Y/N has always known how to disappear. Not in the dramatic sense-she shows up to class, hands in assignments on time, smiles when someone makes eye contact. But underneath the surface, she's mastered the art of blending in. Of becoming the kind of person no one asks too many questions about. The kind of person who's always "fine." Behind the quiet exterior, though, is a girl carrying too much. Pressures from home she never talks about. Expectations that weigh her down like wet concrete. A constant, exhausting effort to be good enough-for her professors, her peers, her family. Especially her family. Her world is small, predictable, and carefully managed. Until she meets him. Bang Chan walks into her life like a warm breeze in the middle of winter. He sees her in a way no one else does, and that alone is terrifying. Because Y/N isn't used to being seen. And she definitely isn't used to being understood. This is a story about quiet pain and louder healing. About the people who sneak into your life when you need them the most. And about the courage it takes to stop hiding-even from yourself.

It's been 5 years since a unique bond was formed between neighbours Juli Baker and Bryce Loski through the planting of a single sycamore tree. They're not 8th graders anymore. Bryce and Juli have left for college, promising to write each other weekly. But what happens when Juli is forced to drop out, and Bryce's letters stop suddenly? Hopefully Bryce's arrival home for the end of the college year will hold some answers. Hopefully. Read as they navigate a different kind of love and find themselves as people in the year of 1968. Will we find their decisions grounded and final, or have they well and truly flipped again?

When the school's most popular boy, Bang Chan, attempts to unite his friends through a groupchat... well, shit goes down. - a Stray Kids fanfiction - texting - highschool AU - completed

the title says it all. I found the pictures on Google and edited it myself. I might turn this into one shots for random things. enjoy my horrible writing 🌻