Blackgirllead Stories

I'm Ahna Kay Smith-18, Black, bold, and built for the spotlight. Acting ain't just something I do, it's who I am. I didn't come to this school to play second fiddle or play it safe. I came to shake the room, flip the script, and make sure people remember my name-even if I gotta do it with a Southern drawl and a pair of hoop earrings. Then there's Benicio. Yeah, that Benicio-thick Puerto Rican accent, tall as hell, and talented without even trying. He says he's studying law to keep his daddy happy, but we both know he was made for this life, just like me. The camera loves him. So do most of the girls. But we? We got something different. We've been through it all in class-improv, scene study, movement, voice work-you name it. And somewhere between pretending to fall in love onstage and arguing like it's real, the lines started to blur. I know what folks expect from a girl like me and a boy like him in this industry, but we're not here to follow the rules. We're here to rewrite them. Our chemistry? It's not just for the scenes. It's in every look, every line, every "accidental" kiss we pretend is part of rehearsal. We're not just acting anymore-we're building something real. And whether the world's ready or not, we're about to show 'em what two brown kids with big dreams can do. One line, one kiss, one dream at a time.

(ON HOLD TEMPORARILY) What if the only way to save the world was to destroy it? This is the challenge Amani and Loré must face, two girls on the opposite side of a complex war gifted with powers they can barely control. Amani's quest for revenge leads to her seeking solace with a group of renegade soldiers while Loré is sent on a mission to capture Amani where, along the way, she struggles to understand the complexity of the world outside of her isolated home. What will happen when their worlds finally collide? New Chapter Every Sunday!

Blackbird They built her to disappear. She's about to become impossible to ignore. Seventeen-year-old Indigo Bellamy was raised deep in the woods of Mississippi by a man everyone else forgot, a ghost of the revolution, a former Black Panther with blood on his hands and a gun in every drawer. She thought he was paranoid. She thought she was just homeschooled. She was wrong. After his murder, Indigo learns the truth: she was part of a covert CIA experiment, Project Blackbird, designed to turn Black children into perfect weapons, programmed to infiltrate and destroy their own. Now she's the last one left... and they want her erased. But Indigo doesn't run. She burns. Chased by a rogue operative code-named Vulture, hunted through back alleys and busted safehouses from Atlanta to D.C., Indigo's not trying to survive-she's trying to expose the whole damn system. With help from a street hacker, a jaded journalist, and a fellow experiment who vanished into the woods, Indigo will crack codes, take punches, and pull the truth from the shadows. This isn't a game. This isn't a phase. This is war. ⚠️ Raw. Political. Relentless. A 1970s-set spy thriller where a girl raised in the ruins of revolution learns the government fears what it can't control-and she's not about to be controlled anymore.

Now operating out of Brooklyn with a clean front and a dirty past, Kiki James has gone from runner to strategist, building a silent empire in the shadows of the city. But power doesn't come without cost. When a young crew from D.C. moves into her territory with wild ambition and no rules, Kiki finds herself playing defense. Meanwhile, Agent Rylan resurfaces with a new task force, and Nasir's loyalty is tested when old connections return with secrets Kiki never saw coming. Enemies are watching. Allies are shifting. And Kiki must make her next move count. Because in this game? The queen survives by thinking ten steps ahead.

Ella's past haunts her like a ghost. Her feeble acts against her corrupted family led her to losing the boy she loves, but gifted her towards a path of freedom. When an opportunity arises for her to leave her uncles side and go to New York, she doesn't waste a second to leave the life of luxury, murder, and control. Now, a second year at NYU, Ella is given the opportunity to complete the task her uncle set out for her, which is to find the french drug populating the states "Rogue" and bring it back, so she can finally be free from his torture. But when the opportunity is snatched away, and all of Ella's hardships go to waste, Ella must make a decision to go back and die, or stay and be hunted down. She meets the Vemoure Family. The French Dynasty and owners of the billion dollar company, Vemoure Fragrance. After being kidnapped by the family, and trailed for her uncles crimes, Ella faces a truth more haunting then her past. Her dead mother was the creator of the drug, Rogue. And only she knows the key to stop its production. Ella must side with her uncle's enemies to find the truth of the drug that killed both her parents. She's bought back into the life of luxury, murder, and control, only now she has multiple targets on her back. One being the chairman's grandson, Val Vemoure, who's dead-set on killing Ella after the announcement of their arranged marriage. The other being his cousin, Victor Vemoure, who Ella can't stop fawning over. Ella must pick and choose what's more important, being free of this life of misery, or avenging her mother and killing the people that made her life a living hell.

High school isn't just about classes and cliques-it's where dreams get tested and secrets don't stay buried. For 14-year-old Mady, basketball is more than a game-it's her purpose, her passion, and maybe even her ticket out. After transferring to an elite private school known for both its academics and basketball team, Mady is determined to prove herself. But nothing is as simple as it seems. Between balancing recovery from a tough injury, dealing with new teammates, catching feelings she didn't expect, and uncovering a mystery that could ruin reputations, Mady quickly learns that the real pressure doesn't come from the scoreboard-it comes from life.

Ayana James has always been invisible. At school, she's just the quiet Black girl they talk over. At home, she's a target for her mother's rage and her sister's cruelty. But everything changes the day she blacks out-and wakes up surrounded by scorched walls, shattered glass, and voices whispering from inside her head. Something inside her has awakened. As she pieces together the mystery behind her powers and the fire that killed her real mother, Ayana is forced to face the truth: her entire life has been a lie built on control, fear, and silence. But Ayana isn't staying silent anymore. They tried to break her. They tried to hide her. But beneath the blackout... she's still burning.

