Zoey was about to check her book transaction on this certain online bookstore website when she dialed the wrong number and wrong person at the same time. { short story - epistolary - written in english }

Phone calls between a girl and her best friend's brother. ~~ Used to be a one shot, but the original story it was a one shot for ('Late Night Phone Calls' by a user named vinyl-) got deleted.

Letters from a girl to her younger sister, who died six years prior Based on a true story -a little warning, this was written when I was 12 so the writing is poor, but it's close to my heart so I didn't want to delete it-

When a girl sits on a bench at the park and chases after her dog, who ran loose, she notices she left her phone at the bench. She goes back to get it the drives home. Hours later she realizes the phone isn't hers. When a boy sits on a bench at the park and leaves to get his brother off the swings, he notices he left his phone. He goes back to get it then drives home. Hours later he realizes the phone isn't his. °°°°°°°°°°°°°°° ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Hey guys! Yes! This is a new book! And yes! This is a text/call book! I got inspired by other peoples text/call books so I'm gonna write my own. Hope y'all love it. ©

"Hello, this is Alex speaking." "Whoops, wrong number, sorry." "Nah it's okay I'm bored. Please don't leave!" "Okay?" It all started like that. Alexandrine Reeds had always been the 'nerdy' girl who sat in the back of the classroom and got straight A's. She didn't have that many friends, but she certainly wanted friends. Drake Fin had always been the 'cool kid'. All the girls liked him and all the guys were friends with him. What happens when these two accidentally talk on the phone and a friendship begins to blossom?

What would you do if fate sent you a text message? Text back, of course. ~*~