Forward Stories

Cassie ( Cassandra)Valo just finished her junior year of high school and senior year is about to start. Cassie lives in a small rural town in Arizona where everyone knows each other. Cassie's boyfriend died in a drunk driving accident 6 months ago on her 17th birthday. Cassie hasn't dated anyone since. Her family moves to sunny Los Angeles, California. Leaving her old life behind in Rose. Cassie navigates grief, new friendships, love triangles , new school, new situationships and a new life. Will Cassie finally learn that it's okay to move forward? or Will she keep up with patterns from the past and keep moving backwards?

Before you assume anything great about me, I should tell you that the words in this collection are not mine. Na-da. They were written by poets, authors, dreamers, and strangers whose words found me exactly when I needed them. I simply gathered them here because I believe that sometimes a quote, a poem, or a short story can change the course of someone's day-or even their life. This curated collection is my little corner of borrowed wisdom. A place for inspiration, comfort, healing, and hope. If even one piece here makes you smile, think, heal, or keep going, then these pages have served their purpose. To all the original writers and creators: thank you for putting your hearts into words.

This story is a work of fiction and is not based on any specific real-life events or individuals. It is a story of a fictional character named Alisha, and her journey through various challenges and experiences in her romantic relationships.

Sometimes you have to look inside to find your rhythm.

All of us always wanted our fantasies to become reality, in a way. I'm pretty sure of that, but are you ready to face the REALITY? I realized that the original title "REALITY" seems plain and short, so I changed it to REALITY: Pushing Forward. Highest rank achieved: #1 in WISHGRANTED Thank you..

Jessica Grimes has just graduated high school, and her surgeon of a father has bought her and her best friend a pretty large graduation present: a month long trip to Brazil to watch the USA in the World Cup. Throughout this journey, Jessica and her best friend, Aspyn, encounter the infamous Brody Palmer, forward for the US National Team. He's kind of a deusche, and Jess sets out to set him straight. Due to Brody's less than stellar behavior, his publicist and manager force him to coach at a college where the soccer team obviously needs help. What happens when Brody and Jess just keep running into each other? Has the bad boy, Brody Palmer, finally met his match?