compilation of short stories about psychologically troubled peeps

Two years in lockdown? Can the lads really make it through without their lives falling into shambles? Read more to see them slowly lose their sanity.

Mahilig ka ba magkape? Depressed ka ba? Kung oo ang sagot, I have something for you, but it's a secret. Because this book contains something that shouldn't be told. But if you're curious, come in! We're open.

This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, business, songs, places, events, and incidents are either product of author's imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. ©Reynald Hernandez (Penguin20)

Katulad ng nasasaad sa mga lumang kasulatan at kwento ng matatanda, kahalintulad ng delubyo na nangyari noon, naulit muli sa kasalukuyan. Isang delubyong dulot ng "Pandora's Box".

Short story/ Ersor' story ; Summarized version

Two years ago, Caia lost everything and everyone she loved. Now every day is a struggle; she's lost the ability to eat, and not care. Counting calories, and days since the tragedy, Caia's not sure she wants to live anymore. The only one who can convince her not to go is Ky, her best friend and boyfriend since what happened. Can he make her believe life's worth living before it's too late? TRIGGER WARNING: this book deals with the topics of anorexia, suicide, and depression. If reading this would be harmful to you, please do not. If any of my readers deal with these issues, feel free to message me. go follow @bombpeach where this story is featured in a reading list

"Make sure you are something before you fade to nothing," is a statement that Lucky takes to heart. At Bayridge High, a prestigious boarding school on the east coast of the U.S.A., they have a legend. A legend of tortured teens, and lost souls, a legend of tragedy. Bayridge has the highest suicide rate of the country, and one of the highest cumulative GPA's. Every cautionary tale, every kid who died young in that school kept a record in the suicide notebook. Detailing their thoughts, their feelings, their everyday lives until their lives were history. And Lucky knows he's next. He finds the notebook from subtle clues dropped by a mysterious upperclassman. He expects to find stories, beautiful and tragic in their nature. What he finds is so much more. A note: This story is labeled as sci-fi. I swear most of the weird things and things that seem slightly off around lucky will be scientifically fictionally explained. It becomes very very sci fi when the huge gigantic plot twist occurs. Update schedule: Everyday Highest rank: 5 in science fiction Nominated for The Emerald Awards, The Literary Awards, Indigo Awards, The Global Awards, The Fiction Awards, and the Aspiring Authors Awards Some people offered to do some grammatical and plot editing in my book, so if you see these usernames with suggested edits, please don't call them grammar nazis! delennjadzia jamesflint1998

"I wonder what falling in love feels like?" My name is Alice, a girl who has zero experience in falling in love at ang babaeng pinaglaruan ng tadhana. This is the story about my love life and its misadventures as I search for answers to my question. But along the way, I had no idea that my heart will be tangled between two different guys who caught it, a childhood crush and the most popular guy in Ridgewood High. Unfortunately, they both broke it... And so I swore to myself that I will never fall in love again. Ever. Until I met my first love again. Should I move on and open my heart to love again? Or just give up on love instead? After all, there is no such thing as eternity in the first place. Copyright © 2014 All Rights Reserved Property of Strawbrielle Follow me on Twitter for story updates! ^_^ Search for strwbrll

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.