Firstpersonpov Stories

Have you ever wondered what lives under our feet? When the earth trembles, most people see a natural disaster. A few see something else. Across generations, forgotten witnesses uncover an ancient truth buried beneath the Philippine islands. One that was never meant to be seen.

Jude's pov of overthinking how sharpness are behaves around him Cover art is not mine. I found it on Pinterest and couldn't find the original artist. If you are the artist and want credit or removal, please contact me

Seventeen-year-old Grace Walker never imagined that four words could haunt a person forever. "See you on Wednesday." It was the last thing her parents said before the tragic accident that took them both away. Forced to leave everything behind, Grace moves to a new town to live with relatives she barely knows. Between a new school, unfamiliar faces, and the crushing weight of grief, she struggles to find her place in a life that no longer feels like hers. At first, everything seems normal. Until strange memories, unsettling dreams, and unanswered questions begin to follow her everywhere. And the more she searches for answers, the less certain everything becomes.

Every life has a story. Quillan's is missing. In a world where the gods write every mortal's destiny, the disappearance of a single future should be impossible. Yet when Quillan discovers his story has been torn from the divine archives, he becomes the only person alive without a fate. Now gods hunt him, prophecies fail around him, and a forgotten force is stirring in the shadows. Because someone stole his future. And they may have done it to destroy the gods.

(Unedited version) In Atlanta, heartbreak is big business-and Mr. Valentine is its most discreet solution. By day, he's a wildly successful image and rebrand consultant, hired to help people step into their next era. By night, he's a carefully kept secret on a women's platform for the jilted: a hired rebound man who helps women glow back up, reclaim their presence, and remind cheating exes exactly what they lost. It works every time. The women are seen again. The exes come crawling back. And Mr. Valentine disappears-paid, praised, and alone. He calls it professionalism. He never calls it loneliness. Then he meets her. Recently divorced from a cruel, controlling husband, she isn't looking for revenge-just clarity. As Mr. Valentine prepares to play his usual role, he starts uncovering truths about her marriage she never fully saw...and truths about himself he's spent years avoiding. The more she finds her voice, the harder it becomes for him to perform. For the first time, the glow-up isn't about being seen by an ex. It's about being seen by each other. And when the contract ends, Mr. Valentine has to decide if he'll do what he's always done-vanish-or finally stay long enough to be chosen. Because sometimes the greatest comeback isn't making someone jealous... it's realizing who was wrong for you all along.

"The lights flashed in my eyes. They were too bright, my eyes went black. Then there was a deafening crash. "Rebecca!" My dad cried, then nothing. I woke up soaked in sweat. My whole body ached from memory of the nightmare. I checked the time on my phone. 4:27am Wow, it was late for me. Almost 6 hours. I groaned, rolling over and turning on the lamp. I slid on shorts over my underwear and pulled sneakers over my feet. I sighed, remembering it was cold. But I didn't care and kept going, slamming the door shut behind me. My mom likely wasn't home to be woken by it. " Perfect Rebecca Birch became somebody else after the accident. She was long lost in the eyes of those around her. Except for Will, he knew Becca was still in there somewhere.

**Dear, Future Me** follows Lara Charoen, a sarcastic performance art student who starts university convinced she'll hate everything about it. Through diary entries to her future self, she documents chaotic friendships, awkward mishaps, and her growing rivalry with the annoyingly perfect psychology student, Theo Souza. What begins as mutual irritation slowly turns into something far more complicated as the pair are repeatedly thrown together. Between university life, personal struggles, and plenty of bad decisions, Lara finds herself questioning whether her greatest enemy might actually be the person who understands her best. Told with humour, heart, and unfiltered honesty, *Dear, Future Me* is a university romance about growing up, finding your people, and falling for the last person you expected.

This is my first ever story where I just wondered the alternative meaning of second chance. For years, she believed fate had made a mistake. Naveen was supposed to be hers. When he married another woman, she mourned him like a widow mourns the dead. She survived the heartbreak, rebuilt her life, and learned to live without him. Then came the phone call. Naveen was getting a divorce. For others, it was a tragedy but for her, it felt like a second chance. Suddenly, every prayer she had buried came back to life. But second chances have a way of exposing things that first chances never could. And sometimes the most painful thing isn't losing someone you love. It's discovering that the person you loved maybe...never existed in the first place.

