Allgoodthings Stories

For a year Clary Fray had felt something was missing from her life. She felt the weight of memories and stories which were locked away from her. Until that one night she saw this beautiful yet familiar stranger at an art exhibition and it sets up a process of remembering who she really was. Will she be able to start over where she left off and will she be able to cope with the void her absence left within her loved ones? Set at the end of 03x22 English isn't my mother tongue, so please have mercy with my grammar.

"A true soldier doesn't fight because he hates what's in front of him, but because he loves what's behind him." - G.K. Chesterson WARNINGS: Slight cursing and gore, but not enough for a "mature" rating, in my opinion. However, it's REALLY long. So, if you really want to read it, prepare for a long read. 🤣

Simple little poems that I write to get thoughts and feelings out of my head. Writing them down helps me cope with them, I think. I try to update every Friday! Anyway, I hope you enjoy my crappy poetry! #51 Novice

⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️ "I Knew you for I knew you're heart was part gold You were the hero of the stories we once told...." In the brightest of flowers there are shadows, dark shadows that tinge its ambiance. In the darkest of hours there's a ray, and that ray may be enough to cast the darkness away. " Colors that made me " is a poetry collection that explores emotions in their brightest and darkest. It tells tales of darkness, hardship, love, light, insight, memory and discovery. It exposes our vulnerabilities and pushes the boundary of right and wrong. ⚜️⚜️⚜️⚜️ __________________________ #Angel awards 2020 (3rd)

Part 2 of the prequel series to "Imprinted Memories" No matter how often someone told him to let her go, he couldn't stay away. But being close and unseen is a burden that is hard to carry.

Don't get mad if I say anything good about you... It's something good!!! Writer is unknown.

Part 3 of the prequel series to "Imprinted Memories" The one thing he wanted the most required the biggest sacrifice.

Welcome to a place where you can shed your burdens aside freely, without question. I'm hoping this to be a safe space, where you don't have to worry about politics, or struggles, or relationships, or school issues. This is a place of love and peace and kindness.~~~ I just want to say that I personally have very strong beliefs and political views, and in the outside world I won't hesitate to defend them and stand up for them, but I also realize that, no matter who you are, or where you're from, or what beliefs you might have, everyone struggles, and everyone has some form of stress, or anxiety, and I'm hoping to make a place that one can come into and, at least for a little while, forget about all of that. That being said, if any political or negative comments are made, I'm going to delete them. Just a warning in advance. I hope you can find some form of comfort here:3 (DISCLAIMER: None of the pictures or gifs belong to me unless i say so)

[WATTYS WINNER 2022] What's it like to have everything you ever wanted? To be utterly, ridiculously, completely HAPPY? Pretty worrying, actually. *** In this Watty Winning (!!) standalone sequel to "All Good Things", we visit Alice, her family and friends at the All Good Things cafe. A lot has changed in 5 years. Her marriage is back on track and steamier than ever... at least when there isn't a kid within earshot. Fortunately, the youngest is in the smelly grip of puberty himself and just wants to be alone. Their daughter, the entrepreneurial prodigy, went off to university only to return disillusioned by life, love and Kierkegaard. Good thing the cafe is still afloat... just about. It's hard to make ends meet when you're trying to change the world, one plant-based latte at a time! Just as things are starting to look a little dire, Alice becomes an unwitting TikTok sensation and kids all over the city start copying her moves. Now, a corporate chain wants a piece of the action and Alice will have to decide whether she can stomach a return to the soul-suck of corporate life in order to keep her dream alive. [[70,000 words]]