A baby shower to remember as five friends replay memories of summer camp. Split pants, finger foods, secrets revealed, and a cup full of rum. Laugh along while we take a look at what happens when five friends reunite to support one of their own. (C) Copyright reserved - Otsana Stories The author expressly asserts all intellectual property and moral rights over this work. Infringement may lead to civil action, with associated potential financial penalties that may be imposed by a Court, including disgorgement of profits and cost orders against the defendant.

It was five years ago that Kyla's life changed at her family's beachouse. Things happened that's she's been running away from. When she sees him again will there still be undeniable feelings? or was it just a one-time thing? Creed had moved on from that night five years ago that he did something he shouldn't have. But when he sees her five years later at the beach house he can't deny he still has those feelings that changed everything. This story is for the Short Story Contest #FiveYearsSinceCollaborationContest Prompt: NewAdult Things happen for a reason, right? Good or bad these things change the direction of our life. What happens when you meet up again five years later? Do feelings disappear or do you decide to follow your heart and see what could be?

Short story submission for the Five Years Since Collaboration Contest Juliette has made a life for herself in a new city and established herself in her career. A morning walk brings her to her knees with grief. Can she find a path to recover from her past?

After a disastrous break up, Jules Clearwater runs into high school crush Dallas Knight. Did fate bring them together after 5 years or is it coincidence? This is a short story for the 5 Years Since Collaboration Contest. TeenFiction: More Than Coincidence. It's been five years since you last saw your biggest crush. How both of you ended up in the same city away from your hometowns makes no sense at all. It's got be more than coincidence, right? #fiveyearssincecollabcontest

"Remember: A mother always knows." Cole ends up in a big city under less than ideal circumstances but decides not to give up hope. Will his fate bring him the happy ending he always wished for? And is it really fate? Love isn't always as it seems, it seems... (C) Copyright reserved - Jana Malek (Jane C. Rain) 2020. The author expressly asserts all intellectual property and moral rights over this work. Any attempt to recreate it in any way will be reported and pursued accordingly.

When Alisha Bradley starts a new job, the last person she expects to run into, is her former college flame, Dean Hudson. Although Dean seems to be even more handsome than he was before, he gives her the cold shoulder, and soon sparks fly. Is there still unfinished business from their past, between them? Short story entry for the Five Years Since Collaboration Contest. Prompt: Exes Past (Romance) - It's been five years since your break up. You're finally meeting your nicest ex again as office partner and he's being such a jerk. How do you manage to cope?

Gray Matthews spent every summer of the last ten years at Camp ArrowWood... it was the highlight of his summer. Three years he's been a summer counselor at his beloved camp, and every summer is better than the last. With his friend Ryan by his side, it's set up to be the best summer of his life. Violet Woods has grown up knowing that being a counselor at her uncle's camp in the mountains of Colorado was always on her bucket list. When she's finally old enough to spend her first summer as an adult on the training staff, she never expects to meet a certain green-eyed counselor the night before camp starts. Will secrets exchanged under the moonlight change the course of their lives? What happens when Violet has to return home early, leaving Camp ArrowWood behind for five long years? Short Story entry for the #FiveYearsSinceCollabContest Prompt: New Adult It's been five years since a few friends' lives became irrevocably intertwined at a summer camp. Now their paths have crossed again and they must come to terms with what happened that summer. Complete, but I reserve the right to revisit these characters in the future.