"Stupidity isn't a handicap. Get out of my damn seat." Hero Richter, a witty and sarcastic wheelchair bound girl, has lived her whole life on the sidelines, watching other kids have fun and interact while she's cooped up at home alone. Despite her misfortunes, she still keeps her chin up, holding herself high and proud, not letting anyone run her over. Most importantly, she can never step away from a challenge. Even if that challenge is the treacherous place called high school. People can't help but stare, whispering about her a spreading rumors. Naturally, Hero couldn't care less And there's Max, the golden boy, and Hero's sworn enemy since her first day. Annoying Max is Hero's part-time job, and Max gladly returns the favor. Max is the one guy who couldn't give a damn about her and her wheelchair. He doesn't stare at her like she's an alien, nor treat her like some delicate piece of China. Instead, He challenges her. And Hero can't stop away from a challenge *** Navigating high school is hard. Hero must fight to be heard. To be included. To clear stigma around what it's really like to be disabled, once and for all. It won't be easy, but nothing is every easy for Hero. Hero must face the harsh blows of reality. No matter how many people try to bring Hero down, she must continue to fight for what she wants, and maybe make an unexpected friend or two along the way? What really defines us in the end? Is it our physical capabilities? Our appearance? Even the most perfect people have a few impairments.

I was surprised by how fast I could run now, it was effortless. Cole ran ahead of Sophie and me. I had been to The Core a few times before with them, but that was before I changed. I remembered the first time I went; how afraid I was. It was funny to think that now I would be welcome and now I would be treated differently. In a way, it kind of scares me. Sophie kept on asking how I felt and whether I was okay or not. I replied with the same words every time 'I'm fine'. She cared about me, not in the same way Sienna did, but she still cared. After a while of silence she asked the one question I hadn't been asked yet, although I knew she had been thinking about it since the dark room. "How was the change?"

Confronted with a distressing situation, Lawson Fullmer finds himself slowly crumbling to ruins. The harsh reality that he is forced to face is taking a grave toll on the young scientist. Failing to accept such a daunting fact, he begins to disconnect himself from the rest of the world. However, he's completely overwhelmed by grief he forgets that his innocent son, Elliot, has nothing to depend to but on him. Unable to comprehend what's going on, Elliot struggles as he tries to mend his relationship with his depressed father. Rating: R+15 *** 🎖- Featured in General Fiction: Miscellaneous 🥈 - The Butterfly Awards: Short Story 🥈 - Gen Z Awards: Short Story 🎖- The Peacock Awards: Best Ship (or relationship) Warning: This book contains sensitive topics.

(REVAMPING COMING SOON PROBABLY AROUND THIS YEAR) *Featured on the official Mystery page of Wattpad @mystery* ❝Worlds are different, twisted and sheared❞ A Marshall Cop, Annika Greene, is assigned to solve an unnerving case in her city. One tragic death leads to unfolding many cold blooded mysterious disappearances, all pointing to a dangerous hidden agenda. All stakes are high that intertwines a bountiful mayhem with strange things haunting in their city with deadly secrets. A sinister plague of torment with a powerful society, and blood-thirsty creatures hellbent on ending humanity. As history repeats itself of what lies beneath rises back from the surface. Now, she has to face of what's about to come with a helping hand of a detective partner and new recruits of friends, and embark into an adventure, not only to end the dark forces, but to save and protect their home. Will she, her detective partner and her friends save their city in time and uncover the truth that lives within a dark fate to set it all free or would they find themselves into chaos with mischief? highest ranking: #92 in mystery #21 in murdermystery #54 in mystery-thriller

Twenty-two-year-old Emma Campbell had a dreadful lifestyle. She survived a lifetime complete of depression and heartache. Her mother passed away whilst she was merely four-years-old. Emma and her insulting father lived together in a slight apartment they shared in New York City. From time to time she simply cherished to have an ordinary life of her own. To elope from her harsh father, Emma and her elder sister Stephanie run to North Carolina to stay with their aunt and uncle far from their brutal father. Emma's fresh journey begins when she by chance encounters a young man named James Douglas, a delightful, charming gentleman who serves as a journalist at a distinguished business in Los Angeles. Falling in love was astonishing before fidelity showed up blazing on them right after their father recognized the accuracy and came to search for them in North Carolina on Christmas Eve attempting to justify his former flaws towards his children. What will Emma expect to do once she perceives her father's arrival? Will she ever tolerate her father and be a fortunate family anew?