Humans are not done taking life from the ocean, they are filling it with garbage, too, and the oceans cry out in despair. {National Geographic Contest Entry}

"haven't we met?" his eyes whispered and i had sudden flashbacks of us. it's been long, kim taehyung. ; pretend marriage au, tsundere!taehyung lmao but softer » sequel to mr arrogant book 1

From a young age, Theo has had recurring dreams of Alazne Leonheart, a noble princess in a fantastical land. He believes them to be recollections of his past life, and that he is her reincarnation. However, being the cynical guy he is, he didn't put much thought into it. One day, when Theo ran away from school due to stress, he stumbles on a carnival where he rediscovers magic-something Alazne had studied. Reassured his past life is not merely a fantasy, Theo tries to learn more about his past memories, death and the reason behind them. However, the more he learns, the more he becomes vulnerable to the dangers and darkness that unfolds. Will he be able to take it? Or will he shatter?

"We all dream while we sleep. And often times, we forget about them when we wake up. I used to also. But now, I just don't seem to ever forget my dreams. I don't know why." Kia Wells is a soon-to-be first year college student. But when she learns something about her visions in her sleep, her perception of the world around her will be changed forever.

The people close to you aren't the only ones with the rights to help you. That was what he learned after talking to her.

As rain falls, I collect it in my palms. One drop at a time. Unbeknownst to me, my feelings for you slowly collected, drop by drop, until it overflowed, bathing me in emotions. How many drops will it take for us to fully realize our true feelings? Or, is it just me? #279 in Short Story (May 13, 2015) A/N: It appears that this work has been mistaken for a CPN. This is NOT A CPN. Just letting you all know ^^

| | This is a cell phone novel. | | A cold girl has been left along all her life. But when a boy saves her. She learns more to life than being cold.

Sekai no owari. The end of the world. The story of the apocalypse through a Japanese high school student's eyes. The final days are counting down. A story of what's truly important in life and how to fight for it. Takatsu's second cell phone novel project (2011), after writing first and most popular cell phone novel in North America, award-winning Secondhand Memories. The cell phone novel movement has grown and Takatsu refines his technique in this thriller.

Paper, pencil, words. Words, with which he seals his sanity. The world is different in the eyes of Minami Seiji.

A writer. A weird stranger. A lot of little conversations. An online understanding. Every night. 23:11.