Americans Stories

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Just a collection of short stories I've come up with. I like fantasy, fairy tales and spiritual sort of things so that will probably be present in most of these. I really hope you enjoy them! DISCLAIMER TO THE COVER - IT IS JUST TEMP. UNTIL I MAKE MY OWN!

A World War II story

Ava Crueslow is a Chief's daughter, and as a prime example for women her age, she's forced into a lifestyle of cleaning, kneading, cooking, and living to be pretty, as society defines it. When the greedy Americans have taken her people's land, the responsibility of what to do next lies in the hands of the Chief. As closure, the Chief decides that moving across the mountains will help the distraught villagers find new life that no longer exists in the broken village once called their home. But this is a job for men, and men alone. They've been training for this opportunity for years. Ava Crueslow won't have it. She's hated the Americans for as long as she can remember and she feels obliged to travel the mountains herself instead of staying home to do the work of a common housewife. So on the day of the trip, she sneaks out and follows the men to the mountains...and the journey begins. Unfortunately, Ava, not having trained a day in her life, loses her way just minutes after beginning what she thought would be the thrill of a lifetime. Stranded, lost, and torn, she has to rely on a certain someone to help her along her way. Just her luck that he's American.

Just when the war was about to begin for him, it comes crashing to an end.

You've heard of the Greek gods and the Aztec Temples, but how about Sedna goddess of Death? Alvara's name means protector for a reason. After her adopted parents are killed in a forest fire she sets out to find what she stands for. With her fathers compass and a few people in a similar situation will Alvara finally know who she truly is? And will a sudden prophecy or crush get in the way?

Dear Readers, Just because I am a blonde girl, does not mean I am not vacuous, if you even know what that means (It means stupid). Dear Readers, Just because I am a hot guy does not mean I am messy and unclean. For your information, I have everything in order including my regular shower schedule and my priorities. Dear Readers, Just because I am an Arab or a Muslim does not mean I am a terrorist. If you actually take the time to know me, you would know that I have the biggest heart in the world and I would never hurt a fly. And Dear Readers, Just because I am a White American does not mean that I am the reincarnation of Homer Simpson - fat, lazy and dimwitted. I do not hold myself on a pedestal because I am more 'superior' than others. I am actually down-to-earth and relatable, just like all of you. All Rights Reserved. Copyright © 2017 by @britbrat747 #967 in Non-Fiction - 23/08/2017 #760 in Non-Fiction - 24/08/2017 #633 in Non-Fiction - 25/08/2017

So you're interested in the haunted history of Fireside Point, eh? Well, gather one and all because I've got a story for you.

A short story that came to me out of the blue after thinking about how important it is to see things outside the limitations of one's own culture.

Based in the year 2065 - Samantha Riley is about to turn eighteen years old when she starts to become unsettled with the orders she receives from the officials of Washington D.C. America has changed since her great grandmother Susie's time. Susie has told and continues to tell Samantha about how America use to be back in her time (around 2000-2016) before President Obama changed it all in 2016. Samantha is sickened at how America has changed and for the fact the American people did nothing to stop it all. Now, with Samantha's orders in hand and her travel to the Capital of America for graduation. What will she do to make sure the people of America can get their country back.

(A/N: This is another USKA story) President Y/N was in the dark room, But he see a weird guy named "Bob", He ask Y/N for help to take out the evil in brick rigs when a unknown army attack them his home. (A/N: I am 100% not American, I'm from Botswana)

Caylen is like no other teenage girl in 1962 Jackson, Mississippi. Read along as she discovers that the colour of her skin will not let her stop her from doing well in life as she is being knocked down by racism.

Uprooted Identity In a world divided by heritage and fate, one girl finds herself caught between two identities, two cultures, and two destinies. Torn from the life she once knew, Ataya is thrust into an unfamiliar world where she is both a captive and a curiosity. On the vast and treacherous seas, she struggles to understand those around her-especially the dark-skinned man whose presence on the ship raises questions she never thought to ask. As secrets unravel and harsh truths come to light, Ataya must confront her past, embrace her true self, and decide whether she will remain a pawn in someone else's story-or carve out her own. A gripping tale of survival, self-discovery, and the unbreakable human spirit, Uprooted Identity takes you on a journey where freedom is more than just escaping chains-it's about finding who you truly are.

Behind that mask.What do you see?A girl tearing or a girl lying. Behind that mask,what can you see?A girl stealing,or a girl crying. Behind that mask,what do you know?The truth of the girl,behind her stories. The corrupted government and her corrupted country misunderstands this girl,they just arrests her and makes her the biggest criminal.