Ellie Reed is not just your average teenage girl. She is popular because of her twin brother, Elliot. Also, the fact that she is almost friends with the guys in the campus because she acts more of a guy than a girl, she loves to play different kind of sport same as his brother, prefers to hang out with guys rather than girls, but she still has a handful of gal friends, and she does not really like to use make up or even any girly things like skirt. It made guys feel comfortable with her that made it impossible to even treat her like a girl. It does not really bother her at first, because she was happy but what makes her upset about being herself was when she had a crush on Matt Cross. He is the captain of the basketball team, smart and any girl would wish to have. She wanted to change but sometimes, she let her positivity kick in that someday, she would be noticed by him, and they might go out on a date one day.
Austin Prince, Elliot’s best friend and Ellie’s enemy is the most popular guy in their school. Every girl in the school is attracted by him and would want to get their hands on him. He’s the football captain, a ladies’ man and holds the reputation of being the bad boy because he always spends his time in detention. Austin and Ellie has always on the verge of ripping each other’s teeth off, they were enemies since they first met and it was because of Austin’s childish acts and bickers that made Ellie think that he was her number one enemy. It does not really bother Ellie of how Austin acts but one day, she had enough of what Austin thinks about her look that gave her the motivation to change. With the help of Ellie’s gal friends, they started the makeover project.
A love story that if full of humor, fights, hormonal teenagers, love, teen drama that would make you laugh and cry in the same time.

The Makeover Project

All I can hear right now is my heart pounding as the radio of the car plays, my eyes gaze at Austin’s and not a single word come out from his mouth after I confessed my feelings for him. 


I never knew I have the courage to tell my feelings for him directly. I always imagine myself of confessing my feelings to someone through a letter or a message through a text because I know I could never pull out a confession without even stuttering or trying to think otherwise of which are the best words to say. But right now, in this very moment, I never realized I was going to confess my feelings for him. 


“You don’t have to say anything, just drive me home.” I said, as I break the awkward tension surrounding the car. 


Chapter 25 – I Can’t Stop Thinking About You