Earlytwenties Geschichten

One girl. A brain that keeps her up at night. And the need for universal longing. Enjoy my random thoughts

She was a girl who didn't have any dreams but who knew having her mother by her side was the dream she didn't know she had. Sadaf Sikandar lived with her mother who had raised from day one. Her mother was her backbone but when at the peak early twenties and her making of her career as a doctor her mother was no more. Her Mother whispered to her daughter through the ventilator "I..want..to..see..you..to..marry..adam.." Unfortunately everyone heard her mother but even if she hated the guy she couldn't deny her mother's dying wish. Adam Suleiman, tall and handsome. He knew very well that many girls wanted him. His parents were not that strict. The only thing they denied him was his choice of hiss career. Amaan dreamt of becoming The CEO of a writing company. He loved writing poetry, books. He did publish some books and they gained recognition too but his parents wanted it to be a side career rather than the main career. He treated Momina Sikander like he treated his mom. But unlike His mom, Momina supported him on his career. And then Sadaf and Adam had their Nikkah in the same hospital room as Adam's mother wanted her bestfriend to witness her last wish. The journey of Adam and Sadaf as life partners begins. Will they cope up with eachother or will they learn to love each other?

Relatable Poetry #EarlyTwenties

Leonardo Venturi, one of the most successful men in the world, has just applied for citizenship in the USA. Unfortunately, for him, it's going to take 6 months to process, and his green card expires in 1. When a new friend offers a solution to Leo's problem, he's hesitant but agrees, after all, it is only 6 months, and it's to save his company.

At some point in life, every young woman has some form of a crisis. Whether it's your first real relationship, to paying for your own phone bill. We all have stuff that we're going through as women but we wouldn't have it any other way. This is a collection of letters written by female authors to their past, present, and future selves.

"I swear Jace, I swear, if you walk out that door you will NEVER see your kid. I swear you that." "Goodbye Birdie." *** 7 years ago I was left pregnant at 18 and I've never been happier. Sure, I still work 3 jobs and live in a crappy apartment, but meals are on the table, we have a car, an income of money and a roof over our heads. It's a lot more then many other people have. Even those will change soon with my new job interview on Monday for a huge engineering company position run by some young CEO who built the company from scratch 6 years ago, which is pretty crazy.

a general collection of my poetry later to be organized into books I want to publish quite literally my diary

I've decided to publish some of my writing. Mostly freestyle journaling

Twenty-two years after the events of "Like Father, Like Son", Luke Bradley is all grown up and coming back home after two years working as a teacher in Africa. Back on American soil, it's hard to adjust when all of his friends seem to have moved on without him. Weddings, children, it's all happening so fast, and yet he still has no idea what he wants for his future. 5th grade teacher Ryleigh Wynn knows what it's like to have a rough childhood, and it's been her goal to make sure no child ever has to feel alone and scared the way she did. When a familiar face starts to work at her school, old feelings come back to the surface. What happens when an adventurous spirit falls for a girl that has a hard time letting down her guard? This is the sequel to "Like Father, Like Son" but it can easily be read as a stand-alone. Please be advised that some of the content may not be suitable for younger audiences. There will be no explicit sex scenes, but some sexual content might still appear. There will also be profanity, and other mature themes that may be triggering to some. If you'd like to know more about potential triggers, please DM me.