Creatures of the Night is now published as a Wattpad Book! As a Wattpad reader, you can access both the Original Edition and Books Edition upon purchase. Milena, an obedient teenager, has to team up with the supernatural creatures she was taught to fear in order to escape the people she once loved. ***** In a world where humans must hide underground to stay safe from the creatures who roam the night, Milena's life as an outcast is hardly worth noticing. But on the day her village is attacked and her life is spared by the mysterious Elias, Milena is forced to throw everything she thought she knew about her world out the window. Because while Elias looks just as human as she is, he's actually the leader of a pack of wolf shifters, and the bond she feels with him compels her to start asking questions about the things she's been told about the creatures of the night. Because if her village was willing to lie about something like this, what other secrets might they be keeping from her?

Liliana Lewis is a young orphan, but she is different from all of the rest. She has PTSD and she is unable to speak. She has a dangerous past that she has told no one about, not even the police, but that may not be a good idea when she is finally adopted by Steve Rogers. This takes place right after the Avengers (the first one), and I will be adding and taking away what I want from the story. If you want anything added or changed, comment and I will try me best to do so. I DON'T OWN ANYTHING BUT LILIANA LEWIS! Thanks!

Unable to speak, autistic Claire fears she will never be hired. Then an autism organization offers her a chance to realize her dream: to publish her writing and share her voice with the world. It's a dream come true, right? But Claire's father can't shake the feeling that something is off, and 17-year-old Claire must figure out what this opportunity truly means. Winner of the "Dream Job" contest on Episode Interactive NOTES: - Girl x girl - Rated 16+ for child abuse and serious ableism The discussion space is meant to be friendly and safe for minors. Hate towards people with disabilities, any letter in the LGBTQIAPN+ community, or other groups isn't welcome.

Jack grinned, signing his teacher, letting him be his voice. "Hi, I'm Jack!" He signed some more "And I'm mute." The young boy's smile shined bright, being confident in his words.