Clare is excited that Eli is coming home from NYU for Thanksgiving weekend, but when Eli reveals the truth about his living situation, Clare isn't sure if she can trust him anymore. ECLARE.

After being "shipped out" to California to stay with her father for the summer, conservative Clare Edwards meets a rebellious teenage boy that turns her world inside out. { AU }

After five years of being in a coma, Clare wakes up to find out that her husband has moved on and started a new family. Can she win him back or will it be too late?

They were just kids in the same Sunday school class, and some things just fall into place when a cynical Eli Goldsworthy stabs an unsuspecting Clare Edwards with a pencil. An unconventional friendship flourishes and withers when fates intercedes, and they don't see each other for years. People change in five years' time. How will they dealing with seeing each other again?

In order to expand the "family" business, and assure a stronger future, an arranged marriage must be wed. /Eclare/AU/

AU Things start to become complicated for Clare Edwards as she begins to experience the first stages of love when her childhood best friend returns. How will things unveil when her older sister becomes an obstacle in her love life?

Eli Goldsworthy is hell-bent on fixating on her flaws, and can list them off without giving much thought. It's until he sees her with his own eyes, that he realizes being unconventional doesn't always cancel out beauty. He also learns that he kind of says things without thinking.

When Clare Edwards, an innocent, aspiring journalist, is dragged to a college party hosted by the Torres' to lose her virginity, she meets a man that gives her an offer. "Let's not, and say we did." What could be so bad about that, faking the loss of your virginity? { AU }

Celebrity Actor Eli Goldsworthy was forced to transfer to Degrassi Community Schools, to get a taste of a "normal life" as if that was possible. Being a celebrity, everyone fawns over him except, for a certain Blue Eyed Girl.

Eli Goldsworthy works as a doorman for a building where the richest of the rich live. There is only one reason why he chooses to work there. And she doesn't even know his name.

Clare Edwards is your typical shrinking violet with a journal full of secrets. Eli Goldsworthy is an emotion turmoil dealing with the aftermath of an ex-lover's death. The fateful day that their journals are swapped,conflicted emotions arise.

He's a heart broken, distraught human and she's been assigned to him...will a girl the size of a pencil ever be able to get through his stubborn head? Along the way to recovery, the two might actually be of use to each other...

She drags him to a store...and he's completely oblivious about what's to come. Let's just say, Eli didn't expect getting this at a Build-A-Bear store.

A wife, a husband, a child, deaths and years later...the two find each other once again. Except, she's not what he thought she would become. What happens when Elijah comes face to face with a homeless Clare Edwards?

Destined to be together. Childhood best friends and lovers Eli Goldsworthy and Clare Edwards had the perfect, fairytale relationship. But in the end, one is left heartbroken. This is not your typical love story.

He's an arrogant writer, full of cynicism and apathy, trying to survive a book tour. She's the cheerful journalist who is following him around, attempting to write a profile about him. It's always complicated when opposites attract. AU.

Eli and Clare's relationship is still going strong. But when a new girl arrives, the trust they thought was always there is really put to the test...

After they break up, Clare and Eli try to move on. Will they find true love when they attempt to date other people? Or will they find their way back to each other. Threeshot.

The title says it all for Eli Goldsworthy, Clare Edwards begs to differ, it's hard enough findng love when you're known as the school's most unattractive girl all your life. Can Eli see the true beauty behind it all? Follow them in their childhood years.