Classdivision Stories

Sixteen-year-old Sawyer Satoya-Sabinsky has it all. He's a genius in the wizarding chant language Silversong and the most popular boy in Willard Academy, a prestigious school for aristocratic wizards. He can afford to hex idiots out of his way and choose the prettiest girls. When winds of change sweep over Willard and non-aristocratic students are admitted to study there, Sawyer refuses to accept it. He arranges a resistance movement, but his arrogance rapidly gains him enemies, none more dangerous than the Paraforce, a wizarding terrorist organization whose fighters use Shadowsong, a terrifying chant language that Silversong can't block, no matter how good you are at it. And the Paraforce might not even be Sawyer's greatest challenge - it might be Mia, an eccentric, crippled girl, who poses uncomfortable questions and kindles that aching secret Sawyer thought he had buried forever.

In a world where every person's identity is trapped inside marbles floating within glass fishbowl heads, birthdays are built on sacrifice, with every new marble taken from someone who has less. Desperate to escape the endless cycle of status and tradition, a boy wishes not for more marbles or mythical beasts, but for an ordinary dog. His unlikely wish leads him to a forgotten truth that could shatter the fragile society built upon the very identities people believe define them.

The world has changed in the future, the past now put behind and forgotten. Everybody at birth is labeled with a number formed from their qualities. Their life is now based on that label, which slowly deteriorates society. Rebellions begin to create, but can things go back to normal? Being born with a score of 100 puts you in a position of power immediately upon birth. You are born with all natural qualities. The only male with a score of 100 has abilities, supernatural abilities, that nobody can conquer. However, no other 100 is ever known about. Sierra Lynn is the first known girl to be born with a 100. The doctor who had to test her assets labeled her a 34. With such a low number, she was thrown out into the poor side of the town, forgotten and mistreated. What happens when the truth of her number comes out? Will chaos erupt, and her Prince Charming come get her or will everything be hidden away from the world.

"We're all in the same game, just different levels. Dealing with the same hell, just different devils." In a world where love was so brilliantly deprived, those who felt such an emotion would receive an immediate death sentence. Copyright © 2017 by thuan m. tran. only available on Wattpad.

Zahra starts of life as a poor flower seller living with her younger brother, sister who had helped raise her up and a father who drinks and plays the kemanjahh, casting a spell on any woman who hears him play. One day, during a wedding of a close family friend Sophia, Zahra was lucky to have been heard by a rich music teacher and famous pianist. From that day, Zahra's life changes direction and her life is transformed. But is this transformation for the better?? Read the story to find out...

Talia, Andy, Hamish, and Jamie are just kids threatened with falling through the cracks. Living on the rougher side of town, always shadowed by the rich cliff-inhabitants in their mega-mansions. When they uncover a secret, something that could ruin the ocean town of Mariner's Point, they have to make difficult decisions. Tell the truth, and threaten their lives, or live forever in unjust silence. And what happens when one of them falls in love with the rich son involved in the scandal? This story is a teen fiction with romance, adventure, some comedy, and some heartbreak. Read at your own discretion lovelies. Also, for anyone that likes OBX, this is inspired by it. I kind of made my own version, my own little project. Completely seperate, but I drew inspiration from there the most.

Cecily Dencourt has her life mapped out perfectly. Marry Edmund Torrington, save her family from disgrace with his wealth, and publish her music in secret. It's a golden oppurtunity when she's sent to live with the Torringtons. But, when age-old loyalties are shattered and her secrets are threatened, can she untangle herself from a disaster she composed? Anthony Peyton is fleeing his past. Escape appears when he's called to live with his distant relatives, the Torringtons. He's here to work. Not fall in love. And especially not with his cousin's fiancée. But Cecily holds his broken heart in the palm of her hand. Is this his chance at love, or is he utterly doomed? Through the social upheavals of Elizabethan London and the origins of one iconic song, can an earl's daughter and a country parson's son find enough middle ground to form a life together? And will their days be filled with music or dreary silence?