Buddingfriendship Stories

Warren Rollington, a future heir to ownership of his family's generational gun company, R.H.J. Rollington. He's always in a suit, and his dad's got the best mansion money could by in the area. He aspires to be like his dad, and not only run a company , but also be mayor. He loves, people , and is a great conversationalist. He is always seen in his signature look; a perfectly tailored suit, Brogues, a tie, cuff links, argyle socks, and you cannot forget about his mannerisms to top. You see, he is a man of many words, but little emotion. Sure, he'll fluctuate smiles and tones, but he doesn't show much other than that. His back is always straight, hands either at his side or lowly crossed. He has a deep, stern voice, that is very mature for his age. Matthew Clarke is on the opposite end of the spectrum. The spectrum of wealth, and the spectrum oof sociability. But he is up-to-par with Warren in the smarts category. Always quiet, you'd never expect him to be so smart, but he is as a whip. He can answer every question any teacher throws out, and always gets A's on his assignments, but he also is the one person out of the entire student body that Warren Rollington doesn't truly know. That is why, the day Mrs.Thornsbury paired the two up, Warren was ecstatic. He even showed a bit of a smile, when he read Matthew's name on the board, but that was quickly wiped off with a clear of his throat. Though Matthew is of course reluctant, Warren pushes himself toward him, making it hard for Matthew t get away. Warren would like to befriend him, and he would like his got for the school presidential election as well. What will happen when they start to get closer, and Warren's thick, straightforward shell starts to crack, and he loosens up around him a little bit? What happened when Matthew's anxiety starts to fade while being in the presence of Warren? A side of each that the world has never known...

Billy Hargrove is sent out into the night to find his missing step-sister after receiving an unusually harsh lesson in responsibility from his father. He knows he can't go home without Max in tow, but how is he supposed to be able to face her, or anyone else, when he can't even face himself in the mirror after what Neil has done to him? //Season 2 Finale - Canon divergence. What-if that fight with Steve at the Byers house had gone down differently and Billy found compassion in the hands of his rival instead of mirrored aggression? //

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There's a girl at the elite private school of West Hollywood High School. She keeps her head down because she doesn't want to be seen. One person sees her very clearly and wishes for everyone to not only see her but hear her, in all of her glory.

A Ghost Light is a light left on a stage in an otherwise darkened theatre. Standing alone, it offers light to the last ones there and the first to arrive. Casting a glow to light the way for the brave souls who venture into the dark void of the empty house, illuminating a few vacant seats, and showing you the stairs for safe passage down and out. He's a big time movie star, landing role after role, always playing the good guy, the hero, the one left standing, and is a reluctant role model for many because of this, but he feels alone. Alone on a darkened stage, just waiting for some trap door to open and let him out of the spotlight for just a second. She's the somewhat mousy writer who wrote the book, the book that was so successful it is being turned into a TV series, which she has also been asked to write, and may just have a starring role in, to boot. But she used a false name on the title for a reason, she doesn't like all of the attention, the only way she was brave enough in the first place was to become her own ghost writer. Trying to get a bit of a freer schedule, James Nelson takes this job without much research, not thinking he might be also taking on the handful of a writer and costar he gained in the process, not to mention what is left unspoken between them. Trying to find spare time just became a realization that time isn't what matters, it's what you occupy it with.

Sailing from far away Alanna arrives in the country of Naun to meet her new teacher. During her search, she stumbles across the Royal Family and winds up saving the life of Crown Prince Alastor. When the King of Naun congratulates her, he mistakes her for a man. Not wanting to correct the king in front of hundreds of people, she doesn't tell him her true gender. As a reward for her good deed, the king makes her Alastors appointed servant. Will Alanna be able to keep her secret, or will everyone find out?