Haemophobia Stories

Stephanie Summers was back to school after a long vacation, but this time without her best friend Becca. She had a rough idea how the next few years would be; 'Lonely'. She expects her life to be uneventful and depressing .... until she meets Matt. Matt Collins, the school's football captain was famous for his pranks and boyish ways. Since the day Stephanie was mistakenly pranked, he made it a point to annoy her every day. But the more time he spent with her, the less annoying he became and the more he got to know the real her. His mind was fixed upon his life being broken and pathetic. The girl who thought she was too awkward to make new friends, was introduced to Matt's friend circle. He made her see life in a broader way. Hidden secrets and untold stories awaits... This is Matt and Stephanie's journey of fighting back. #TheShineAwards

His head sunk and he swallowed. The strong demeanor and appearance that he had always put on in front of the rest was gone. It was purely him. "It's hurting both of us. Why don't we just --", It felt like a knife stabbing deeper into my heart with every word. He placed his thumb against my lips. Then he gently carressed my cheek, "Don't say it." It was a whisper, a helpless and vulnerable whisper. A tear slipped from my eye, and I pulled him into my embrace. • She, Lydia Hernandez, was a broken girl. She didn't want this to happen. The only thing she could do was to run. Run away from herself. Run away from the darkness that was slowly consuming her. But she had nowhere to run to. Until she met him. Caleb Jefferson. A broken girl and a broken boy. Will they deepen their wounds or will they share their broken wings and fly together? 🤩😊🤩😊🤩 Hey guys, do read it! It's not a typical story, and it's quite heartbreaking in many ways. Give it a try! 😊

Fears. Most people have something that keeps them up at night. The dark. Small spaces. Fire. Maybe this thing doesn't effect your every day life, maybe it does. Point being, everyone's afraid of something. Five teens are thrown into group therapy for young people in odd circumstances. Each one has a unique power that would never be intentionally used by the owner, not because of nobility or inability but because of fear. based off a tumbler prompt where your greatest fear is your power I'm not going to rate it mature (yet) but warnings for domestic abuse and mentions of self harm and also cursing. I will include warnings at the top of each chapter but just a heads up.

17-year-old Alice Miller finds an extraordinary book which is an autobiography of a serial killer who describes how they murdered 7 people who were the cause of the demolition and disruption of the arc of their life. Things become unpleasant when the author turns out to be Alice herself, and the victims are her bullies. If Alice is not the murderer, then who is? Through confusion, chaos, and care, Alice finds deep truths about herself and her future. Edited by: @PastelsAndPeace Written for Open Novella Contest 2020 using prompt 52.