Characterisolation Stories

"I really have no interest in getting to know you." Lana was special. Lev was just a kid who always slept in class. Two kids with peculiar reputations suddenly set up as seatmates, and it was already clear from the beginning that they were total opposites. They would have continued on with their lives, ignoring each other like nothing new happened. But a day later and an offer in exchange for special recitation points, and suddenly Lana was jumping into Lev's business like her grades relied on him. And to be frank, maybe they really did. "Why won't you just leave me alone?" "You know the answer... You don't want me to."

Ivy had no interest in life. Luke was fully in love with it. But when they first met, Luke was already adamant to hang out with Ivy. Her seatmate is undoubtedly strange. But to finally have a companion was something even stranger to her. How could someone be so desperate for a companion, that they hang on tight to the last person that would offer their companionship to him? [Tw: depression, anxiety] [Ctto of the art used in the book cover.)

"Was it just a coincidence?" He believed in destiny. She didn't. But when they realized that they listened to the same songs at the same exact times, he was convinced that she was the one destined for him. What are the chances that two different people, both immersed in their own worlds in their own headset and earphones, would be listening to same exact songs at the same exact times? Can it still be considered a coincidence if it keeps happening again and again? Is Destiny even real? [Tw: mentions of mental health disorders]

‼️RATED MATURE FOR MENTIONS OF ABUSE‼️ "You were my one chance at a normal life..." He was a boy who had taken too much jobs but speaks too little about himself. She was a girl who had wandered too much but left too little hope for her future. Their worlds collide one day when misfortune chases the both of them into a common corner, and from then on, both their fates refused to part ways. But as unfortunate as they both may be, their misfortune might just be what leads them to their luckiest charms. [Tw.: mentions of abuse, neglect, and mental health issues.]