Expiration Stories

We are all born with the date of our deaths imprinted on our arms. Its society's way of saying, "we own you", because they do. They watch and control us. They know our every move. They know when and how we are destined to die. In other words, they make us so they can break us and that's exactly what they did to me. This idea came from a prompt on Pinterest. ⚠warning this is my first book- read at your own risk⚠️ I'm also writing as I go so if things don't make sense feel free to point it out so I can fix it in editing. ?

A heartbreaking love story

Hitch Your Wagon To a Star #2 - "The earth laughs in flowers." -Ralph Waldo Emerson [SPOILERS IF YOU HAVEN'T READ HYWTAS] What would Clark Jones' life be like if he hadn't lost the only girl he ever loved all those years ago? What if Maya Edwards survived and they were given a second chance at love? This is something that Clark thinks about daily as he continues to work at NASA. With his cold coffee, sleepless nights, and obsession with the stars-he shares one of his theories imagining what the summer after high school graduation would've been like if Maya were there. Here, he experiences the love, possibilities, and happiness he deserved but lost as he lets his imagination speak for his heart.

Occupants: 1,000,000. Survivors: 1. Proc 1 lay battered on New Jersey's shore. Willow emerges from the fire to a crater. The black heap of the blast radius extends in all directions. Steam billows from the singed sand like white vapors. The fractured ship towers to the sky. The ringing in her ears won't stop. The robotic voice of ARC replays over and over. The ship is going down. But it was too late. Everyone was dead. The first signs of life come from the burned bodies on the beach, rising from the ashes like dark wraiths. This was only the beginning. Willow flees the wreckage, her mind raging between fury and sorrow. She's alone. She can feel it. But, there's something else out there. She knows it. When more of the dead begin to rise, Willow shifts her course north. There's only one place she knows to go that might offer some answers: Camp Grayling. If it even existed. With only her uncle's memories to go by, finding the FEMA camp proves more hazardous than she anticipated. When she arrives, she's not the only one. There are people here. People outside the reach of SIND; so she thinks. Even here, among the tunnels of the mountain, remnants of SIND can be seen. As she journeys deeper seeking answers to her questions, she learns the hardest truth of them all: she's not who she thinks she is. The post-apocalyptic quest of Willow comes to a close in this epic final chapter. When the shroud finally lifts and the answers are revealed, will they be too much for Willow to accept? Or will she rise to the challenge? Find out now in Risen. Highest rank: #549 (10/31/2016)

This is a Mother's Day fan fiction, and all the credit goes to expired and expiration date.

11.36pm. My train arrives. 11.45pm. My train shudders. 11.50pm. My train stops. 11.54pm. My breath quickens. 11.55pm. My heart contracts. 11.56pm. My body tremors. 'Can we stop for a minute? Just one more minute...' 11.57pm. The lights go out. 8888 days. 11.58pm. 800 cigarettes. 11.59pm. 728 half empty cups of tea. 12.00pm. --- Erika has one more precious day alive...the date on her ankle binding her to death for life. In a final attempt to make life worth living, she ventures out into the world she calls home, and watches out for death and his duty, awaiting her time to come.

In a world where every person is born with a tattoo that marks the exact date of their death, life is predictable-until one man wakes up to find his tattoo has vanished. No numbers. No fate. No end. Is he free from death, or has he become an error the universe intends to erase?

Everyone is born with a date on this wrist. It could be years away, or it could be extremely soon. Whenever that day may be, it's the day you'll die. But you'll never know when exactly you'll die. The date on your wrist only has the month and day, no year. So once a year, you get to live 24 hours of constant fear. Many people go about that day without a care in the world, trusting fate. Others will barricade themselves up at home for the entire day. Kirishima never thought Bakugou would be one to fear death. Bakugou never thought his date would change.

