"In which two people, Tay and Harry, who live in the same apartment complex, find themselves taking the elevator at the same time everyday"

Meet Isabella. A normal 21-year-old girl, student, funny, shy and trying to find her place in the world. She has always felt like she didn't belong were she was born so since little she always had this feeling she needed to move to another country. And she did. She moved to London to do a postgraduate study at a university there. She was moving there just to study, fulfil her dreams and have the life she always dreamed of. Or at least that was what she thought.

Jane's trouble started when she was four years old and it hasn't stopped since. The voices that were once faint are now loud and she can't ignore them and she's afraid of everyone, even herself sometimes. She doesn't eat as much as she should and she says things that don't make sense. But she's human just like everyone else and she's lonely despite how terrified she is of everyone. Will things change for her when an old friend starts visiting her again? Or will she scare him away just like everyone else?

"What's your favourite season, Autumn?" "Every season would be perfect with you."

The war is over, but it's not over for Harry. His experience haunts him relentlessly and he's changed more than he ever thought possible. In his mind, it's hopeless to think about getting better, but what happens when his friends drag him to a show featuring an American singer named Lola Simmons? What happens when their worlds collide and she changes his life for the better? What happens when he unintentionally triggers a change in her too? *Idea and cover credit to the lovely @hope_moore !*

he had loved her blindly... metaphorically and literally. (Short story) ©WeTukAChonce_ [cover by: soundthealarm]

their conversations are everything --- © 2014 neuroticc. all rights reserved.

“What are the other songs?” “Huh?” “The other songs, that changed your life.”

I didn't think it was possible to be so fascinated by one person, but I was. And I couldn't do anything about it.

in which a girl who loves egg-rolls has the most afflictive birthday of her life. ©winniethel0u