Inevitability Stories

Ivan Guillermo de la Vega knows how to write about people. He just doesn't get involved. As a writer for the Indiana Daily Student, he's built his life on observation-clean, precise, and carefully neutral. Until one late night, when he answers a simple AI prompt and creates something he doesn't expect: An ideal. Calm. Consistent. Someone who stays. He closes the tab and forgets about it. The next day, he walks into a café and meets him. Owen Maverick Turner isn't loud. He doesn't try to impress. He doesn't interrupt. He just... stays. And somehow, without even realizing it, he becomes everything Ivan wrote down that night. What begins as coincidence becomes pattern. What feels manageable becomes undeniable. Ivan knows how to observe. He knows how to write. But this time, he's no longer outside the story.

The story itself is about the length of a common description, so read it if you like. I don't believe a description is necessary.

History has a funny way of repeating itself. That's what Shireen's father told her when Yusuf walked out on them. That's what Yusuf said to Shireen when Omar walked out on her. "The State We Live In" explores the effects of generational trauma on families when individuals struggle to find their identity, through love, pain and empowerment. Watch Shireen and her daughter Zora's stories unfold in parallel. Can either of them break the cycle or are they forever destined to continue the family's curse?

A collection of poems, short stories, and other works during some tough times.

Detached from reality

Since a long time ago, humanity has put together its scientific discoveries and utilized them to see the world around us. As time moves on, their numbers increase, stacking and replacing each other while we start to perceive them as reality. Is it a mistake for us to accept a big pile of theories to validate our existence? Is there any boundary that limits us? Is there a far greater risk that we should be concerned about? Feel the dread that comes from our very essence!

Poem/ venting lol however you want to take it, I've given up on trying to write decent shit so imma just write a poem off the top of my head about how I feel

In a small city like Thrissur in Kerala, missing the last bus means there are seldom modes to reach home, especially when you are a bunch of teens who are short of money. But something arises for their rescue. But was that relief real?

A poem about life and the inner thoughts of a pair of people

Remember: it's an option.

Ezekiel James was the best cross country in the State of Ohio. He was never once beaten, until he met his match.

Only on a gurney does life's true meaning unmask itself.

The Fog's Dismay is a melancholic cluster of prose poetry where mist, rain, wind, and silence become sentient, embodying the fragile sorrow of existence. Each piece unveils a different mood of the fog-its hesitance, its yearning, its quiet ache-forming a tapestry of solitude and sentiment. One subject, many voices. One dismay, many echoes.Each piece unfurls a different sigh of the sky-a plea, a hush, a sorrow too soft to scream. Woven from one grief into many shapes, this cluster breathes with haunting beauty, like damp petals pressed between the pages of a rain-stained diary.

Hell is empty and all the devils are here. -- Shakespeare Harper Witt was a victim, even though she didn't agree with the fact. After all, she would have been dead if she hadn't struck a deal with a devil. Shunned by family and friends, Harper hadn't been able to lead a normal life. She was the girl who had miraculously recovered from life threatening congenital heart defects and was marked for life... by the Devil's tattoo. It had been nineteen years since that very traumatic experience, and one more year before she had to return the favor: give up her blood, flesh and soul. In other words... embrace death. But when Sade, the devil who held onto the threads of her life, shows up earlier than negotiated, she was filled with hope of another chance at her dream and passion. Harper would do anything to gain the opportunity to perform as a professional ballerina.

This is a short tale of the necessary choices that we must make in life and how exactly they come to be. In our struggles in life, our minds are conformed to a mundane pattern and react in strange ways when we have to confront what is considered impossible.

We still have much to learn, no regrets

A story in which love and death is inevitable, and a girl wishes to finish the last task on her bucket list.

I really can't describe this or else you wont read it.