Funeral Stories

Heavily inspired by the goat; Hima-Loy. While I'm waiting for him to release new chapters, I decided to do a fun story and let loose. I'm not good at writing story descriptions, but here's the idea: Year 3 Ayanokoji Kiyotaka ends up transmigrated into Wataru Sajou's body at a bizarre moment. From there, the story unfolds.

I'm not good at writing story descriptions, but here's the idea: Ayanokoji Kiyotaka ends up transmigrated into Wataru Sajou's body at a bizarre-and frankly disgusting-moment. From there, the story unfolds.

His whole life, he has dedicated his entire life to baseball-until a powerful baseball player and hitter Avan Benson, age twenty-four, hides a life-altering diagnosis from his team, coaches, and agent, fearing he will be designated for assignment. But will he ever tell the truth to prevent himself from having to retire from baseball altogether at such a young age? If anyone who sees this story being plagiarized by someone else, please send me a quick message as soon as possible. I do not tolerate plagiarism at all, and I will sue whoever is responsible of stealing my work. ©️2026 Rebecca Clark. All Rights Reserved No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior permission of the author, except for the brief description of the book in a book review.

Jenny Shepard is killed, but she concealed a secret from Gibbs, a big one. Discover how Gibbs navigates his life while solving Jenny's murder. The characters came from CBS, but the plot is my own.

When fate reunites a widow, still carrying the weight of her past, with a neighbor who once became her lifeline, on this day when he kneels at his wife's grave, you vow to help him the way he helped you. A story of two widows that fall in love with each other while recovering from the moments that made them The Widows.

Freshly graduated from law school at twenty-four, Jaleyn Lammingham has his whole life ahead of him, yet he returns home with a devastating secret. Diagnosed with an aggressive cancer just as he was supposed to start his career, Jaleyn refuses treatment, viewing his illness not as a tragedy, but as a long-awaited punishment for a traumatic, accidental loss in his past-an event that fractured his family's spirit years ago. He returns to his suburban hometown to visit his unsuspecting parents, who are navigating their mid-forties, and his innocent, bright-eyed fifteen-year-old brother, Evan. To them, Jaleyn is the successful, ambitious, prodigal son returning for a visit. Internally, Jaleyn is enduring a silent, painful countdown, attempting to make peace with his family while meticulously hiding his physical decline and emotional despair. As he spends time with his family, the guilt that has haunted him intensifies. He watches his little brother Evan looking up to him, and sees his parents attempting to move forward, forcing him to grapple with whether to reveal the truth and destroy their happiness, or to carry the burden of his "punishment" to the grave alone. If anyone who sees this story being plagiarized by someone else, please send me a quick message as soon as possible. I do not tolerate plagiarism at all, and I will sue whoever is responsible of stealing my work. ©️2026 Rebecca Clark. All Rights Reserved No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior permission of the author, except for the brief description of the book in a book review.

After the events of the 201st Survival Games, the myserious creator of the Games sent a letter to the Gamermakers for them to announce. A christmas special of the Survival Games. 50 tributes, from 50 districts, 25 males, 25 females. And at the 202nd Survival Games... there will be 150 tributes. A fun way to spead the holiday cheer in the City. 🎅 First Wattpad only book, new chapters coming out shortly.

After losing the only boy she has ever loved, Jackie must find a way out of the spider web of grief and memory, and hold to the delicate hope of moving forward. ***** Jackie never pictured raising her daughter without Andy by her side. He was supposed to be the finish line, the one she'd always come back to, but the universe always finds a way of turning your life upside down. After a devastating accident takes him away, Jackie is left grasping for a lifeline, trapped in a world filled with memories she can't recover. Leaving home seems like the only choice, but distance can't make the memories disappear or calm the ache of every 'what if'. It doesn't make the pain go away. But love doesn't end with goodbye, or with death. It just changes shape. ***** BENNINGTON COLLEGE #1.5 © 2025 caterina george // all rights reserved

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Taylor comes to a quiet town as a healer's apprentice and finds herself tending a death she cannot prevent. Steffen Hale, the last of his family, has spent his life standing at endings. Drawn together by grief, they must decide whether they will keep enduring loss-or finally choose something for themselves.

A short story of a son reaction to his father's demise

Katherin Deli-Bovi thought had a normal life until her parents gave her away to complete strangers to get married. Her life is turned upside down, will she cope with the horror to come or will she let go?

