1950 Stories

Aurora. raised in France, In a dainty old orphanage. Eventually, She gets a visitor. Sweet, Old, Albus Dumbledore, Which who changed her point of view at life. Albus knew what she was, And what a monster she would become. She wanted- No, Craved Death. Yet he would do anything to escape it. Will they help each other to get what they want? "Don't mock a pain you haven't endured'" "I am afraid I am rotten," she smiled, TOM RIDDLE X OC

She was staring at me as if she wanted to devour my very soul. The sorrow in her eyes had been replaced by a boundless sense of wonder and pure horror. She slowly closed her book, her fingers trembling against the ancient cover. 'Ponty? What is it? Why are you looking at me like that?' Cas asked, staring at her in confusion. He turned his gaze toward where I was sitting, following her line of sight. But he saw nothing. To him, I was merely a void. But Ponty stood up. Her gaze felt as though it were piercing straight into my eyes. Her lips moved, and she whispered: 'You... Who are you? Why are you sitting inside of me?' My breath hitched. She could see me! Suddenly, the library walls began to melt, and books tumbled from the shelves, swirling into a black vortex. Ponty's figure blurred, leaving behind only her golden hair and those eyes, filled with that terrifying question. 'I... I'm just...' I tried to speak, but no sound came out. Suddenly, Ponty reached out to me. The moment her fingers touched my chest, a sensation like a freezing electric shock jolted through my body. The entire library filled with a horrific scream-the same shrieks of the faceless girls from my dreams! Existence shattered into a thousand pieces."

It's 1950. The Colvett twins are attending their very first camp. However, kids didn't like them and bullied the girls for being different. Eventually, the girls seek some help, but that help is something sinister. This story is an entry for the @wattpadcreepypasta #Microfrights contest. Prompt #13 "All had a fear of the number 13. Why does this number haunt you?"

Eva-Marie’s father is Chicago’s biggest drug producer. Life for Eva-Marie could never be easy between keeping her family’s big secret and being forced to marry the arrogant Ray Jackson – and it only gets harder when David comes to town. Ever since David’s mother died, he became a cold and angry person because his father was always hard to please and barely spoke to him. And so, he takes the offer to fill the spot as Chief of Police without hesitation to make his father happy and uses it as an opportunity for them to bond closer. To prove he has what it takes, David has to bring down Chicago’s Trioxytin producer. David and Eva meet at a boat party but due to his hot temper, the two do not get along well. However, when they see that they’re in the same group of friends they learn to deal with each other. David and Eva fall in love without knowing that they’re each other’s greatest enemy. They have society against them as well as their parents, and their situations threatening to tear them apart. Will their love be enough to defy the odds against them? Told from both characters’ point of view and set in the state of Illinois in 1950, The Improbable, is a compelling romantic novel that pushes the envelope of the typical love story and will keep you hooked until the very last page.

Charlie, a young American homosexual in the 1950's, travels London where he becomes flat mates and friends with a chaotic Painter - Jack - who introduces him to the hidden under belly of Londons gay culture. After an attack that left him with meagre memory loss, he is desperate to remember the identity of the attacker, will an old friend searching for the past, Jack, and a small group of his mismatched friends help him discover the truth, while also coming to terms with himself?

Sophia Williams is twenty-three and newly arrived in Lubbock, Texas, after leaving Nashville behind. Following the loss of both her parents, she's emotionally worn down and musically adrift. A lifelong violinist raised on Appalachian bluegrass and country standards, Sophia once dreamed of touring the Grand Ole Opry - but grief has quieted her fire. Hoping for space to heal, she moves in with her widowed aunt, a former singer who now runs a cozy boardinghouse near downtown. One golden evening, while browsing for records and sheet music, Sophia wanders into a modest shop with a small stage tucked in the back. There, a lean, bespectacled young man is tuning his guitar with a focused kind of joy - Buddy Holly. He's still local, still unknown, but already living and breathing music like it's oxygen. The two strike up a slightly awkward, quietly charged conversation after Buddy hears Sophia humming a Carter Family tune under her breath. Curious, he asks if she plays anything. Their first real connection is tentative - a messy, impromptu jam session behind the store. Sophia's classical training and fiddle roots contrast Buddy's rockabilly streak, but the mix is... surprisingly natural. Neither is looking for anything more than music and maybe a friend who understands the weight of silence. But over long summer evenings spent trading melodies, walking beneath Texas skies, and learning each other's rhythms, the beginnings of something deeper begin to form. They don't fall in love quickly. This is the kind of story where love sneaks up slowly - in missed notes, shared harmonies, and the quiet in-between moments when words aren't needed.

