At sixteen, Aira was the epitome of high school success-captain of the school and adored by many. Her world, however, shattered when her closest friends betrayed her, driven by envy and betrayal. Overwhelmed by the weight of their treachery and unable to comprehend their sudden hostility, Aira spirals into a deep depression. Isolated and heartbroken, she faces the dark reality of her loneliness. "The Girl Who SURVIVED It All" is a poignant exploration of Aira's journey through emotional turmoil and self-discovery. Amidst the storm of betrayal and self-doubt, Aira learns to navigate her way through the treacherous waters of adolescence, finding strength in her resilience and ultimately emerging stronger than ever before.

France, 1917. In a town gripped by war, Elara Moreau stitches uniforms for the French resistance, hiding secrets between every thread. But when a wounded German soldier stumbles into her shop, bleeding and desperate, she faces an impossible choice-turn him in or risk everything to save him. As suspicion tightens and the streets grow more dangerous, mercy becomes a double-edged blade. In a world unraveling at the seams, can a single thread of mercy change fate?

As Lord Adam Beresford left Ashwood, Hertfordshire for the training and education of a gentleman, he promised to return and marry his childhood best friend, and the only girl he could see himself marrying, Grace Denham. Neither of them foresaw that it would be twelve years until they would meet again. A lot has changed in that time, and their lives are vastly different. Adam became a gentleman, and everything that the heir to a Dukedom ought to be. Grace remained in Ashwood and became a housemaid to support her family. But as their lives intertwine once more, their childhood promise bubbles to the surface, throwing their lives, the lives of their families, and the village of Ashwood into chaos.

Based on true incidents. For years, Sable Saxon lived in the shadows of her one-sided love. Spencer Merchessi was the golden boy-charming, untouchable, and utterly unaware of the quiet girl who adored him from afar. She had tried to confess before. Countless times. But the words always got stuck in her throat. Now, years later, she had changed. She wasn't the awkward, unremarkable girl she used to be. She had turned pretty. Maybe now, he'd finally see her. Maybe now, he'd finally want her. So, she gathered her courage, looked him in the eye, and said- "I used to like you." Her voice wavered, but she kept going. "No-I didn't just like you, Spencer. I adored you. Every little thing about you-your laugh, the way you run your fingers through your hair, even the way you tie your shoelaces. I memorized all of it. I used to count the days to your birthday just so I had an excuse to talk to you. I would stand in the rain for hours just to catch a glimpse of you leaving school. I-" She swallowed, the words choking her. "I loved you." "Thank you." That was all he had to say. She had waited for this moment her entire life. But he had never been waiting for her.

you met a young boy and his pet devil because you wanted to be a good samaritan. there was never a plan to track him across the city and end up as a devil hunter because of his antics, but your dreams tell you to stick with him- and they haven't lied to you yet. gender neutral reader inserted into the plot of csm. however, that plot is subject to change, lovely~

The Richards are a normal suburban family in Philly. Dirk is the unemployed father with a drinking habit. He drinks to forget an accident that caused him to lose his job. The accident was fatal for another boy's father. Dirk feels that he is responsible for the fatherless boy and takes him under his wing, even inviting him to dinner with his family. But the boy is not as seems and becomes increasingly malevolent towards the family, forcing Dirk to make a decision that will break him.

Aria Shah is a hopeless romantic. So when a handsome stranger falls on her balcony, she's convinced this might be the start of the breathtaking love she's only read about in books. Leo Aldridge, on the other hand, is a self-proclaimed realist determined to get her head out of the clouds and into the real world. Neither one of them expected what would happen next.

"Wassup?" "Are you a wifi? Cause I feel a connection." "Well I could agree with you but we'd both be wrong." In which Thomas Millar called the wrong girl to use his lame pickup lines. ⇢ Highest ranking : #1 in Short Story (15th Jul 2019)