Historias de Emotionalrealism

At Rattlesknock High, dance isn't just a hobby-it's a battlefield. Lyon Adler, son of a fallen legend, leads the Thunderscars, a crew of passionate misfits fighting to reclaim their place in a world that's written them off. Across the floor stand the Sharks-ruthless, polished, and armed with stolen choreography. But this isn't just a rivalry. It's personal. As secrets unravel and emotions ignite, Lyon must confront the ghosts of his past, the pressure of legacy, and the fragile line between pride and purpose. Brianna McMillan, a quiet genius with a DJ's soul and a strategist's mind, becomes the team's heartbeat-her love for Lyon fierce, her loyalty unshakable, and her plan to outwit the Sharks dangerously brilliant. From graffiti battles and mountain retreats to national spotlights and beachside promises, this is a story of friendship, forgiveness, and the fire that lives in every artist's chest. Think You Were Cool at High School is a cinematic journey through heartbreak, healing, and the rhythm that defines us. Because being cool isn't about fame-it's about heart. ©All rights reserved.

Thirteen-year-old Lily Chen is a certified academic prodigy, possessing a mind that effortlessly untangles complex spatial geometry and advanced calculus. But outside the sterile laboratories of St. Jude Academy, the real world is a blinding, chaotic storm of sensory overload that her fragile nervous system simply cannot handle. Fresh off a healing, restorative trip to the coast, Lily's parents, Mei and David, have established a strict "buffer week" to keep her stabilized before the high-octane pressure of school starts again. Today's mission? A normal, routine family shopping trip. But for Lily, "normal" looks entirely different. To navigate the roaring crowds, flashing fluorescent mall lights, and overwhelming environmental triggers, Lily must completely surrender her autonomy to the unbreakable public safety bubble engineered by her parents. Heavily diapered, safely insulated beneath the deep canvas canopy of her specialized sensory stroller, and grounded by the rhythmic click of her pink pacifier, Lily steps into the public eye. Discover a tender, slice-of-life story of fierce parental devotion and deep vulnerability, where a brilliant young mind finds its ultimate freedom by being allowed to be completely small, perfectly protected, and beautifully babied.

Ash and Samantha have spent years finding their way to each other - through silence, distance, fear, and everything left unsaid. Now, in Pages Yet Unwritten, the final book of Sketchbook Hearts, they stand on the edge of what comes next. No more almosts. No more hesitation. As their world begins to shift beyond the familiar walls of school, they are forced to face a different kind of uncertainty - not whether they belong together, but what their future looks like when everything else begins to change. Surrounded by the people who shaped them, and the memories that built them, Ash and Samantha must learn that growing up doesn't mean leaving everything behind... but choosing what you carry forward. A story about love without conditions, identity without fear, and the quiet courage it takes to step into the unknown.

New York never stops moving. The lights. The music. The crowds. The pressure. The constant feeling that everybody is trying to become something before they even understand themselves. Suns moves through the city emotionally disconnected from everything around him. Manhattan feels loud, conversations feel temporary, and modern life starts feeling more performative than real. But after reconnecting with Evol over the phone, linking with Dev and Vixie at a Staten Island studio session, and later performing together at Brooklyn Gems, Suns slowly begins understanding something deeper: peace isn't escaping the noise - it's learning how to stay grounded inside it. As the night unfolds through trains, studios, Brooklyn performances, skyline conversations, and sunrise reflections, Suns begins awakening emotionally for the first time in years. Not becoming somebody new. Just finally becoming present. Set across glowing New York nights filled with realism, music, movement, friendship, and emotional stillness, ARISING explores overstimulation, awareness, creativity, identity, and the search for peace in a world that never slows down. Sometimes healing begins the moment your mind finally stops running.

LOW BATTERY is a quiet, sleepless story about the moments where love, exhaustion, and responsibility collide. At 4:47 a.m., Morgan stands in a dark hallway holding a single AA battery, forced to choose between waking a fragile child or trusting the silence. As texts go unanswered and the night stretches thin, the story traces how modern parenthood turns ordinary objects-monitors, mugs, batteries-into moral weight. This is not a story about catastrophe, but about the fear of it, and the way people carry on anyway when no option feels safe, and the smallest decisions feel impossibly heavy.

A heartfelt reflection on love, vulnerability, and uncertainty, Between the Shore and the Storm follows Jasmine, a young woman who finds herself unexpectedly drawn to William-the only man she feels completely at ease with. As their bond deepens, she navigates the delicate space between hope and heartbreak, clinging to the belief that love, if nurtured, can weather any approaching storm.

"She wore the skin of a good girl perfectly."

