Coffeehouse Stories

A young man is working away from a table in the corner of a café and looks up to... a woman at the counter. She is captivating, to say the least, but performing what might be magic...or something more sinister. Is this really happening? What, exactly, is happening? And, most importantly, is this young man haunted following this strange occurrence?

What are the odds? Of sitting next to an attractive man with money, the same interests and an amazing personality? Or isn't he the person he says he is? "Your eyes shine of intelligence, darling, but you will never understand me"

One girl, one boy. No, make that two boys. Hahahaha. Well, what else can I describe her when she acts, dresses and feels like a boy? Meet Jelliade Crane, the walking Wikipedia. A very sarcastic being thrown into the human world. Insert Wrange Minadi, the anti-social geek. A very calm and curious person that can shame the innocence of a snail when he takes a step. Everything happens for a reason. Heck, everybody changes for a reason. So pull those levers down and join the epic twists of this masterpiece. Buckle up if you want to read on for this contains a crapload of sarcasm and can trigger death.

Inspired by the likes of Love Simon & Heartstopper this LGBTQ+ romance story follows the Journey of Will a college student in the uk who works in a coffee house name A Cup Of Joy. He's a strong minded individual who is not only studying and working but dealing with more trauma than he likes to admit. University is in sight and Will tries to navigate his way through his final years of college whilst getting tied up in a nasty love triangle, he begins defining himself as a person and a writer and redefines the real meaning of a good cup of coffee. (Unfinished Weekly Updates, sometimes multiple.)

gathered over a cup of coffee, a stranger changes Adam's view on life...

( 𝟒𝐑𝐌𝟎𝐍𝟏𝟒 ) ➫ my favourite lyrics. ♯music/poetic writing! ongoing. ©NEOFILMS, 2021.

Gemma has struck out on her own in the Emerald City, circa long ago 1990s. Can the music lover still find a true fairytale ending in the not-so-distant past?

After all this time... I still miss you everyday... ▪under editing▪ (The grammar is off, need to be fixed)

Just looking at her is giving me heart problems. It hurt to know that I was already getting addicted. Everything about her made my body hurt, her smile, her laugh, her sarcasm and even her horrible jokes. The way she snorted when she laughed or she would scrunch up her nose when she was concentrating. It physically pained me to know so much about her when she barely noticed me. She was intoxicating and I think she knew it. "Love hurts but rejection hurts way more" Unknown

I was a stranger to myself. Then I met the girl in the coffeehouse. ------- Gold Ivory Stars Winner (Short Story)

A coffee shop is always a lively place. You especially hear a lot of random but interesting gossip everyday when working as a barista. Well if you want, you could join the coffee shop and eavesdrop on those stories like I do. This story will just be a collection of very short discussions that I would work on whenever I feel like it. This story will be some way to prevent myself from burning out when working on my other story.

Sam loves his job. The delicious smells of a fresh brew and the welcoming afternoon chatter; also the regulars. While falling in love with a regular at the coffeehouse, he doesn't realize he's also falling into place as a victim of The Mafia.

A normal coffee shop A normal woman who dreams of owning her own diner A normal man... well that's what she thought. Go through a rollercoaster of adventures with Chloe and Aiden - all a "summer fling" - And find out - is true love worth it?

A girl, down on her luck, meets her celebrity idol at the coffeehouse she busts tables for. The guy leaves without a name, and a payphone is her only means of communication. What will happen; will these two collide or will she be sent to voicemail?

my late night thoughts. pen to paper. *does contain mature language*

When Monica Applebee accidentally sends an email to everyone in the building stating she thinks our client is guilty - Hayley McCoy decides to track down the coffee house her friend has been raving about for weeks; immersed in her world, she doesn't notice the familiar friend serving her until she sees her name written on the side of the cup.

A simple love story, two people deeply in love with their sickness...

A diary of unexpected adventures in an ordinary life.