A romance story about a girl who overthinks everything. Her overthinking makes her life difficult . She meets a mysterious gentle guy and tries to overcome her overthinking to get closer to him. My first story (don't be to harsh)😖

𝐒𝐑𝐊| "The maids come around too much Parents ain't around enough" original. all american, fanfiction. drama novel. cw. ©slickbonnets 2021 cover-by me ib- playboi carti

Nia wasn't planning on falling for the boy in the wheelchair. AJ wasn't planning on letting her go. High school just got way more complicated.

Amira Collins has mastered the art of disappearing-new schools, new cities, same invisible walls. She's not looking for friends, and definitely not for love. But when she's paired with Jordan Reyes-Eastbrook High's golden boy-for a project on modern love, everything starts to shift. Jordan is the kind of boy who lights up every room, the kind of boy who's never known silence the way Amira has. What begins as a reluctant school project slowly turns into late-night texts, stolen glances, and questions neither of them are ready to answer. First love isn't always perfect. But sometimes, it's exactly what we need to find ourselves.

My Pastel Fantasy is an EXO fanfiction starring Marisol "Mari" Miranda-Leoń, an EXO-L and waitress who is traveling to an EXO concert at the Tokyo Dome with her best friend Sasha in hopes of seeing and ~perhaps~ meeting the boys, especially her bias-wrecker Kai.

In the chaos of sophomore year, Shai never meant to fall in love-especially not with the boy whose smile could calm her storms and whose choices could shatter her twice as fast. What started as a spark in the breezeway becomes a wildfire neither of them can control. Nathan is sweet, funny, and dangerously easy to trust. He makes her feel seen in a way no one else ever has. But he also becomes the trigger for a heartbreak that unravels her from the inside out. Caught between family battles, forbidden kisses, late-night confessions, and a betrayal that leaves her spiraling, Shai's world tilts until she's no longer sure where love ends and self-destruction begins. One night, driven by confusion and desperation, she crosses a line she can't uncross-climbing through the same window Nathan once swore was too easy to enter. Their connection becomes a haunting: something neither can hold, but neither can let go of. Every hallway glance. Every whispered name. Every almost-conversation. And as Shai fights through the wreckage of her own heart, she's forced to face the truth she's been running from: Sometimes love doesn't kill you all at once. Sometimes it takes you slowly, memory by memory, moment by moment- until the person you used to be is gone. Romantic Homicide is a raw, intimate, and emotionally charged coming-of-age story about first love, first betrayal, and the haunting aftermath of giving your heart to someone who doesn't know how to hold it.

She only wanted to survive the year. She thought. Until the bed showed her how she'd die. Mary & Joseph College School is a mixed boarding school in Uganda. The rules are strict. When Kagoya Alyssa Anne, a quiet transfer student, is assigned that bed, she begins to dream-vivid, terrifying flashes of her future. And she's not the only one. One by one, a group of Senior Six girls begin seeing versions of their own fate: betrayal, heartbreak, poverty, even death. The visions feel too real to ignore. But are they warnings... or destinies?

You know how you watch T.V , movies, etc. And you see these crazy bizarre things happen to people, and you never think it will happen to you Well, little did I know. It did

Two years after Khalil's memories of the Pierce family are erased along with Painkiller's kill code, Jen comes to Akashic Valley for a transfer semester. She runs into Khalil at his bar, but he doesn't remember her.... Will Jen leave him alone and move on with her future, or will she do everything in her power to get him to remember her, and at what cost? And when Jen and Khalil get embroiled in Maya Odell's insidious plot, will they escape unscathed? My take on what happened after the events of the season 4 Black Lightning series finale. Basically, I believe that Jen and Khalil deserve a happy ending after everything they've gone through, and I intend to give them one after I make them suffer a lil bit, just because 😈😈

Summer was supposed to be a memory. But memories don't fade when the people in them show up in your school hallway. Back home after a wild summer in Ocean City, Simone tries to focus on school, friends, and leaving the drama behind. But when both Gavin and Damon pop up at her high school-with secrets, tension, and feelings that never fully went away-everything she thought was over comes crashing back. New rumors. Old flames. And someone watching from the shadows with receipts no one's ready to see. Because some things aren't just between them anymore. They're still between all of us.

Tasmia Blink, a wealthy 17 year old on a wealthy island in 1983, made and weaponized the motto YOLO before YOLO was YOLO. Ranging from her English papers to the little white text on the bottom of her modeling posters she's managed to sneak the phrase in. So, come along for a tale of reckless adolescence on the shores of a little island off the coast of California in the sweltering August sun. Where parents are fixated on their kids futures instead of the kids themselves and the kids are dying to be fixated on anything besides their own lives.

Hood Love Ain't Safe pulls you straight into the heart of Chicago-where every move counts, love gets tested, and loyalty could cost you everything. Aiyana's doing what she can to stay above water-holding it down for her little sister, minding her business, and trying to stay out of the mess. But when Mina goes missing, Aiyana's thrown into the very life she's been running from. Now the streets are watching, and she's got no choice but to move smart... and move fast. Enter Kamari-quiet, dangerous, and too fine for her own good. He's got his own demons, and the last thing he needs is to catch feelings. But what starts off as protection turns into something deeper, and soon Aiyana's caught between survival and a love that feel too real to let go. Twisted loyalties. Silent wars. Real emotion. Because in this city, love can heal you or ruin you. And one thing's always true: Hood love ain't safe.