Cigarrettes Stories

nerd × rebel 🥇#adhd 🥇#insomnia 🥇#gay 🥇#addiction Lorenzo is depressed, lonely, and mourning the recent death of his little sister Rosella. Leaving his downcast family in Italy, he decides to attend college in America instead of his hometown. However, he soon regrets his decision when he gets paired with the sweet, overbearing Milo Brooks in a dorm room. Milo thought his life couldn't get worse than it was. The neurodivergent insomniac was constantly tired and anxious. He never got enough sleep, yet he couldn't get any more no matter how hard he tried. When he gets paired with the elusive, heavy-smoking Lorenzo, he doesn't know how he will ever relax again. When Milo and Lorenzo become roommates, there is no coming back. Even though they are both complete opposites of each other, they may have much more in common than they once thought.

This is a story about me saying goodbye to my mom. She died in November of 1999. My mom had a great influence on my life and I'm very happy to have been with her when she died.

Elle s'appelle Rose, issue d'une famille parfaite, née d'un journal que son père a écrit quand il a commencé à être obsédée par sa mère. Aujourd'hui, Rose est devenue une adolescente complexe, cherchant sa place dans sa famille et son entourage réduit, tentant de sauver tout le monde, quitte à s'oublier. Mais jusqu'où va-t-elle tomber avant de réussir à appeler à l'aide ? Suivez l'histoire d'une adolescente face à sa santé mentale et à la réalité des relations complexes, disponible très bientôt à la lecture.

General Admission is a gritty, multi-perspective 1970s rock-and-crime story set against the smoke-filled, dangerous, and electric world of live arena concerts. Set in 1975, the story opens in Grand Rapids, Michigan, where six teenage fans pile into a faded 1970 Chevy Impala and head downtown for a general-admission concert by a rising, unnamed rock band. The band is trapped inside a machine that sells rebellion while feeding off everyone around it: the fans, the crew, the musicians, the women backstage, the local promoters, and even the cities themselves. As the tour moves from one venue to the next, the story shifts between multiple points of view - teenage fans, exhausted performers, cynical handlers, desperate criminals, and workers who understand that the show must go on no matter who gets hurt. Part homage to the lost era of 1970s live music and part crime saga, General Admission explores what happens when youthful freedom, corporate exploitation, organized crime, and rock-and-roll mythology collide. The concert is the promise. The crowd is the cover. And backstage, the real performance is already underway. Copyright © 2026 Marvin Moore. All rights reserved. No part of this work, including its title, characters, story concepts, scenes, dialogue, structure, descriptions, or related materials, may be reproduced, distributed, transmitted, adapted, publicly performed, displayed, or used in any form or by any means without the prior written permission of the copyright holder, except as permitted by applicable copyright law. This work is an original fictional creation. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, real musical groups, businesses, events, or locations is either coincidental or used fictitiously for purposes of dramatic storytelling. All rights, including film, television, streaming, stage, publishing, audio, translation, merchandising, sequel, prequel, remake, adaptation, and derivative rights, are expressly reserved by the author.

Just like the music ♥

❝Make it sound so sweet when you lie to me.❞ Sometimes you just need a reason, and a little courage to quit the toxic things in your life. Or, in which a famous boy who smokes too many cigarettes and a girl who is stuck in a toxic relationship cross paths outside of a pizza parlor.

This is a story about high school in the 1970's. This is a time when there were no phones or computers nor an Internet. Seventeen year old Marvin Dennis is a brainy nerd and a gifted cellist. Jennifer Langston is a beautiful girl who experiences an unspeakable tragedy. Can they develop a friendship? Or perhaps something more . . . ?

Some connections begin with conversations. Others begin with things half-spoken. Adrian Reyes has always moved through life with quiet confidence-well dressed without trying, observant without being intrusive, effortlessly good at most things he does. Most things... except history. Between surviving his night class, keeping up with his loud but loyal best friend Jave, and navigating the chaos of university life, Adrian is used to being in control. Elio, on the other hand, is starting over. A year after walking away from a seven-year relationship, he enters university hoping for something simple: space, distraction, and maybe a quieter version of himself. He keeps to the back of the classroom, listens more than he speaks, and carries a kind of hope that comes from surviving something difficult. They sit only a chair apart. Adrian doesn't know him. Elio remembers him. Between passing glances, quiet observations, and words left unsaid, something begins to unfold-not loudly, not dramatically, but slowly... in the spaces between. Some stories start with a spark. This one starts with a silence. And sometimes, silence says the most.

Kem McGregor is a Romani boy new to the small town of Amherst. When strange things start to happen, everyone blames the "Gypsy" boy. But what is really going on in Amherst? And what does the mysterious Claudius Adams have to do with it?

"Do I look like a homeless man to you?"" "N-No." "Then why did you drop money in my cup?" "Because I liked your rap." "Did you now?" ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Where a twisted aspiring rapper lures in a young naive girl.

𝘚𝘩𝘰𝘵𝘨𝘶𝘯𝘯𝘪𝘯𝘨

"hey, you wanna smoke?"

This is just a little story I wrote on my geography class. I actually liked the idea so I thought about posting it here on wattpad. Hope you like it. Meet Christina, a girl whose mind is confused and hurt. After the boy she loved her whole life confessed loving her, will Christina leave her addiction for cigarettes just to stay with her all life love? Find out in this one shot book written by myself.

[ COMPLETED ] . All seems to be going perfectly well in the young and assertive life of Rory Anderson. But, like every point in a teenagers life, things begin to fall apart: in her case, it's her love life. When Caleb, her boyfriend of two long years begins to slowly show signs of loosing interest, she begins to worry. But like all problems...there's a solution. Enlisting the help of Seth, her boyfriend's best friend; a flawless plan is formed. But then, another problem presents itself... Rory gradually finds herself falling for Seth's bad boy charm and it all seems to be getting worse from there. But she can hardly help it since what Seth begins to offer her is something she's longed for, her entire life; redamancy.

Uhh you can read if you want? It's my first story and I just wrote the first chapter so yeah lol

"Tell me a story." "Once upon a time, a boy fell in love with a broken girl in love with nicotine..."

Cigarette Girl has a tight hold on the narrator and through two poems and a short story their story of cigarette smoke and abuse is told.