Bonfire Stories

Maeve Bennett agrees to be Isaac Garcia's fake girlfriend as a joke. It's supposed to fix a problem. Not become one. No feelings. No attachment. No falling in love. That was the rule. They just forgot how easily rules break. ----------------------------------------------------------------------- 🥇#isaacwalter 20.05.2026 🥇#walter 20.05.2026 🥇#walterboys 24.05.2026 🥇#teenagedream 24.05.2026 [16.05.2026-07.06.2026]

𝓗𝓮𝔂𝔂 𝓬𝓾𝓽𝓲𝓮𝓼💗.. 𝓣𝓱𝓲𝓼 𝓲𝓼 𝓳𝓾𝓱𝓲𝓲 𝓱𝓮𝓪𝓻𝓮.. 𝗧𝗵𝗶𝘀 𝗶𝘀 𝗺𝘆 𝗳𝗶𝗿𝘀𝘁 𝘀𝘁𝗼𝗿𝘆𝘆 🙌 In a school where dreams often feel bigger than reality, she is chaos wrapped in laughter-careless, dramatic, and endlessly alive-someone who dreams of touching the sky in her own way. He is her opposite in every sense: calm, observant, slightly mysterious, and someone who believes emotions are best hidden than expressed. Their worlds collide through constant nok-jhok, accidental moments, and arguments that never really feel like just arguments. What starts as irritation slowly turns into something heavier-something neither of them knows how to name. But love here isn't simple. It grows quietly between ambitions, friendships, family ties, and unspoken fears. As destinies start to unfold in unexpected ways, they are forced to face one truth:"𝙏𝙝𝙚𝙮 𝙬𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙣'𝙩 𝙢𝙚𝙖𝙣𝙩 𝙩𝙤 𝙢𝙚𝙚𝙩, 𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙮 𝙬𝙚𝙧𝙚𝙣'𝙩 𝙢𝙚𝙖𝙣𝙩 𝙩𝙤 𝙛𝙖𝙡𝙡, 𝘽𝙪𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝓓𝓮𝓼𝓽𝓲𝓷𝔂 𝙝𝙖𝙨 𝙤𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙥𝙡𝙖𝙣𝙨 "

she has a girlfriend. he has one too. they hate each other as much as they hate this nowhere town. hate. that word can mean so many things.

Ellen Hopkins shares her work on Wattpad in honor of Banned Books Week.

Years after breaking dawn the Cullen's are living a happy and peaceful life. Emmett and Rose go off on a hunt when they stumble upon a baby. They raise the child as their own giving her a normal life as much as they can. This is a story of their daughter in her teenage years.

I first wrote this story when I was in the 8th grade after reading The Outsiders and falling completely in love with its world, characters, and heart. Like a lot of readers, I wasn't ready to leave Tulsa behind, so I created a story of my own. Years later, I found those old pages again and realized the feelings that inspired them were still there. So I decided to finally put it out into the world. I've grown up a lot since then, and so has this story. I rewrote scenes, deepened the emotions, and changed a few things along the way,including her name. But at its core, it's still the same story I dreamed up as a kid: about music, first love, heartbreak, friendship, and trying to find where you belong when the world has already decided who you are. This is a fan-created work inspired by The Outsiders. I do not own the original characters or source material, aside from my own original character and story additions. When the Music Started is for anyone who ever finished a book and wished they could stay a little longer.

I leaned forward, warming my hands by with the heat of the bonfire. Flames danced across the faces of those sitting on logs around me. I couldn't help but smile at the simplicity of it all and how I almost didn't even come tonight. Good thing Sam is as good of a persuader as she is. A yawn escaped my mouth and I did my best to cover it with my one hand while the other checked the time on my phone. At the same moment, a feather light tough grazed my bare shoulder, so softly, yet firm enough to make my head spin to the side. I saw nothing. I turned back to the fire with a scowl on my face. Just then I heard someone shout as a fight broke out between two seniors on the sandy beach not ten feet from where I sat. But as I looked up, it wasn't the fight that had stolen my attention. Two piercing blue eyes locked with mine from across the fire. A sly smirk lay plastered on his face as he raised an eyebrow in mock innocence. I looked down, feeling the heat in my cheeks escalating. But my eyes were drawn back up to see that my mysterious admirer was no where in sight. "Looking for someone?" asked a deep, husky voice from over my shoulder.

Chloe Spencer was the girl who always had everything handed to her. A successful modeling career, a luxurious lifestyle, and just about any opportunity she could dream of. But she only ever wanted one thing: a life of her own. After making a deal with her father, Chloe moved across the country to Los Angeles where she was given four years to have the very thing she always wanted. Four years later... She was finished with college, enjoying her last summer with her two best friend's, and in a better place both physically and emotionally than she had ever been before. A deal was a deal, but Chloe wasn't ready to give it all up and go back to the life that still haunted her... There couldn't have been a worse time for Chloe to meet handsome and charming, Chase Evans, a young business tycoon. Chloe saw him for the womanizer he was, not the man he could be. But Chase wasn't letting her get away that easily, not when he always got what he wanted. When her days in L.A. are limited, and her love is guarded, will he be able to steal her heart? Or will she slip right through his fingers? In this dangerous world of lust and betrayal, someone's heart is bound to get broken...

Post-college, Aubrey moves back to the beach town she grew up in to figure things out and get away from city life at the same time. It's the story of a summer, full of endings and beginnings, and trying to determine which of the two should be focused on.

