Grievers Stories

she came and she was wonderful she was his stars, sun, moon, and sky. i'm not good at descriptions but bacily this book is about newt finding love one year into the maze and and leaves him in love forever.

Behold, he walks though laid to rest, Entombed beneath my false behest.

- fifth year - end of fifth year - started : 07.03.26 - 10.03.26 Rankings; #18 shortchapters ( 10.03.26 ) After the death of her brother, Cedric Diggory, Aaliyah Diggory isn't coping the way everyone expects. The Slytherin sister of Hogwarts' golden boy is spiralling, drowning in grief and reckless choices. But when she forms an unexpected friendship with Mattheo Riddle, the one person everyone says she should stay away from, something begins to change. What starts as two broken people understanding each other slowly turns into something deeper-something neither of them saw coming.

The novel traces the quiet unraveling of a man who appears to have everything. Mike Stevens leaves behind four years of happiness in Denver when his partner, Rachel, moves to Buenos Aires. He chooses not to follow her, believing he is protecting his identity, his friendships, his life. The breakup is calm, rational - and devastating. Determined to rebuild, he relocates to Manhattan, where success comes quickly. He earns prestige, admiration, and the attention of powerful figures like Elizabeth Garden. To the outside world, he becomes one of the most desirable men in the city. But ambition cannot anesthetize grief. Behind his charm and composure, Mike struggles with unresolved loss, guilt over emotional compromises, and a growing sense of inner dislocation. He feels fraudulent in a life that rewards him but does not heal him. Rather than collapse publicly, he vanishes - boarding a cargo ship bound for Cape Town without properly saying goodbye. At sea, surrounded by 27 sailors and endless horizon, he finds temporary relief in anonymity and simplicity. The ship's seasoned captain recognizes in him not weakness, but a wounded man fighting to stay afloat. Meanwhile, in New York, Daniel Whitaker - mentor, investigator, and friend - refuses to accept silence as an answer. His concern is not professional but deeply human: he knows that men like Mike can smile by day and unravel by night. When Mike and Daniel finally speak across the Atlantic, their conversation is not dramatic but profoundly honest. No one tries to force a return. No one demands explanations. The novel lingers instead in the fragile space between depression and hope, escape and healing, freedom and unfinished ties. It is a story about grief without spectacle, success without fulfillment, and the dangerous illusion that distance alone can mend a broken heart.

After the first wave of the virus Erebis, half of humanity is gone. The survivors don't rebuild the world - they divide it. From the ruins rise four cities, each a cage shaped by class: one where the poor endure hunger and humiliation, one where the middle class survives on restraint and fading hope, one where the rich drown in luxury built on denial, and one where the elites crown themselves untouchable, believing power makes them immortal. Through the voice of Pema, a mother watching the world fracture, Endling explores a future where survival comes without dignity, walls replace compassion, and inequality is written into law. Children starve while others play with machines. Humanity lives on - but broken, arrogant, and divided. This is not a story about saving the world. It's about what remains when fear reshapes humanity, and the plague changes form. Dark, emotional, and brutally realistic - Endling asks one question: What does survival mean when humanity itself is dying?

Just a short story, wag nang humingi ng kasunod.😇❤️

Callidora is a normal 17-year-old. Well, as normal as a geek can get, at least. She has her family and a few friends. Cally likes her life, until she wakes up in a world she had read about. Thinking it is a dream, she loves it, but when she starts to realize it's not, she has to find a way back home. But how did she get there? Is there even a way back for her? She knows how the story she's in goes, but can she risk telling the Gladers what she knows? .~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~. THIS FANFIC IS UNDER MAYOR EDITING/REWRITE YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED Edited: Chapters 19/86 Currently Editing: Chapter 20a (yes there are 2 now, I'm working on it) .~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~. Did you try this fic when it first got published? No, you didn't. .~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~.~. Heyhey! Just a quick note before you start any of my fics, I love getting comments and hear people's thoughts, but I do ask everyone to keep at least the main fic etiquettes in mind. For those who are new or just have never heard of them, here they are: 1. Don't like, don't read 2. Ship and let ship 3. Don't yuk someone's yum 4. Don't critique a free gift Fanfic is a gift from one fan to the other within a community. It's not a published book and should not be treated as such. If you don't like something, that's fine, but it costs nothing to silently move on and find something you do like without being unnecessarily mean or degrading to another person. Fanspaces are supposed to be safe spaces, let's all do our part to keep it that way💜 ~ Purple Dragon Ps. if you decide to actively ignore this request, my finger might slip and you may get your comment removed or blocked entirely, it is up to you

They've both lost someone-but in very different ways. Tommy Doyle had loved his wife before he lost her. Diane Callahan survived her husband before he was killed. Tommy and Diane meet in a grief support group in Boston, neither looking for love, only a way to get through the day. They both see something in each other and, before they realize it, that something begins to grow. Until Tommy discovers the truth he never saw coming. Something he believes he can't overcome. Shattered, he pushes Diane away, breaking the heart of a woman who was only just learning how to trust again. By the time he realizes his mistake, it's too late. Now he has to find a way to take back what he lost-what he threw away. Now he will need to prove that love after loss is still worth fighting for. A story of grief, healing, and second chances. TRIGGER WARNINGS: This story contains themes that may be difficult for some readers, including grief after the death of a spouse, emotional trauma, and recovery after loss. It also includes references to domestic violence and follows the journey of a survivor of intimate partner abuse. While the abuse is not portrayed in graphic detail, there are times it is discussed and the survivor has flashbacks. Reader discretion is advised.

