locking gazes at each other in shock for who-knows-how-long, Frederick simply turned to leave for their physical education class, and Yvonne had to follow him so as not to be exposed for not knowing her way around the school. That, somehow, seemed to have caused a misunderstanding… “Yannick Jones, I don’t know what’s gotten into you today, but I have to make it clear to you—I don’t like men.”

Yelena Maxon is graduating high school and is considering applying to the University of Southina in Southina City. She excels in every subject except mathematics. It is so bad that even her mathematics teacher, Lucinda Reynolds, lets out sounds of frustration when grading her paper, which gains the attention of her older brother, Kristopher Reynolds, a mathematics professor at the University of Southina. When questioned, Lucinda tells her brother about this student of hers. Despite the bad performance, Lucinda decides to give Yelena extra classes. Even when she's not in school, she invites Yelena to her house. Thanks to Lucinda's help, Yelena manages to drastically improve in the span of only twenty days. Their rapport slowly develops into a friendship. The Reynolds residence is also where Yelena first meets Kristopher, and strangely enough, they feel a slight spark. Kristopher, the man known for his cold and stern personality, finds himself curious about Yelena, especially since his sister favors her so much. As time passes, his interest in her is piqued because he notices how emotionless she is, even at a young age. It's as though she's a blank canvas, and he wonders what she could have gone through as a kid. Despite that, the girl is polite. Her outer appearance and personality are not the only things that draw him to her. Being the smart and hot professor fawned over by many, he is used to being looked at by pairs of eyes that are not even interested in what he teaches but in other meanings. However, when Yelena accidentally attends his class, she pays full attention to the lessons even though she's not a math student. How will their relationship develop?

It's all about students that always experiencing bullying in school. They will a have a circle of friends that always experiencing bullying, physically and emotionally. They will have a hard life in the university where they are studying. High school students that have a dreams but became the target of bullies.

David Hilton, the school hunk in Greenville High School, was so popular that all girls in the school wanted to approach him and started a romantic relationship with him. Yana Jansen, David's so-called sister, was only a close younger friend of his, reconnected with David in high school and David cared about her as if she was his sweetheart. Faced with numerous love confessions for David from other girls, the only thing Yana could do was to find countless excuses to keep the girls from him. And finally this was discovered by David, who also found the love in Yana's eyes. How would they deal with this relationship?

“We, the women of Michaelanburg, in order to create a perfect nation, where women are free to follow their dreams and correct the injustices of the past, do solemnly uphold the laws, beliefs, and sanctitude of the Motherhood. In all that we do, let us put our sisterhood above all else, standing shoulder to shoulder, pledging to sacrifice our individual needs for the betterment of Womankind.” The words to the national pledge were etched above the plasma screen at the front of the room, as they were in all classrooms. Rain’s eyes drifted upward, tracing over the message, as she simultaneously listened to Mother Swan’s lesson. She knew every word of the pledge, having learned it at age two, like all of the other women in the country, but something seemed different about it today. For some reason, her eyes were focused on one word--sacrifice. What had the Mothers meant when they’d included that word? Had it been written so soon after the Claiming, the time when woman seized power from the male oppressors, that the word was referring to the threat of injury or death during the fighting, or was the pledge alluding to the fact that they were still sacrificing today, almost two hundred years after the Claiming? If so, what were these sacrifices? What was she missing out on? Rain’s attention was brought back to class as she realized the period was almost over. Mother Swan, a middle-aged woman with dark hair and the ability to freeze a student in her seat with only a stern glance, was finishing up the lecture. As she closed the program she’d been using to cover the complexities of the incubators they were studying, she stated, “Tomorrow, we will be in the lab all day, so make sure you wear comfortable shoes.” Rain perked up. Lab days were so much more interesting than lectures.