[Being Edited Along The Way] Based/Built Around MikaelaBender's series: Expiration Date, which is amazing and you should totally go read it for some extra information. Welcome to the world of destiny and fate, the world where your death date is known from birth; and there's no escaping it. Or is there? Simon Wright and Deidre Doniver are destined to die within a week of each other so naturally they're best of friends. In fact they even kissed once in third grade, but that was weird and its not the point. The point is Deidre doesn't trust the Society, and when Simon comes home from work one day and tells the story of being kidnapped by rebels Deidre's suspicions are confirmed. Fate can be changed. Or can it? Is there an actual possibility of becoming Expired or becoming Spoiled, dying before your Mark says so? Read to find out!

This is a expiration date fan fiction yay!!! Idk how many times I'm gonna update but it takes place in the future with the same characters. Expiration Date is literally my favorite book. Hope you enjoy

We're supposed to die in year 3000, or so the Society says. We've been living in fear since we could remember. After all, with only 137 days left to live before the Decimation, some wonder what there's left to live for. The Republic's system has lived for nearly 95 years, as it was always intended to. The founders of our Society built our cities as a safe haven for the enigma children. The enigma children were the seven children that survived the plague that killed the human population. They were the only of our race left. But the founders' only mistake was the number of the children they saved, seven, instead of eight. There was always supposed to be eight children, 4 females and 4 males so they could breed equally. But one died before it made it to what we call our Republic now. It died right before the founders did. The sixth child did not survive more than a few days. There was no explanation for its death. Average humans now do not survive past the young age of 19. There is no scientific reasoning behind this; they come over with a sudden death fever, they are murdered or killed or commit suicide. The fear hidden within each and every day of our lives is unbearable. So the founders saved the enigmas in hope of increasing the human population again. They allowed our Society to grow for 95 years as an experiment. We have been watching the years go past, the digital device they left us with count down the day we shall all die. Now we have 137 days left before the Republic shall fall and we all will die. Less than five months. There's only so much time left to figure out what we were meant to do. But why? Why save the enigmas to keep the human population growing if only to kill us now? If this is only an experiment, and we're only lab rats, then what does our future have in store for us? Click the "Start Reading" button to find out!

The name is Adeline, Addie for short. I'm sick, deeply sick. I've always heard of people using their illness as weakness. Not me, I plan to make the best of it.

"After years of hiding, it was time to face his past and put an end to the thing that ruined everything" The city is destroyed, there is no one in sight, and he is losing his mind. What happened to the city and why is he going back?

Lily is young, far too young to be dealing with the problems that coat her very being. Everyday becomes an increasing struggle for her, and eventually, she decides to set a expiration date for everything that has ever hurt her. An expiration date for her life. Everything goes according to plan until she meets her new neighbors, Matt and Kate, who show her the side of life she's been neglecting. Lily is ultimately left with the decision to end her own life and risk ruining theirs, or continuing to live only to find her situation was worse than before.

★On the 4/5/18 Mae is supposed to die.★ It's written in black ink on her arm. The day of her death passes and she faces the impossible, she's still alive; she's expired. The government has made a system where dates are shuffled randomly and given to a newborn child. These dates are when the child is destined to die and when they do, another soul can be born into the Trigg Society, leaving the population at the same number. They get told blood tests determine your death date but when Mae continues to live over her expiration date, she finds the answers to her questions. Starting with... it was one big lie. The secrets of the government gets unleashed. Everything is revealed. And it's horrendous what she discovers. ____________ Written in 2018 **** THIS IDEA IS FROM A STORY PROMPT, AND IS NOT COPIED FROM THE OTHER 'EXPIRATION DATE' BOOK ON WATTPAD. THIS BOOK HAS A COMPLETELY DIFFERENT STORYLINE AND TWISTS STILL CONTAINING THE SAME IDEA.**** -I made a short film based on this in media, that is the reason to why I have written this as script as a book in the first part. BOOK FORM IS NOW BEING WRITTEN! ⭐️1ST PLACE IN THE GOLDEN AWARDS 2020 ⭐️1ST PLACE IN THE HIGH PEAK AWARDS 2020 🎉2ND PLACE IN THE GALACTIC AWARDS 2020 🎉2ND PLACE IN THE 2020 COALITION AWARDS 🎉2ND PLACE IN THE COALITION AWARDS 2020 COPYRIGHT® 🌹Book shoutouts on insta: wattpad_shoutitout