Abandonment Histórias

They left to build his future. They never realized they were leaving his childhood behind. At seven years old, Ayaan watches his parents leave him at his grandmother's home while they move far away for work. They promise it won't be forever. They call. They send money. They love him. But love from a distance cannot see everything. It cannot see the nights he cries quietly beneath his blanket. The bullying he is too afraid to speak about. The birthdays spent waiting for a car that never arrives. Or the countless times he almost says, *"I need you,"* before replacing those words with, *"I'm fine."* As the years pass, the little boy who once waited desperately for his parents learns something far more painful than loneliness: **He learns how to live without them.** By twenty-three, Ayaan has become the person everyone describes as quiet, independent and introverted. He can face almost anything alone-but he cannot comfortably tell his own mother that he misses her. He cannot explain his pain to his father. And even the words *"I love you"* sometimes refuse to leave his mouth. When his parents finally begin to understand the man their little boy has become, they are forced to confront a heartbreaking question: **Can you rebuild a bond after a child has spent his entire childhood learning not to need you?** *The Home I Never Had* is an emotional story about family, loneliness, childhood wounds, unspoken love, and the invisible distance that can grow between parents and their children. For every child who learned to say **"I'm fine"** when they weren't. And for every parent who believed providing a future was the same as being present for a childhood.

"The Chronicles of Bewa" unfolds the gripping narrative of a young Nigerian woman who defied the odds, marrying her celebrity crush against a mere 0.1% chance. She believed her troubles had come to an end, but what appeared to be a dream come true soon turned into a harrowing ordeal. Can Bewa endure a life designed to shatter her, or will she succumb to the expectations set upon her, breaking like a fragile piece of glass? "The Chronicles of Bewa" is a fictional work that incorporates some real-life characters, and I want to extend proper credit to the respective owners of these characters. Additionally, certain events in this narrative are inspired by historical occurrences, while others are entirely fictitious. Any resemblance between the story events and real-life events is purely coincidental. Furthermore, I'd like to clarify that the images used in this story do not belong to me. Proper credit is given to the rightful owners of these images. If I have ever given you my consent to publish any of my work, I would like to take this opportunity to formally withdraw that permission. Since no contract was signed and nothing of value was exchanged, you are not authorized to publish my work. If you have already done so, please take it down immediately

I've always wondered what would have happened to Murtasim if taking Meerab to Karachi would end up in her getting hurt physically. Would he realise that he was triggering her abandonment issues?

10k has been through a lot these past few years. Lost his step father, lost his entire group, and now he came to a place that looks rather safe and he's held at gun point. Can his life get any worst? Oh ya and the father who abandon him at age 3 is among the group who has him at gun point. Ya life in a zombie Apocalypse isn't easy. *Takes place a year after season 1 of Z Nation and the beginning of Season 3.)

One fateful day, Aphmau and Lilth sat in the woods. That day was different from hte rest. It was the day Aphmau "vanished". It was the day Aphmau was kicked out of the village. Running for her life.

Some things happened many years ago. But my body doesn't know that. Sometimes, all it takes is a smell, a voice, a sound. For a moment, the present disappears, and I am there again. Small. Afraid. Trying to figure out what I did wrong and what I need to do to be loved. I spent much of my life trying not to go back to those places. Now I am doing exactly the opposite. I am writing. Not because I have finally found all the answers. I haven't. I write because there are memories that continue to live inside me, even after all these years. Some I can talk about. Others still turn me back into that child who learned far too early to stay quiet, not to ask for help, and to hide her own pain. For a long time, I thought surviving meant leaving all of it behind. Today, I'm not so sure. Maybe writing this story is my way of discovering what remains of that little girl inside me, and who I would be without all this weight. A story about trauma, memory, abandonment, silence, and survival-told by someone who is still trying to understand what it means to have survived.

