Bikes Stories

Guys this is my third story i hope you will like it A bold girl name Jiu is a intern doctor she is mature than her age Haar hasi sach nahi hoti haar aansu jhooth nahi hota jo kheti hai "mai theek hu" vo kabhi kabar sach nahi hota And again english is not my first language All other characters will be introduced in the story itself

"Your brother is quite the menacing figure," Greyson suggested, his emerald gaze never straying from me as my brother stormed off behind him. "You saying you're scared?" I challenged, whipping my attention to him. His dark hazel eyes simmered with amusement as his eyebrow rose. "I'm Greyson Ryvers." "Yes..." I agreed slowly. "Your point?" He inhaled deeply, his unlatched boots making muffled thuds against the trailer door as he dropped onto the short grass and walked over to stand right in front of me. Right in front of me. If I breathed in, my stomach might touch his. So that's why I stopped breathing. Nothing else could be the reason. "I'm Greyson Ryvers," he repeated, his breath tingling on my nose. "I don't get scared." ----- Meet Cory Lawson, a stubborn (she prefers "determined") girl just trying to enjoy her last summer before college. She also happens to be the sister of Clay Lawson, the most talented motocross racer in their area. This summer at Raven Heights track, a competition is being held, and Clay has his eyes set on the championship. Cory is always by her brother's side. She's his best friend, number one fan, and always watches his back. Cue Greyson Ryvers, her brother's mysterious enemy, who ends up joining the competition. What was supposed to be an easy and fun summer turns into a roller coaster as Cory is left balancing her relationship with her brother and the cocky jerk who is infuriatingly alluring. As the summer goes on, sparks fly, and Cory finds her past, present and future are all thrown in a loop as Greyson races his way into her life. One headstrong girl. One cocky racer. One million consequences after meeting. Welcome to the world of Motocross.

Sally never sought the truth about her past. She only wanted a quiet life and a chance to breathe. But when long-buried secrets surfaced - about her mother, her inheritance, and the women her father harmed - she stepped into a world she never expected. Instead of walking away, she faced it head-on. She took back what was taken from her. In doing so, she uncovered her own strength. This is the story of how Sally found justice, found courage, and finally found herself.

Cad never planned a future. He learned to survive instead. Growing up on the streets, loyalty was survival, trust was rare, and weakness got you broken. But when Cad found himself taken in by a motorcycle club, everything changed. Under the watch of a man named Rook, he learned more than just how to fix engines - he learned discipline, loyalty, and what it meant to belong. Years later, Cad isn't the boy who ran anymore. He's a leader. A protector. The man the club trusts when everything is on the line. But when love finds its way into his life, and the weight of leadership begins to grow, Cad is forced to face something harder than survival: building a life worth keeping. Unbroken is a story about loyalty, loss, love, and the strength it takes to carry everything without letting it destroy you. Because sometimes, being strong isn't about fighting... It's about never breaking.

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─ the silent rider's status, muse, and so on.

'' listen, you can't blame anyone for this, okay?'', i said, trying to contain my anger, ''we all consented to this, so it's our fault.'' Hollie Wilson and Jae Rivers had always followed the guide lines. Why wouldn't they? They had everything they could want and they were comfortable with what they had. There was simply nothing else to it. But then rebellions rise from neighbouring towns, and war is threatened to come, starting to shape what could be the future of all the government's towns. Their lives slowly start to strip away, and it all comes down to one option; run and hope the departure isn't noticed. After all, what can you do when you are mindless and controlled? And what does safety and life itself value? Is there a point of going on, when rights disappear in seconds? Note;; This is a 'draft'. im starting to explore this idea, and anything could change as i write it. all characters and storylines belong to me. updated as plans come.

"I'm so proud of what you have achieved" "There's just always been something missing. These past five years have been different" "Of course they have, I would hope to haven't worked this hard to be the same" "I miss you" "I miss you but look how amazing you are without me holding you back" Book#2

i opened my eyes and took a deep breath how bad can it be? slowly i opened the chat a there it was: Felix : you can just ask me out instead you know? i just froze there. What? i can do what instead? ask-ask him out? oh my god. ____________ what do you think is going to happen when 17-year-old Sara likes a picture of her long time crush back from 2019 (and dies of embarrassment) and on top of that she has to live with him for the whole summer (sounds fun *winks*) but Sara's convinced he doesn't know who she is. is it true? ____________ (this is the most cringe cliche thing you'll ever read) English is not my first language so please ignore any grammar mistakes Thank you

I just need practice with writing and smaller sized stories, so here's this. But never mind ig, author can't keep promises Todoroki Centric All Platonic Fluff Angst TW⚠️⚠️ Razor blades Self harm Self hate Puking Insecurities Scars Angst Abuse Abusive parenting I'll update as I go

Youngsters can ride it

This is the story of a boy who lost all his friends on a long drive. That drive is now like a horror for him. He can never forget that ride. I went to him and asked him about his story. This story is all in his words as he said.

A bike ride is a journey. Some are more significant than others. This is one of those.