Endofsummer Stories

Believe Lyriasm felt the exact opposite as most kids her age. She couldn't wait for summer to be over so she could start school again. She couldn't wait to return to school as a senior. She couldn't wait to have her choice of colleges. But what she was hoping would be a relaxing last few weeks of summer, turned into a bit more fast paced when an unexpected gift was left at her front door.

" Like rain, I will always fall for you." August , 2021. It's the first day of school and the ending of summer break. Everyone is off of virtual, now everyone wants to be around ones they haven't seen over the summer: Amory, 15 year old African American girl, Edgar lover & the famous black outfit + baggy jeans wearer; closet friends Layla and Jorja, one a infatuated girl, the other a nonchalant ex-volleyball player; and Rory, Hispanic 16 year old boy, hood Edgar, that saggs his pants who Amoey has fallen head over hills in love for. Together, the friends find ways to encourage this love Amory has for Rory to get the two different styled teens together-especially as the two have many encounters.

A series of poems for those who find themselves lost in between summer's longing embrace and autumn's frost-kissed beckoning.

The summer is coming to a close, and Sophia and the rest of her class is anxiously awaiting the next chapter of their lives after their disastrous final year of highschool. On the night of what is said to be most severe storm her town has faced in decades, her entire graduating class will be attending a massive end of summer party, where truths will be unearthed, and unsettled feuds and disputes will finally be faced. Especially between Sophia and her ex boyfriend Wren, of whom she once thought was the love of her life.

Robin struggles with panic disorder, but to him it's undiagnosed because he refuses to show anyone that he's struggling. living in a family with ten children means the lights almost never on one specific child and now that they're being raised by his single mother he doesn't want to feel like a burden. He's about to be a senior in high school and his panic attacks just keep worsening and worsening, on top of that he's continuously struggling to help his mom out with his siblings as his older two brothers are away at college and a lot of responsibility falls on his shoulders now. more and more people start to notice his panic attacks and he doesn't know how long he can keep making excuses. will he be able to "stay strong" to himself or will his walls come tumbling down.

Have you ever wondered how vampires, being so dangerous and powerful where the ones in hiding and not us? Surely if they desired they could wipe us out and take over right? So maybe they just dont want to... maybe we are the ones that are dangerous. After all, humans are the malignant race. So... do you want to find out what really went down a life time ago? ...The knowledge is at your finger click. The final fall.

When the sky turned pink and the fire turned orange, Iris Calloway thought it was just another summer night. But then Rowan showed up. And everything started to change. Now it's senior year in a nowhere Midwestern town, and the days feel numbered. Iris is trying to keep everything together: her friends, her family, her sense of who she is. But the people she loves are growing up, growing apart, and she's starting to realize that maybe she is too. There's Theo, her loud, golden best friend who always seems to know her heart before she does. And Rowan, the mystery she can't stop thinking about, even when she tries. Between bonfires, late-night drives, and the ache of almosts, Iris starts tracing the lines between who she's been and who she's becoming. Because maybe life isn't about choosing who you love. Maybe it's about choosing who you are when everything else starts to change. Maps of Us is a story about finding your way back-to your friends, your memories, and the version of yourself that still believes in something gentle.

A short and sweet about love and the inevitability of the end of summer.

this is real, this was about me falling in love with a boy who was bulgarian and he was 18.

Okay so I already started writing this story but then it got deleted so I tried again. Lauren is 16 years old, born in Holmes Chapel but moved down to London with her mum, dad and sister when she was 10. She made friends quickly, especially her best friend Izzy who has been there for her from the first day she moved. Now, she is in her last year at high school - the year she has her exams. She just wants it to be all over, but will she change her mind when she gets a new hot maths teacher?

What's in a name? Does it contain our humanity? Our dignity? Or is it just a frivolous combination of letters hung on us by overwhelmed parents? Read the tale of Mark - wearer of name tags, overseer of a kingdom made of tampons, condoms, skeletons and beer, and a captive in a magical land known as CVS.

3.08.2019

Every summer ends-but some leave scars that never fade. Lia Monroe has always believed in second chances. She's given them to her broken family, to the inn falling apart by the shore, and-most of all-to Caleb Reyes, the boy who disappeared three years ago without a word. Now he's back, older, colder, and hiding something she's not ready to face. But when Jesse Blake, a stranger with a camera and a quiet smile, checks into the cottage next door, everything begins to unravel. Because Jesse isn't just a guest-he's the key to a secret that could destroy what's left of Lia's family. As August days bleed into restless nights, Lia finds herself torn between two boys, haunted by one summer that changed everything, and forced to confront the truth: Some endings don't wait for permission. And not every love story is meant to be saved.

She was going to confess. She was going to confess before they went back for seventh year. Just one problem -she still didn't have a plan, and tomorrow was the last day of summer.

No matter your age, be young. Travel while you can, remain uninhibited, eat local, love wild. To drink is a matter of thirst. What to drink is a matter of company. You get one spin, make it count.

Nepenthe (n.) Something that can make you forget grief or suffering. pronunciation: n-'pen-THE (nuh-PEN-thee) origin: Greek

you've been adopted by Jake webber, Johnnie Guilbert and Carrington and it's the end of summer vacation how do you spend it??