in which a suicidal boy, learns how to drown his demons from a girl who is learning to live with her own. [lower case for stylistic purposes] [highest rank - #124 in short story as on 11-12-2016] cover by - @crookednights

"This is Julio's pizzeria, what would you like to order?" "Hi, could I have a large pepperoni pizza with a double chocolate mocha delivered to 76 Maple Avenue?" "That will be 13.50. Anything else?" "Not really." "Your order will be ready in 20 minutes. Thank you for calling." "No problemo, love ya." "Love you too." "..." "..." "Did you just --" "Don't expect any discount on your pizza just because I expressed my undying love for you." // idea from tumblr \\ //and yes This is cliche\\

"This was a society, in which, character was nothing and sexuality was everything." Ever since I was a baby, I was told that 'Heteros', as many like to call them, were the outcasts of society. Abominations, my mothers had called them. My mothers had both said that I was a beautiful girl, therefore it would be easy for me to snatch up the girl I wanted, and then, take the step into marriage when both she and I were ready. We had it all planned out. They had it all planned out. But then high school came, and the inevitable happened; I fell in love. The only problem was, it wasn't how my mothers had planned everything. I just couldn't help myself. I fell in love with a boy. Little did I know, Hetero would be the only thing I would be known as. A filthy, vile, outcasted, Hetero. Loving the opposite sex was considered worse than even the worst of crimes. So that's exactly what I did. *idea initially based off a short video I've seen* #61 in Short Story on 13/01/2017

If people were natural disasters, he was a hurricane. Of course you wouldn't know that by just looking at him with those oceanic blue eyes and that windswept blond hair, looking as if he'd just stumbled off of an island. Maybe he looked like he rode the waves instead of creating them. But he was a hurricane: destructive and utterly antagonistic. And I just couldn't get enough.

Meet Frost. The coldest teenager in a town filled with gossip and nosy people. He wasn't always like this because he actually had a heart back then, but like a love struck fool he is, it was broken...beyond repair. Oh and one more thing, he has stage four thyroid cancer. Will Frost's icy heart melt with the appearance of someone from his past or will he remain cold and reserved till his last breath? Let's find out.

"There are no rules of architecture for a castle in the clouds."

ENGLAND, FEBRUARY 2016: The Roux Gallery, at first, appears almost unharmed by the break-in: a window has been smashed, a few practically worthless items taken from the shelves ... yet, upon further inspection, Morgan discovers the absence of the Roux's most prized possession. Three months later, Ayla Culbert discovers the absence of her older brother. SOMEWHERE IN EUROPE, MAY 2016: Three people, two men, one woman, leave England carrying nothing but one suitcase and a duffel bag with them. They leave their phones in Preston and cut up their credit cards. LONDON, 7PM: Alma Dhawan's law career stumbles upon liquid gold when she receives a call from Ayla Culbert - her brother is missing, and she thinks she knows why.

"I've seen you checking me out." "Oh god." "Honestly, I'm flattered." ♂ This story is about Steven and his journey to 'finding himself'. He doesn't dig the name, either. Together with his best friends, Darren and Leila, he discovers that the world isn't all about Applebee's and turning up early for football practice like he taught himself when he signed up to be friends with Darren. Maybe not everything is as it seems. [ contains swearing, yay. read at your own risk of taking over my habit to say the dangerous f-word after everything. i'll try to keep it to a minimum ] [ cover made by _teenagers ] [ also this is very much mine so i'd appreciate it if it stayed that way thank you all rights reserved scribendo © 2014 ]

Sarah Campbell has everything she's ever wanted. She worked day and in and day out for her acceptance to her dream school, Vanderbilt University. And now that she's got it she can't wait to finally let loose. She never was the goodie-two-shoes her parents thought she was, but with a new start here at Vandy, she's really ready to make a name for herself. Except she already has one. Sarah Campbell, Peer Mentor. Sarah's been volunteering as a peer mentor at Vanderbilt since she was in high school, so it's no shock to her when her boss asks her to take on the hardest case of the semester. Cue Adam Watson. Adam Watson is ready to move out and move on. With a past riddled with mistakes, he's ready to create a new future for himself. The only problem? Vanderbilt isn't so forgiving. He's handed his acceptance and football scholarship with one condition, that he meets with a peer mentor once a week. After a serious warning from the head coach, and threats of being kicked off the team, Adam realizes that the only way he's going to keep his starting position is by actually attending these meetings once a week. Even if it's not by choice. Sarah Campbell and Adam Watson's worlds collide in a unique set of circumstances, and neither one of them are necessarily thrilled about it. But as Sarah begins to spend more time with Adam, she realizes that there's more to him than what meets the eye. And maybe, just maybe, there's a piece of him worth saving. *Trigger Warning: This book deals with issues such as Alcoholism & Bulimia. -Updates: once a week -Cover created by: TinHoverCarlnIce

in which four misunderstood psychopaths try to prove that they're not actually bad. ⇢ copyright © artis (@analogically ), teds (@self-titled ), angel (@meteorics ), and will (@anecdote- ) all rights reserved.