Story's of you and The King Of Pop❤❤

========================== Summary: You live in the cities as a box appeared at your doorstep once you got home, not knowing what to do with it and had been revealed to be a telephone from the 1950s. You've had it for a couple of days before you heard the telephone ring, picking it up as so. "Hello?" ========================== Keep in mind "Encanto" takes place in either the 1950s or 1960s! It has been confirmed. This is also inspired by a DNF story, where I don't remember title, it took place in 1970. No, I don't ship DNF. ==========================

Set in the 1950's Teddy Rogers is your average, drunk but smart detective who would think it would be better off for him to be gambling than wasting his life solving cases. He is actually a special M16 agent who specializes in the field. Soon, a particular case will lead him to a girl that would change not only his life but his decisions as an enemy they both have in common raises the stakes that could well be the end for both of their lives.

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People like me were frowned upon in a small town like this. A girl who's supposed to a be respectable, sophisticated young lady who likes to go to church and do homework but I'm more adventurous. Who wants to be stuck in a house on a warm day when you could be outside climbing trees and fences? I don't want to see the same things I've seen everyday I want to live new exciting adventures. I crave it. Its a new era! It's 1959 for goodness sake, it's a revelation, well that's what I'm going to be. A revelation. When Dana meets a boy that understands her in this boring town, who knows what could happen. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Bad language, adult themes, offensive topics. I don't own the character teddy Duchamp and mean no offence whatsoever to Corey Feldman. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~EM

It was in the summer of 1950 when they met. He was a model and she was still in highschool, starting her senior year. She already knew he was trouble, but she was trouble as well. •••••••••••••••••••••••••• http://8tracks.com/_100004625378945/1950-badass 8tracks mix for fanfic :)

1950's a time when the silver screen shimmered with dreams, where voices drenched in melody echoed through the grand halls of cinema houses, and where every actor longed to be immortalized in black and white. Bombay, the beating heart of the Indian film industry, was a city of contradictions-glamour and grime, hope and heartbreak, love and loss. Among the dreamers was Madhumitha anand a woman of quiet resilience, her large kajal-lined eyes carrying stories deeper than any script. She had arrived in the city with nothing but a borrowed saree and a voice that could make the stars weep. Across the dazzling divide stood Dev kapoor the matinee idol whose every smile sent whispers through the nation, yet whose heart knew an emptiness no camera could capture. Their paths crossed under the golden glow of studio lights-a fateful screen test, a fleeting moment where time stood still. With every stolen glance, every whispered rehearsal behind the heavy brocade curtains, love blossomed between them-fragile yet defiant. But in an industry where love was a script rewritten by ambition, where secrets whispered in vanity vans could end careers, their love was never meant to be. As their stars rose, so did the shadows that threatened to pull them apart. Caught between the demands of fame, the cruel hand of fate, and a secret that could shatter everything, Meera and Raj would come to realize that in a world obsessed with happy endings, some love stories were meant to remain unfinished.

Strange occurrences plague a small town in the city of Lancaster Pennsylvania and Henrietta finds herself buried in the mystery that appears to be unraveling at the seams the further she digs for answers. However, you can only dig so far before you hit a scorching magma filled core... and get burned.

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Danny and Putzie have been best friends since birth, along with their best friends Kenickie, Sonny and Doody. Danny always treated Putzie as hi little brother. Danny is always protective of Putzie.

In 1950s Paris, Camille Sinclair, the daughter of a wealthy American businessman and a refined Parisian mother, grows up in a world of opera galas, and unspoken rules of high society. She has been taught to move with grace, to trust no one fully, and to preserve the family's reputation. But one night, as she steps out of the Opéra after a performance of Swan Lake, she hears something that will change her life - a saxophone drifting through the lamplit streets. Drawn by the music, she discovers a young street musician, a boy her age whose charm, fire, and freedom stand in stark contrast to everything she has ever known. What begins as curiosity soon becomes an irresistible pull: late-night encounters, stolen conversations, and the awakening of a love that defies the rigid boundaries of wealth and class. Yet in a city alive with both elegance and hardship, Camille must decide whether to remain within the safety of her mother's world - or to risk everything for the boy whose music taught her what freedom truly sounds like.