Morgan has lived in two worlds all her life: the physical world and the afterlife. Acting as a bridge, she helps the dead by finishing their tasks for them and helping them move into the Light. When her own boyfriend becomes trapped between worlds, she must use everything she's ever learned to help him. With the aid of a guilt-stricken ghost who has chosen to remain Earthbound, Morgan must fight a host of spirits to get the love of her life back. But what happens when she starts to fall for a ghost?

John and Sherlock go on adventures of a wide variety, from funerals to lunch. Mainly fluff. PS: All characters and ideas ect. Belong to the BBC and Sir Conan Doyle.

"Harry? Are you ok?" I asked, groggily, rubbing my tired eyes. "L-Lou!" He stuttered. Shit. "What's wrong? Tell me please." He sniffled. "S-Sorry to wake you." "It's ok. I told you, you can call me anytime." He was silent for a moment. "I... I'm scared Lou." He whimpered. I can hear him crying and it's breaking my heart, again. "Talk to me. Tell me how you're feeling." "I... I'm scared of dying Lou." He sobbed. ...... Louis accidentally messaged Harry. They became friends quickly. But not quick enough as tragedy strikes.

When a murderer gets released from prison and requests to see Alicia, it shocks her to the core. At the start there were five. At the end there were four. Now with the help of her friends, Alicia will have to confront the ghosts of Georgetown and maybe fall in love again.

Patric Sullivan, age twenty-four, is a man existing in the shadow of a life that ended on a rain-slicked highway. Six months ago, a car accident claimed the life of his girlfriend, Ciara Horn, leaving Patric with survivor's guilt and a world that feels permanently dimmed. Patric is disabled and has a limp and uses a cane as part of his mobility disability. He follows a rigid, joyless routine, visiting the crash site weekly and avoiding anything that reminds him of the future they had planned. The inciting incident occurs when Patric meets Elara Disher, a vibrant artist whose presence disrupts his carefully maintained misery. Initially, Patric resists her, viewing any spark of happiness as a betrayal of Ciara's memory. However, a shared project-forces them together, and Elara's patience begins to soften his defenses. As their connection deepens, Patric faces a "moment of transference." During a particularly intimate night, he momentarily sees Ciara's features in Elara, leading to an emotional breakdown that nearly severs his new relationship. Patric must decide if he is using Elara as a placeholder or if he is truly ready to love again. Patric finally visits Ciara's parents. He realizes that grief is not a debt he must pay forever, but a part of his history that can coexist with a new future. In the resolution, Patric chooses to commit to Elara, not by forgetting Ciara, but by integrating her memory into a life that finally has room for joy again. He stops visiting the crash site, symbolic of his transition from "surviving" to "living." If anyone who sees this story being plagiarized by someone else, please send me a quick message as soon as possible. I do not tolerate plagiarism at all, and I will sue whoever is responsible of stealing my work. ©️2026 Rebecca Clark. All Rights Reserved No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior permission of the author, except for the brief description of the book in a book review.

Joanne Wilson is a 21 year old musical prodigy. Her an her soon to be fiance are having the best time of their lives. Sadly, one day there's a terrible accident that leaves her with nowhere to go but up.The road to recovery isn't easy either. Her world revolved around him. And its not that she's mourning she's actually getting better with the help of a mental guy. He takes her on an adventure that she never encountered in her musical days. Joanne's experience will leave her wondering who is the sane one in the group. Can a guy with a dark past help her? Will she find her luck at the end of the rainbow? Her journey has yet started.

Nobody payed attention to Luz towards the end. She acted like she was fine but was she really? Luz dies from an unknown illness and everybody is busy trying to find out what the illness was. Everyone except for Amity who is busy reading Luz's diary that was left for her when Luz passed away. As Amity reads the diary she finds out more about Luz and her secrets. Story Inspired by: Always Marinette by evertea Cover Credits: https://images.app.goo.gl/TeKQYWpSZJBsj5h57

Phoebe Castro has known Archer Connor for her entire life. Literally. He's her rock, he's the one who speaks up for her, and she's slowly but surely falling in love with him. The problem? He's two years older than her and thinks of her as a "little sis". * Archer Connor is next-in-line for the alpha position. He's charasmatic, he's hot, and he think s that he has the perfect life...nevermind the fact that he's attracted to his best friend, Phoebe, and that her dad knows and wants to kill him before he can even make a move. * When something happens to the both of them though, everything changes. Their friendship becomes riddled with secrets and lies and powers. Will Archer be able to protect Phoebe and at the same time, restrain himself? Or will it all just go to hell? Read and find out in the sequel to "Art Girl and Wolf Boy. We Sound a Bad TV Show."