She used to have friends. Laughter. Plans. Dreams. Now, she's just trying to breathe through the silence, pretending that being left out doesn't feel like being erased. In a world where everyone seems to belong, she keeps drifting-between memories of lost friendships, fear of becoming nothing, and the ache of almost being seen. This is her story: a quiet heartbreak of growing up, growing apart, and wondering if she'll ever feel like enough. A sad, slow unraveling of someone who once believed she mattered.

"Why don't you grown up" he questioning me " I am now " I don't know where he's try to lead this . " You don't , that's for sure,Sky" he stated.Clearly "Why? I feel fine. I love my self . Stop pitying me " This is the story of a Girl who was traped at her 7 years old mind.

Tsubasa Sakamoto is suddenly sent away from everything they knew to live in the home of the famed Tougo Sakamaki for reasons unknown. Having to navigate the new life they must live is difficult. What about their housemates? The new generation of Sakamaki children must learn to mature and accept this change just as their fathers before them. {Official update schedule pending}

-- a shell so thin, lying through smiles of the pain within. A short one-shot featuring my personal headcanon of Sparkle.

She wasn't expecting to meet her mate after so many failed attempts so what she found was even more of a surprise. ........................... Jackie was on a mission, an absolute soul crushing mission to find her mate, after so many failed attempts she was determined to find her mate. She was discouraged but still soldiered through in hopes that she was going to find him. And the she found more than she bargained for, but better than she could have ever asked for. ............................ Weston was confused and ready to give up, he thought she didn't want him. With how long it took to find each other he believed that she was waiting, that he was an inconvenience. But he didn't realize how wrong he was until she walked in.

Here is a little Greek myth story I wrote as a project. Sorry for the little grammar mistakes. This cover picture is not mine I got it from here: http://www.avrev.com/images/stories/news/Feb2010/pandora.jpg

You made your life where you can't even show your face in public. After a stop at a bar, your whole life changes when you meet 2 guys named Sam and Dean. Interested in what they do, you sneak into their back seat. Good thing they're hot, or you would have left them already. Discontinued

𝐂𝐋𝐀𝐑𝐀 𝐂𝐀𝐋𝐋𝐎𝐖𝐀𝐘 - Figure skating was supposed to be my life. Until a car accident ended my freshman season and left me with more scars than anyone sees. Now I'm back on campus, trying to keep my fainting spells a secret while surviving the chaos of living with three hockey players who think rules are optional. I didn't ask for roommates, I didn't ask for drama... and I definitely didn't ask for him. 𝐑𝐇𝐄𝐓𝐓 𝐃𝐔𝐆𝐑𝐀𝐘 - I play hard, hit harder, and don't deal with distractions. My job is defense, on the ice and off it. So when the new figure skater moves into my house with her icy attitude and sharp tongue, I should ignore her. I should. But then I see her struggle, and suddenly keeping my distance feels impossible. Protecting her isn't part of the plan... but maybe it should be. Apathy is a Sports Romance where the disciplined figure skater collides with the stoic hockey defenseman in a battle of bickering, secrets, and unexpected desire. start: 2/22/26 end: tbd

((cover as placeholder till I find a better one so sorry)) Maika survived a war, came back as a hero, and gained a fortune through favor of her king. Now, 10 years after the fact, she's facing the consequences the war brought with its ending. Social injustice threatens to bring an already vulnerable nation back into conflict, and Maika takes it upon herself to prevent it. Ofri lived as a human pet. After a certain abduction landed her in the hands of the House of Sun, a nobility faction comprised of haughty, preachy faeries, her chains shifted. What used to be thankless work as a beginner model balancing 3 different part time jobs, transformed into captivity where she was provided everything except her dignity. An alliance formed between the Wellhaven Estate and the House of Sun included a clause dictating the presence of a ward to ensure trustworthiness for both parties. What better person to act as ward than the House of Sun's favorite morsel, Ofri? Maika, acting as a terrifyingly improper host, and Ofri, acting as a delightfully cheerful guest, find that they enjoy the other's company more than they should. With concealing a treasonous secret and harboring an embarrassing crush on a doe-eyed girl, Maika wonders when she'll find time to save her country from devastation. ...or Grumpy war hero pines over a cheerful girl whilst attempting to fight for humanitarian justice. First book on this account 3/22

One sided love and true story