Short stories I want to make into books but don't have time!

(I do not own the cover, Undertale, Shears, Error or any of the AU's and characters, they belong to their respectful owners. I only own the stories, the versions of the Errors, my own OCs, and this story.) Five different skeletons that share more then a name have lived harsh lives, given a harsh fate deemed by Fate themselves. Forced, formed to be something they shouldn't have to be - all messed up and broken in various ways. Fate hated them, favoring their first created child, Ink. Yet Destiny favored and loved each one of them, their chosen children. So, in a move Fate did not expect, Destiny swiped the skeletons right out from under Fate's nose. Transporting them to be with one another in a Multiverse far from Fate's control. But that was all Destiny could do besides a few nudges and pokes, once all were together and awake, the rest was up to them to make their own Destiny. Their destiny was now in themselves, no longer in anyone's hold but their own. All five Errors woke up in a abandoned building in the outskirts of a big city, confused and more then one hurt. After the confusion, and checking the Codes, came the acceptance that they were stuck in this New Multiverse. Deciding to stay together and take care of one another as they knew no one else would, they messed with the Codes to give them a background, new ages and names, and went on their way to get a place to stay. But these skeletons are still Errors, meaning that trouble will find them no matter what. Fate may be harsh, but Destiny is a road with bumps and traps, not one for the faint of heart. This city is not always nice and the people in it hold many secrets. The Miscalculation family is not normal, they are broken in many ways, but that's okay. Because for once in their lives, they have a family to hold them up when they fall down. Who better to understand a Error then a Error?

You climbed the famous Mt. Ebott to prove to a group of your friends that humans don't disappear when they go up the mountain. While walking around the peak, you trip over a root in the ground and fall forward, expecting to hit the ground. Instead, you were met with open air. As you fell down the large hole, you let out a shrill scream before hitting the ground and blacking out. When you wake up, you find yourself in the Underground where monsters had been banished to by the humans. You meet several monsters down in the Underground, some becoming friends and some becoming enemies. One particular monster though, has been making your heart flutter and your tongue get tied. Sans the skeleton. A new threat appears when a human that had been thought to be dead comes back and threatens you and the entire Underground. Will you be able to stop them or will you be used as a puppet and watch your friends die? Maybe the only thing that can defeat LOVE is love... Author's Note: this was my very first story so sorry if there's bad grammar or confusing scenes, enjoy my awful writing! ((COVER ART IS NOT MINE))

You weren't quite sure what you were. As time progressed, you had been called many things. Hope, future, a new beginning. You weren't quite sure why they called you those things, for each passing day you say locked in a cell, waiting for the freedom that would never come. You weren't alone. You grew fond of two other experiments whom you nicknamed Sans and Papyrus. The routines seemed to grow normal, coma-induced trances, painful tests... And then nothing... One day, the pain stops coming. Slowly, the three of you venture outside of the prison and discover that there is a world beyond the cell.

You were afraid. For the first time in your life, you were truly afraid. You weren't afraid of the never-ending darkness that had now consumed you. You weren't afraid of the monsters underneath your bed. You were afraid of the flowers.

Gone. In a single moment, in the blink of an eye, everything you have ever known or cared for is eradicated. Hopes and dreams, traditions and stories that date back centuries have been erased without thought or care. Nothing matters and no one will ever live again to pass on the memories and stories of what was lost. Except you. You are the anomaly, the glitch that survived when all else could not. When your universe was destroyed, you found yourself stranded, alone, afraid in a white world without end. But there's little time to rest when you discover that your universe was merely a grain of sand on a much bigger ocean. Whole other worlds thrive in different plains of existence, and they're all going to war. In a desperate power-struggle for the upper hand, you find yourself an unlikely ally. The future seems certain, chaos will win and the universe will be plunged forever into violence and bloodshed. And it will take a lot more than a miracle to win.

In a startling post-apocalyptic world, society is divided into two orderly classes. The human race stands on top, untouched by nuclear war in the city of Chicago. Monsters are at the bottom of the food chain, confined to live in run-down apartments, minimum wages hard to come by, the backbone of the work force in Chicago. They often find themselves the victims of senseless violence, dropping by the dozens each day. Tensions rise and anger grows between the two groups, a civil war seems all too likely. And with humans and monsters so scarce after a nuclear war that ravaged the planet, they cannot afford anymore losses. All at once, at the wrong place at the wrong time, a human finds themselves thrown into the midst, and the fate of the planet may rest in their hands.

free·dom (ˈfrēdəm) noun the power or right to act, speak, or think as one wants without hindrance or restraint. Freedom. It's a luxury that few can afford, not after the Great War that ravaged the multiverse and brought entire armies to its knees, eradicating any opposition or those that dare oppose. They call themselves the Shadow, the Dark Brotherhood, they go by many names. A group of mysterious unnamed figureheads govern the multiverse without mercy, sowing terror wherever they please. Ink, the known guardian and protector of the multiverse, has been eradicated from memory and presumed dead. And it's what you believe, a small, unimportant person tucked away in an unimportant universe with an unimportant name. There is no hope, only chaos and suffering flourish in this new age. But when a mysterious message plagues your dreams, a small beacon of hope emerges. You embark on a journey and leave everything you've ever known or loved behind, not that there was much, anyway. Sought at every twist and turn, your once-quiet life evolves into one much more dangerous, and it soon becomes obvious that there are greater forces at work. But the message in your dreams never ceases and there's one thing that you're certain. Ink is alive, and they will stop at nothing to make sure the hope dies with you.

You were in your element when you stood on a stage. You could confidently sing the melody, serenely take the harmony, basking in the attention and relishing in the feel of your heels hitting the stage and the strain of your vocal cords. You'd been singing for fours years, but the best career decision you'd made was joining up with Mettaton for several duets. You often performed with the monster, and he'd become your best friend, but despite his constant pestering you had yet to meet the rest of his friends. *Authors Note* I originally started this story in 2016, but never finished. I've recently regained my writing mojo, and decided to rewrite, edit and finish Can You Hear Me?.

(Pre-Cage Of Bones) Grillbz thought that he was incapable of love. No matter what kind of girl crossed his path, he just didn't have any interest despite wishing otherwise. He's barely entered high school, and he still doesn't understand why he's like this. But it's as he makes certain observations and begins to feel a certain tenderness within his soul that the answer becomes all too clear. (I wanted to write about a Grillbz falling in love okie? x3) (Cover art by Le Poofe)