Firstconfession Stories

Jisoo like to believe she is the kind of person who is always on time (she believes that only because she wasn't left even once this month. Only this month). Bur right now she regrets going to bed at 5 AM knowing very well she needs to meet up with her friends Chaeyoung and Lisa at 7 in their coffee shop 'Whistle'. She didn't have time to do her usual routine of self-care, so maybe if she had more time to wash her face she wouldn't have been running with her eyes half closed full of sleep, so maybe Jisoo would have seen a figure in front of her. Titled: Likes To Believe She Is Always On Time Author: Bubblycake Characters: - Jennie Kim - Kim Jisoo - Lalisa Manoban - Park Chaeyoung Is also on AO3 and AsianFanFics This story is made for fun, and it also FxF if you don't feel comfortable reading this story please don't read it. If there is anything you read in the past that sounds alike then it might be a coincidence. I don't own the characters. The Poster was made by me! This story is made from my imagination. Anyway, Please enjoy the story! (っ◕‿◕)っ♥

Jackie Dinley, 24, is a young woman caught in the uneasy space between girlhood and adulthood, wrestling with her faith, her identity, and the quiet ache of becoming. Raised in a strict Irish Catholic household, she carries both resentment toward the rituals and expectations that shaped her. Her journey takes a turn when she reunites with Father Marlon, a priest from her childhood - a man once distant, now softened with age and quiet sorrow. What begins as a simple reconnection during her first confession evolves into something deeper: a fragile, complicated friendship that forces both of them to confront feelings they never intended to share.

Running Didn't Help, written by Nicol Summery: Will Byers thought distance would fix everything. After moving away, he convinces himself that staying silent is the only way to escape feelings he was never meant to have - especially not for his best friend. But when Mike shows up on Will's birthday, worried and confused and still unmistakably Mike, years of unspoken truth finally come to the surface. Sometimes running away doesn't make feelings disappear. Sometimes it just makes them louder. Credits to Pinterest for the Cover.

He said he didn't like me anymore. But his eyes still searched for mine across the room. The glances, the memes, the silence that said more than words ever could-I kept holding on, even when I shouldn't have. This is a story of signals I couldn't ignore and silences I couldn't understand. A story of my first love, my confession, and the boy who made it hard to forget. - a short, emotional, first-person love story by REIVEX

Johan owns an elegant bar-restaurant in the city, where twice a week, without fail, North shows up―the same guy he met back in college, the one he never stopped liking. They've never spoken. Until one night, Johan decides to do something different.

It started with a simple "hi." Two people who barely knew each other... somehow became each other's favourite notification. Late-night conversations, small moments, and feelings that neither of them planned- everything just... happened. Until one day, it didn't. No big fight. No proper goodbye. Just distance. Silence. And a story that was left incomplete. They moved on. Or at least, they tried to. But some stories don't end that easily. Because when it's real... it finds its way back. And maybe-just maybe- this wasn't the end of their story. It was just... an interruption.