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*AU (duh) Overcome by life's woes, Romeo finds himself taking a stroll through the woods behind his house after dark -- something he has found himself doing a lot lately. However, this particular night, Romeo meets another weary soul, someone who can relate to Romeo's situation, someone who might just turn our hero's life around for good. Enter Nikki Sixx and his notebook. //Although it would be nice, it is not necessary to be familiar with both Nikki Sixx and Romeo Montague to enjoy the story as it is.

Leaving the hospital was something Seven Young has always daydreamed of; rejoining the society and eliminating her mental sickness. But the truth is, no patient has ever left the hospital, or have memories of the world beyond the white walls. Wanting the impossible is what Seven is used to. Everything changes when a band of rebels break into the hospital and steal her away—from both her pills and her comfortable lifestyle. They unravel the truth of the hospital and the land named as the most peaceful country they now wander in. Without the comforts of anything familiar, she desperately latches on to the next closest thing to a home: the rebels. Though they are a precarious group; people with dangerous ideas that could tear apart their country's peace and throw them into another bloody war. Without knowing what to do, Seven plunges headfirst into this destruction in a deadly battle between love and obsession, truth and falsities, and loyalty and betrayal. © Celia Summers / Celine Chau *EXTREMELY ROUGH COPY/VERY FIRST DRAFT* Harmony- NaNoWriMo2012 Anarchy- NaNoWriMo2013 Parity- NaNoWriMo2014 Like Fire Burns (Prequel)- NaNoWriMo2015 Dystopic Adventure

Feeling Ashamed for oversharing

wooo poetry

These are poems that go in accordance to almost every strong and consistent feeling I have. I usually do traditional stanza, however, there will be a few that vary styles. Once again, some will be vague, but the majority will be specific in references to depression, suicide, self-harm, and other potentially triggering themes. And some will have to do with television shows and fictional characters, who knows.

Gemma is pressured into drinking beer underage from her 'friends'. But from just that one act, she loses everything.

Captured and tortured at Malfoy Manor, Hermione Granger finds herself abandoned by Harry and Ron, who flee to save themselves. Left to the mercy of the sadistic Bellatrix Lestrange, Hermione endures relentless torment until she realizes the bitter truth: her so-called friends never truly valued her. Seizing this opportunity, Bellatrix manipulates Hermione's growing disillusionment, promising power, strength, and a twisted form of love. In this gripping and darkly romantic one-shot, explore Hermione's journey from betrayal and pain to power and a twisted kind of love, as she embraces her destiny alongside the witch who showed her true worth.

Abandoned by the only family she had--her parents. Alexandra Pennings, a child in the orphanage, "Orphan Family", is all alone in this gruesome world. Everyday is full of curiosity, hurt, and confusion over her parents. How are they like? Why did they leave her? Who are they? One day, she can't stand it anymore. Determined to find her parents and get some answers, she runs away. Will she find her parents and answer her questions?

"Mister Welden, are you sure about this?" Judge Woodbridge asks. Kai is sat in the witness stand, court is almost done and his parents are so close to getting what they deserved after years of torment. "Yes, I don't want to be near them ever again." The nine year old says, looking up at him, eyes pleading.

Jasper, a stubborn yet cat like teenager, who likes plants more than people and barely lets anyone touch him. Charlie, a patient and more energetic one, who is also a teenager is used to Jasper's complications and tries to make life as good as he can for his lover. They're trying to get through life. It gets hard and things will never be easy but if they love each other, it'll be okay.

Gippal finds Rikku at their old favorite spot in the ruins of home. After a round of name calling and a playful argument Rilkku realizes that although the Guado destroyed her home and her and Gippal both grew up and though everything seems to be totally different...nothing has really changed at all...and Gippal is still the biggest idiot of all.

Chapter 1 - This story is for a tension extract I had to do for my English class writing portfolio. TW - DO NOT READ IF ABUSE OR MURDER TRIGGERS YOU. CONTAINS GRAPHIC VIOLENCE, CHILD AND ADULT ABUSE AND DEATH.