A Spin off novella for "The 'Virgin' Mariah" that offers insight into Melissa's upbringing, marriage, addiction, and postpartum depression. Updates on Thursdays! Content Warnings: Alcohol Addiction, Pregnancy and Postpartum Depression, Discussions of child abuse, police brutality, sexual assault

When 14-year-old Mariah Knoxwood claims immaculate conception as the reason for her pregnancy instead of admitting she doesn't know who sexually assaulted her while blacked out, she's surprised to see just how willing her Catholic small town is to believe her cover story. Throughout her pregnancy, Mariah is forced to confront the complicated and strained nature of her relationship with her own mother, as well as reflect on the various examples of motherhood she's witnessed within her community. Trigger warnings for pregnancy and birth, (offscreen) sexual assault, discussions of abortion and stillbirth, child abuse, alcoholism, and ambiguous suicide

The United States has gone to war with China over land and pride. With dwindling military enlistments, the United States naturally believes the only solution is to draft the children. An ensemble cast of drafted teenage boys desperately try to avoid the gravity of their situation until they no longer can. Not a war book as much as a coming of age story with a war backdrop TW for death, violence, abuse, torture, and suicide

"In a world where memories fade like the last traces of winter, What would happen if someone found himself drawn to a soul as broken as his own, unaware that love, like spring, could heal-or leave behind nothing but echoes." This is a bl story that contains 3 or maybe 4 languages. English, Japanese, Tagalog, and maybe Spanish.🩷🩷 Enjoy🤭🤭

It's the summer of 2020. What's there for Fox News to do besides host a large, crowded concert? A satirical revue style show featuring parodies of musical theatre songs from the perspective of the GOP Senators.

Sushant, reluctantly dragged into a night game of Dead Man's Tag by Sneha and Radhika, knows it's a recipe for disaster. Alongside Vicky, the four of them head to a field on a moonless night to play the eerie game. The rules are simple: one flashlight, one timekeeping device, and a home base. The goal? Don't get caught by whatever-or whoever-joins the game. As the group begins the ritual, they quickly discover that this isn't an ordinary game of tag. Something sinister is stalking them, and it's not content with simple tagging.

Some extra scenes/short stories for some of the characters in my main novel, Children's Draft that didn't need to be included in the story, but informed me for writing as the characters. None of these are necessary for understanding the story and likely won't make sense if you haven't read it anyway, but I decided to upload them in case anyone is interested. Mostly features the early stages of Matteo and Emmy's relationship, Landon navigating his home life with his older sisters, and Connor's (and to an extent Aaron's) upbringing in toxic masculinity and how they developed their "us against the world" mentality. TW for child abuse because I can't write healthy family relationships to save my life

There was once a group of friends who entered the mansion at 827 Redd Street. They went in one night on a dare...and they never came out. Someone or something killed them all in the mansion. It's said that the eight friends haunt the house and anyone who enters never comes out. It doesn't end there. Three years ago, a group of kids heard about the legend. They didn't believe the legend and created a group of eight to disprove the tale. The following night, all eight of the, entered the mansion...no one ever heard from them again. So here's the question: Do you believe in the legend? Why don't you try it out? Unless you're scared. Get eight people. Go to the mansion, If you get out, tell us the truth of the mansion. Only those who return will know, but be warned, those who enter never come out. So if you're brave enough write you're name below.

Imagine you had one wish-just one. Would you ask for endless money? Fame that makes everyone know your name? Or maybe something simple as getting the highest grade in class? One wish, one chance....what would you choose?