Hearing Stories

Manila Series #1 Joshua Miguel Quijano has everything under control--until he's forced to share a room with Kyle Lorenzo Tan, a deaf roommate whose smile never falter. What starts as inconvenience quickly turns into something he can't quite solve like his engineering equations. But Kyle isn't someone you "fix," and Joshua isn't used to not being able to figure things out. In a room too small for two completely different worlds, control slowly stops meaning anything, and understanding starts to look a lot like something else they were never prepared for. noviscuit ©2026 Written in Filipino and with Love. We do not, absolutely do not, accept homophobic and close minded readers here. Read responsibly and open-mindedly :) Genre : Teen Fiction / Romance Language : Filipino-English Date Started:

Music never moved Aria the way it seemed to move everyone else. She told herself it was just preference until she learned that she had been living in a quieter world all along. Faced with the reality of her lost hearing, Aria navigates more than just sound. She grapples with the weight of her loss, her own stigma of having a disability, and the unsettling possibility that the world is far richer than she had allowed herself to believe. What follows is not just a journey of hearing, but of understanding both sound and silence. Based on true events.

Helping kids read and creating awareness of voices in people's heads.

A collection of different short stories I wrote during school

Fred and George unsuccessfully tested one of their products on Hermione, and now Fred and Hermione are stuck with the consequences as they can hear each other speak wherever they are. Desperate to try to fix this, they grow closer together in the search for a cure.

"We do not thank life for what it has done, but rather we hate it for what it cannot do. We do not adore ourselves for what we have, but despise ourselves for what we are not."

Rashmi is, at last, able to attend one of the Magic Allies academies. In all honesty, she can't wait to meet her dragon partner and have her life changed by magic. It sounds like something out of a fairy tale, and Rashmi kind of wants that life. She wants something more than the endless desert sands - she wants to reach out and touch her fingertips to the stars. The Magic Allies academies are places where magic is taught, and there are many who want to learn. There are many who have learnt of magic, but in a world of magic, danger still exists. There are spirits, those who come from a realm beyond that of the physical, and not all of them are nice. The spirit attacks appear to be growing in number and severity. But why should Rashmi care? Surely, in the safety of one of the most impressive academies of magic, she's safe. Right? ~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~*~* Cover by AndressaVan

What would you do if you realized that the world you once knew had changed. You couldn't experience anything the way that you used to; t.v., music, a friend's laughter. Your life was forever changed, and there seems to be no way to change that.

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Most military training, teachers, and other adults claim that you need to observe everything at all times. "Keep your eyes open, keep your ears open, have an open mind." But sometimes, without a sense, without an extra way to observe, you not only look at what's around you, but you see.