Any websites like Wattpad/Quotev (For teens.)?

One idea is to just use Quotev or Wattpad, but under a nom de plume (pen name), like Ginger Biscuit. Then don't tell your friends that it's you. To get lots of reads, you're going to have to go to a major site, and if your friends are readers, they will probably be on it, anyway.

One other caution, though. If your writing could be identified by the content, and would be offensive to friends (like you detail how one is cheating on another), then consider not publishing at all. Sooner or later, that sort of thing comes out, once it's on the web.

There are many good places to post besides Wattpad and Quotev......

http://fanfiction.net - this site is used for fanfictions
http://fictionpress.com
http://figment.com
http://mibba.com
http://storywrite.com
http://teenink.com
http://worthyofpublishing.com

My favorite is FictionPress! Hope I helped :)

penana.com has this private story option! :)

As a fan fiction writer, I use Wattpad.com and Quotev.com regularly. Another one I use often is Movellas.com

A few suggestions when writing or creating a user, never use your name, or a friends name. If they Google you, they will find you, and be very very confused... then start reading... that's very bad.

Websites Like Quotev

Stories city is really fun. But you have to remember to lock the story so no one can edit it.

I haven't used this guy yet, but he looks promising! You can email the people if you have any concerns and they email right back within 24 hours! You cannot view any stories without being a member, to keep everything safe, and the creator people keep a close eye on newbies to make sure they aren't stealing any stories. The creator also told me that this community is more serious when it comes to feedback on stories!

http://www.legendfire.com/

For years I used StoryWrite, although it does not let you link stories together. Most people had to write the name of their story and Chapter 1 or 2 or 3. You can check it out, it has a nice layout, BUT if you want real criticism I wouldn't suggest it. It's more of a friendly writing community because sadly the ages of wannabe writers have decreased to 10 year olds who really only say "Wow! That was great!" or "I didn't like it, sorry!"

Try also:
http://StoriesCity.com