Elenor Williams and Jacob Matthew had been inseparable since middle school. Best friends. First love. Forever. Until forever ended on a quiet night filled with screeching tires. Two months after Jacob's death, a letter arrives on Elenor's birthday, written in his unmistakable handwriting. At first, she convinces herself it's something he prepared in advance. A final act of love. One last promise. But then a few months later, another letter comes. And another. Each one feels too aware. Too personal. Too present. They mention things no one else should know. They comfort her. They warn her. They remind her that promises were made the night Jacob died. As grief slowly turns into something far more unsettling, Elenor begins to question everything - the accident, the memories, and even the people she trusts the most. Because sometimes, missing someone isn't the scariest part. 'Sometimes, it's realizing they might never have left.'

The Glade has rules. No girls. No weakness. No second chances. Then the Box brings her. A Korean girl who speaks no English, trapped inside a Maze full of strangers and secrets. Misunderstood and underestimated, she must survive in silence while the walls shift and the creatures hunt. But someone is watching her. And somehow... he understands more than she thinks. The Maze was built to test them. It wasn't built for her.

These are where my work from my Creative Writing Class will be stored and be viewed to the public. This will be updated for a certain amount of time before my class finishes. Enjoy these short stories! :3

In a quiet town where the clock tower has been frozen at 11:59 for decades, seventeen-year-old Elara inherits a broken silver watch from her late grandfather - a man who spent his life repairing clocks and hiding truths inside ticking things. When the watch awakens at midnight, it leads her to the abandoned tower and a boy named Rowan, the last remaining Keeper of Time. Elara soon discovers that the tower is not just a relic - it is an Anchor, holding time together within the town's borders. And her grandfather was its guardian. As time fractures begin to tear the world apart and shadowy creatures known as Temporal Echoes rise from collapsed timelines, Elara must choose between holding onto the last piece of her past... or becoming the future's protector. With danger spreading beyond the tower walls and other Anchors failing across the horizon, Elara and Rowan step into a world where time is not something to measure. It is something to defend. A story of legacy, sacrifice, and the fragile beauty of every second.

"𝐍𝐨 𝐨𝐧𝐞 𝐤𝐧𝐨𝐰𝐬 𝐞𝐱𝐚𝐜𝐭𝐥𝐲 𝐰𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐞𝐝 𝐭𝐨 𝐡𝐞𝐫. 𝐎𝐧𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐢𝐧𝐠'𝐬 𝐟𝐨𝐫 𝐬𝐮𝐫𝐞 𝐭𝐡𝐨𝐮𝐠𝐡, 𝐬𝐡𝐞'𝐬 𝐛𝐞𝐞𝐧 𝐛𝐫𝐨𝐤𝐞𝐧 𝐛𝐞𝐟𝐨𝐫𝐞."

A distraction from his entity

They saw the behavior. They saw the breakdown. They saw the girl who was "too much." What they didn't see was the abuse. The silence. The way trauma was mistaken for drama. This is the story of surviving what was never seen - and becoming more than the labels that tried to bury me.

365 days ago, Thomas escaped the Maze. He thought it was over. WICKED defeated. Friends lost. Lives buried under rubble and memories. But the world isn't done with him yet. Now, a year later, the ground shakes beneath him. The Box rises. Boys and girls swarm the edges, a new Maze stretching before them-larger, deadlier, more twisted than ever. The rules have changed. Allies and enemies are blurred. And among them is Sam, the girl he never knew he had-a sister shaped by WICKED's cruel experiments, colder and sharper than anyone could imagine. She walks past him without a glance, leaving chaos in her wake, carrying secrets that could save or destroy them all. As Thomas steps into the unknown, the Maze isn't just a test of survival anymore. It's a reckoning. And this time, nothing-and no one-can be trusted. minho × oc

The maze is split in half. Half the gladers are hard core vegans and the other half aren't. This leads to drama, battles, and other stuff.

Synopsis: When Leah Eliot receives devastating news from the war front, her world fractures overnight. With only a final letter and a promise that will never be fulfilled, she is left drowning in grief and unanswered prayers. Just when despair begins to consume her, an unexpected encounter with a solitary sailor changes the course of her healing. In quiet conversations and fragile moments, Leah slowly begins to rediscover warmth in a world that had turned cold. But war does not end when the guns fall silent. Its shadows follow those who survive... and some returns are far more complicated than they seem. Returned from the Unknown is a haunting story of love, loss, faith, and the invisible scars left behind by war - where the heart must decide whether to cling to the past or risk everything for an uncertain future. 🌸🌸~•°•° Prompt from the Open novella contest : { A letter arrives addressed to you written by someone who shouldn't exist}

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