Sequel to This Time I'll Hang, Close the Door. Summer Quinn has been through a lot. There's been secrets, lies, changes, and promises. Finally some good events are taking place. But when good things come along, bad things have to balance the world out, right? What happens when the unimaginable happens? When the secrets come out, the lies unfold, the changes are for the worse, and the promises break? Well, that's for Mr. and Mrs. Quinn to find out. --QUICK NOTE! Kellin Quinn is not with Kate in this story. Instead he is with some fictional character I made up in my head (cool right?). Also, I do not own any band members nor famous people mentioned in this story, even though I would like to. Thank you for understanding.-- Warning: Sexual content, vulgar language, self harm, medical issues, death, and violence will be in this story. I will warn you when and if characters in the story are getting it on, when and if characters in the story are dying (or in pain either caused by others or themselves), and when and if something goes down that I don't think all of you want to read. But, I will only warn you all if it is truly needed. :) Dedicated to: @InnocentDemon69 Cover by: simplystiles-

Have you ever felt that you life couldn't get any better. Well Natalie Roysen though so too. But when her world comes crashing down on her, well.... she doesn't' think so anymore. When she dumps her boyfriend, moves to a new town and leaves everything behind all is well. But what will happen when she comes back. Same town. Same school. Same friends. But some things have changed. For better or for worse? Natalie will have to find out.

At the annual summer bonfire,the last party before school begins, Marley Brayden wanted to forget about boys and all the heartache they bring. However, her best friend had a different plan. This leads her to a night filled with a certain new boy with an adorable laugh, that makes her believe that maybe she can be happy just like her friend wanted. When school starts and Marley runs into Camden Westford, those hopes of a future with the boy at the bonfire come crashing down and to her distaste she can't seem to avoid him...

Lizzie Wilson's life had been turned upside down after the loss of her mother. After 3 long months of watching life pass by, Lizzie is sent to live with her aunt in Australia. Just as she thinks her life is getting back on track she meets Asher Brady who was about change everything...

Light the lanterns. Carve the pumpkins. It's getting spooky, witches. ---------------------- In the foggy town of Hollywood, Oregon, Mazie Oliver is sucked into a mysterious vortex of missing persons, cheerleaders with drug addictions, haunted cabins, and late night rendezvouses in the woods. Oh, and her hot, hot neighbor, Christian Slater. Who is determined, with her help, to solve the Murder Mystery before the clock strikes midnight on Halloween.

READ TO FIND OUT I don't own the cover pics.

"It was summer but the bones of the trees were already showing. Like them I was bare naked and thrust toward the sky, feeling the death of summer like a phoenix flame." Just because you're dead doesn't mean you can't feel alive. *some explicit language*

Hello there, everyone :) It's Karisa, and I just published my first book, Seeing Triple! I'm more than happy to announce that it's available both on print and ebook on Amazon!! But for a limited time, I'm going to have nearly the entire novel available for you to read right here!! :) So please feel free to read, share, reread, and share it again! Also, please don't hesitate to comment and vote! God bless and shine on, my stars :) Summary: Some people were born for change. Others? Not so much. You’ve got to be kidding me. Cape Cod, Massachusetts? Two words: NO WAY. Life had been easy for the Gray sisters. Everything they could dream of was right within reach. That is, living in their luxurious Santa Barbara home. In the blink of an eye, the family is forced to pack bags and head to an East Coast beach town, a world entirely different from the one they love. For Natalie, it’s caught between Friday night parties and the struggling redemption after one viral video gone wrong. It might even involve the obnoxious—and kinda cute—physics partner who sends her head spinning. Madi will do anything for that elusive soccer scholarship to her dream college. Perhaps she’s become too dependent on her fragile hopes. The only thing she can’t wrap her head around is the butterfly feeling she gets whenever a certain drummer is nearby. All Aubrey wants is to survive junior year with flawless grades. If only she could avoid the distracting but mysterious students she unintentionally becomes acquainted with. But when she overhears a troubling rumor connected to her sister, she’ll be forced to separate fact from fiction. When life hits shuffle, the girls suddenly have more than they can handle. Is God putting too much on their plates, or is this exactly what he ordered? Something—either Cape Cod or the Gray family—is going to have to adjust soon. And by the end of the day, these triplets might be switching more than just outfits.

I am publishing this story with a lump in my throat. Suffering from a lifelong writer's block, wanting every little detail of my stories to be perfect, I have never finished a story before. I wrote this story while high and made a few edits afterwards to make it more coherent but I didn't spend too long trying for perfection to challenge myself to let go. It's an Alice-in-wonderland/spirited away type story with a "there and back again" model where the main character is lost on the streets of London and out of tune with the world. She is drawn by a neon sign with a guy standing outside who leads her into a bar in an alternate reality. Within this bar, the character discovers peace, beauty, wonder, desire, love, chaos, suffering and darkness. She undergoes a spiritual transformation which gives her a renewed sense of self and direction. The funny thing is that a year after writing this story while high, I found a bar in Dublin which was extremely similar to the bar I had imagined in my head. I was drunk when I found it and couldn't remember its location, so I spent another year trying to find it again. I managed to find it in a sober condition just before leaving Dublin. That was over a year ago, so I feel like it's time to post my story into this void, not neccesarily hoping for it to be read by a bunch of people but to release it from my control. Also, I don't spend a lot of time drunk or high so these events were totally circumstancial...