A teenage girl wakes up to find herself in a room she does not recognize, bleeding and with no memory of her life before waking up in this room. Each time she wakes up she is in a different room gaining clue about her true identity. Reader get to see her experiences come to life.

A poem about a breakup

Raven lives in a world that exists in black and white. No one has a personality, no one has feelings. Everyone eats the same thing for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and nobody connects with each other. However one day, Raven falls into a lake that leads her to a new world: a world with color. She immediately realizes that everyone in this world is the parallel of the people in hers. Then she is told that her color self was killed, and her friend gone. Will romance save her life? Or will she be too late to save anyone?

Nora Williams desperately wants to be seen as normal, to fit in with everyone else. It isn't until she witnesses a disturbing car crash that she realizes there might be more to life than just resembling everyone else.

Emelia is a therapist. Nick is a bartender. Emelia is head-over-heels for Nick, who is in love with another woman. Will Emelia learn to move on, or stay head-over-heels for the man that will never love her? I got the image from clipart, sorry not sorry

Elliot got his things in order; straightening a picture frame and flicking off the lights, lifting his occasionally to look at the clock as its hand approached one o'clock. His fingers arched against the side of his thigh. While he'd been making this journey all his life, he could never prepare--not fully. Inhale; exhale, a roll of the shoulders. The second hand stepped closer and closer, its shadow following faithfully behind it. Elliot beat time, and closed his eyes just before the hour struck.

This story is a collection of short stories, nano fiction, that are under 300 words. At the moment, each story is unrelated to the next, and is a small story of its own. That can change, but as it is, I have no reason to do so. Enjoy.