Zinzi thought turning thirty would come with clarity, confidence, and maybe even a diamond ring. Instead, she's got a breakup, a budget spreadsheet, and an overly opinionated inner voice named Greta. When her ex walks out with five black bags and Lady Rona locks her in, Zinzi is forced to navigate heartbreak, healing, and the horrors of online dating - one video call, one awkward bio, and one glass of wine at a time. Thirty, Broke(ish) & Trying Again is a witty, heartfelt story about self-discovery, self-love and letting your hair down.

Short stories you could say about noticing life's flaws and perfections, and learning what it means to grow up.

A harsh but quite story of departure which sparks the memory, space of a mother's glance and an old lover's ghost and the battle of house and home. You will connect to it. It starts journey of boy-----man

It's a contemporary slice-of-life and not a typical love story. Its about a female protagonist and her experience with emotional timing, silent affection, ambitions, independence, and quite lonliness of modern urban life.

He still makes the bed every morning. One side smooth, untouched. The other, a small collapse where she used to sleep. In the soft hours between waking and remembering, Sam learns how absence reshapes a life - not through grand gestures, but through the quiet persistence of ordinary days. A story about grief, tenderness, and the slow courage of beginning again.

Every Sunday, Erin packs a black backpack and crosses the city for a man who makes the world feel quiet when they're alone. With Iso, intimacy is precise and consuming ----- a private world where nothing else intrudes. But that world never extends beyond the hours they share, and Erin begins to realize how much of herself she has been carrying toward something that never quite arrives. No Case on Mondays is a restrained, emotionally precise story about love, imbalance, and a lingering question: what are you willing to accept in order to stay?

She was never loud enough to be noticed. Until someone finally stayed. Year 10 is supposed to be when everything starts to matter - grades, futures, expectations. For Ella, it's when the quiet weight she's been carrying finally begins to crack. As friendships fracture and pressure closes in, Ella learns what it feels like to be unseen - and what it costs to ask for help when you're terrified of being too much. In the middle of panic attacks, classrooms that feel too small, and the fear of disappointing everyone, an unexpected bond forms - fragile, platonic, and life-altering. This is a short slow-burn story about anxiety, loss, trust, and the unbearable relief of being understood. A story for anyone who has ever felt invisible - and for anyone who needed someone to stay. ⚠️ Content warnings: anxiety, panic attacks, emotional distress 💔 Slow burn | Hurt/Comfort | Platonic bond | Mental health

When Alex and Jamie decide to end their long relationship, there's no betrayal, no explosion, no villain. Just two people who once loved each other deeply, choosing to separate with the same gentleness that held them together. Over the course of one day, they move through the rooms of their shared apartment, sorting through objects, memories, and the soft truths they never said aloud. What remains is not bitterness, but tenderness. Not regret, but gratitude. Not a dramatic ending, but a quiet one. Some love stories don't break. They simply change shape. The Last Inventory is a soft, adult breakup novella about letting go without cruelty, honoring what was good, and learning to walk away with kindness.

BON VOYAGE When Eleanor Marsh dies, she leaves her four estranged adult children one final command: spend a week together on a Caribbean cruise, open one envelope per day, scatter her ashes at sea... or forfeit the entire inheritance to her cat. Richard wants order. Diane wants an audience. Patrick wants a free holiday. June wants to be anywhere else. Seven nights. One tiny cabin. Old wounds, new truths, and a mother who remains firmly in charge from beyond the grave. As the ship drifts from Miami to St. Lucia, the siblings unravel, collide, soften, and-almost despite themselves-begin to understand the woman they thought they knew. Grief is messy. Family is worse. But sometimes the sea gives you just enough distance to see things clearly. A warm, funny, quietly devastating novella about the things we carry, the things we let go, and the strange ways love survives us.

In a world where love seems both a blessing and a curse, one teenager struggles to make sense of it all. They've never felt love---at least, not the kind people write poems and songs about. To them, love is nothing more than a concept: sweet in theory, messy in reality. Surrounded by contrasting examples---aunties glowing with affection and parents consumed by bitterness---they're left questioning what love even means. Through quiet observations and inner turmoil, they narrate a story that dances between belief and skepticism, hope and hurt. But what if love isn't about grand gestures or perfect couples? What if it's found in the unseen connections we often overlook? This is a raw and reflective journey of someone who talks about love not because they know it, but because they're desperate to understand it.

Running, breaking, and letting go - not because you want to, but because sometimes it's all you can do. Neon Nights follows a woman trying to survive a single night in a city that doesn't care if she makes it out. There are no clean answers. No heroes. Just exhaustion, rain-soaked streets, and the quiet decisions that keep someone moving when stopping feels easier.