Starting over at a new school sucks. Starting as a sophomore, when everyone's already found friends and formed cliques, double sucks. But that's what happens when your dad is gone and your mom drags you halfway across the country to live with your aunt and her family. On the plus side, your cousin is your bestie. On the minus side, she's already graduated, which leaves you to navigate the perils of high school on your own. No biggie, right? You take her advice, put on a brave face, and march in on your first day like you know what you're doing. But then you see him. Your mistake from over the summer. Your one-time-only, surely-you-didn't-do-that-in-real-life, beach-party-hookup daydream in the flesh. He's not supposed to be here. Your cousin told you that party was for college students. Not for high school boys with whispered secrets under the stars and kisses like devastation. You never thought you'd have to see him again. That's why you told him all your secrets that night. And now he's walking around school like a ticking time bomb. Because he knows your secrets. Secrets that could destroy you. So you better make some friends so you have someone on your side when he decides to spill them.

You hooked up with a guy over the summer, only to find out he goes to your new school. You made a best friend, only to find out she's his girlfriend. Now what? This is part 2 of a YA/NA series of short NOVELLAS, containing episodes collected from a Vella serial called Chasing Chase London.

What happens when the guy you love is dating your best friend, and the guy you're dating dumps you for your enemy? You hold on tight and pray you're not one of the casualties when the dust settles and the drama ends. What you DON'T do is cause more drama. Or make a big deal of it and lose face. Or go on a double date with your bestie, her boyfriend, and the guy who dumped you. Oh wait... You accidentally found yourself on that nightmare date. In the process, you learn some secrets about the populars. Now you're even more determined to keep your own secrets, because if they find out, you won't just lose face. You'll lose everything you've built at your new school...