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Scorpion is the leader of one of the toughest gangs in the 1950s. He's got experience in fighting and even rides a motorcycle. But he hates Elvis, and his real name, Frank. Gerard Way is a typical high schooler who usually stays out of the spotlight. He only has one friend, Ray Toro, who is just like him in so many ways. When Ray Toro and Gerard Way get into an argument with Scorpion about their choice of music, Scorpio demands to fight one of them since he believes picking fights is cool. He so happens to pick Gerard because that's just his luck. What happens when both of them get more than they bargained for? Completed ~ 5239 words

Guy Fieri was just a man of my dreams. That is, until he showed up in my hair salon and asked me to lighten him up.

Just some Pinterest post inspired oneshots. This gave me some many feels going through them... I couldn't contain my squeals/tears.

Marina Hernandez, a hopeless romantic, romanticizes the the era of Elvis, Marilyn, and the great art of pin up. She dreams of a simpler time of drive ins, diners, and soc hops. She one day finds an old record that possesses the power of time travel to the era of her dreams. She can come and go as she pleases but doesn't want to go back after the new life she creates for herself with some romance for her old soul.

"you know for an American diner it's pretty shocking you don't serve pumpkin pie" "I would of thought it was more shocking that an Austrian family were running an American diner in Brighton"

Cue Alex being legit chill with everything and Aaron freaking out because his best friend/sibling got shot four times in a row, broke his wrist, and somehow managed not to get pissed of at his boss all in the span of 2 weeks. Much funnier and fluffier than suggested. ♡HAMLAF♤ ☆UPDATES FREQUENTLY☆

Jake and Kris meet by their friends setting them up. Right from the start they automatically hit it off. But Kris has a bad past with relationships. Will she go for Jake? This is a work in progress, so please be patient with me! Follow me for updates when new chapters come out!!

Imagine a child opening a Christmas present in 1957. Inside the box, the child sees a picturesque model of a small New England town. It has all the staples of small-town America. Twinkling lights, mom-and-pop store fronts, neat little blocks with colonial houses. It's surrounded by a clay forest of pine, elm, ash, birch, and oak. On a little hill south of the lake is a white water tower, painted with the lupine grin of the Houndstoothe Fightin' Gray Wolf. Perhaps the child doesn't notice the other wolf, a figure too large to be in scale with the town, but small enough to go unnoticed for now. It sits in the woods south of the town circle, and it has little pink lightbulbs for eyes. Sixty years pass. Many things stay the same, but lots of lights grow dim. There are a few corporate faces invading, but this is an idyllic place, so the mom-and-pop places soldier on as well as they can. But the only light that burns ever-bright and ever-constant is Lincoln's Diner.

Every night, Kat pours coffee for people who shouldn't still be walking this earth. It's the early hours of a small-town diner in the 1950s, where the neon never sleeps and the past refuses to stay buried. Kat works the graveyard shift, listening to strangers talk because that's what waitresses do. But some of these customers know her name. Some know things they shouldn't. And some are carrying sins that won't let them die. Between these nights at the counter are other stories-memories, fragments, and flashbacks that refuse to stay quiet. As Kat begins to trace her own past, she uncovers the truth about her family and the violence that shaped her long before she ever poured her first cup of coffee. The diner becomes a crossroads: one thread unfolding in confessions from the dead and the damned, the other in the slow unearthing of a legacy she never chose but cannot escape. What begins as listening turns into reckoning. Black Coffee is a literary horror serial told through two parallel narratives-an anthology of midnight encounters and a haunting descent into inherited guilt, complicity, and survival. Each chapter opens with an order. Each one leaves behind something colder than silence. New chapters every week! You can also subscribe for more of his work at seraphimwrites.substack.com, or, if you'd like to see Seraphim George's other work (novels, poetry, plays), visit www.seraphimgeorge.com.

It's your classic boy meets girl story. They fall in love and end up happily ever after, right? Right?

school. school is a funny word, school is were there are many different groups of people. nerds, plastics, geeks, weirdos, skaters, jocks, clowns, multicultural groups, sporty peeps and wayyyyyyy more. then there is the oh so hot bad boys and the oh so nerdy/geeky good girls. but do they all ways end up together?

Clare Hastings. She's quiet, shy and incredibly beautiful with a surprisingly witty tongue and eccentric style. She's moved from Oxford, London to the itty bitty new town of Crayton, California. A sweet little town with nothing to do. At first glance, Clare is an amazing, carefree girl yet there's something strange about her: something deeply and incredibly sad. Something that she's refusing to let people in this new town find out about her. Something kept under lock and key in the deepest, darkest crevices in her mind: where nobody can find it. But what if somebody does? What if there's somebody who's determined to know and memorize her every single thought and free the tortured soul trapped under years of pain, no matter the cost? Clare slowly starts to learn that the ultimate goal isn't fixing yourself for somebody else in order to feel again. Instead, it's how to be able to love, and be loved, just the way she is: perfectly imperfect.

Scarlett was just a normal girl that got a chance of a lifetime. A chance to work for Guy Fieri on Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives. The man of her dreams.

First book in my series of Animorph parodies. This one is about Guy Fieri. Don't expect it to be anything like an actual Animorphs book because I've never read one.

It was hard for Emily to manage sometimes. And it doesn't help to know that fact that she has to go home ever night. But what will happen when she meets the man that will change everything for her? Amare had everything he could ask for. Nice big house, nice car, and he couldn't be told no. What happens when he meets the girl that will change everything?