[Entered in 2018 Wattys] Hiding my talent, only made it stronger. Oppressing me just made me smarter. Making me an outcast only made me more cunning. Wait, and you'll get what you deserve in due time. ~Amira has always had the ability to waterbend. For years she and her mom had tried to hide her remarkable ability, eventually enlisting the help of the pompous Dr. Warren. One day their world gets flipped upside down when a strange man appears at their doorstep and says he can train Amira and show her how to fine tune her talent. When she accepts his offer she is taken on a whirlwind adventure to help overthrow the dictatorship ruling her small island home.~

A Bria short story When it's lunch time at summer camp, sometimes stuff happens. Like gossip and eating. And pickle wars. Why not? This will only have one chapter. This is a SHORT STORY.

Mercy is your average teenage girl, only for the past eleven years, she has not uttered a word. Being a mute isn't easy. Not being able to talk to friends...Answer when you are called on in class... The thing is Mercy has a passion, a passion that could not be put out through bullying. She aspires to be a dancer, but is afraid to fail. That is until during sophomore year her friends and a handsome new boy show her the endless possibilities of what she can do, and that she should not be afraid to speak. {Unedited} Based off of Running Blind, by mallycat504. Please if you have not read Running Blind please read it.

Kronos is the most popular boy in school. Hot, blonde, quarterback of the football team. I've had a crush on him for as long as I can remember. And well, I'm just Voldemort. The biggest loser in the school. Sometimes I wish we had a chance together but I know that's just silly. //it's about time this website had some kroldemort (also this is really inaccurate and a joke, please don't get offended)

Basically the random thoughts that go through my head. Warning: Involves Fall Out Boy, Panic! at the Disco, New Politics, idiot high schoolers, and random stories that I feel like sharing.

Autumn Fletcher's life is a mess. Her mother is gone, her father locks himself in his room when he's not at work and refuses to speak to anyone, and no one but her grandmother believes she can amount to anything. When Autumn's family moves to the small town of Bakersfield, she convinces her father and grandmother that it's the perfect time for her to begin attending regular school after being homeschooled all her life. She starts as a freshman at the local high school the day February break ends. Autumn only wants to fit in, make some friends, do well in school, maybe play a sport. There's just one problem. Autumn is blind. But with the help of a few loving and supportive teammates and a track and cross country coach dead set on her success, Autumn finally finds a chance to be a part of something. Maybe she can be more than "the blind girl", more than just another burden for her family. Maybe she can fit in somewhere, find a way to do something meaningful. Maybe she can begin to fit the broken pieces of her life back together.

Beckendorf has a meet with fate, but what does that mean for him and Selina? The story of life and death following Charles and Silena is twisted and sad, but where will they end up?