Interpreter Stories

[Unexpected series] Taehyung version 🇰🇷🇺🇸 🇳🇬 🏆x10 The world of baseball suddenly tilted on its axis when the LA Dodgers unexpectedly announced that famous BTS global superstar and fashion icon Kim Taehyung will grace their game by throwing the first pitch. Amid the online frenzy, Skylar Park, a striking Afro-Asian, found herself seated in the VIP area next to the superstar.Things become crazier when the Kiss Cam lands on these two unlikely strangers-something unexpected and unforgettable starts to spark between them. Will these two different worlds be able to collide together? Genres Sports Romance Humor Fluff New Adult. This will be a Two-shot in this series.⚾️ Published: 29/08 /25 Complete: 1/ 09/25 #1 in interpreter 15/09/25 #1 in stadium 31/08/25 #1 mound 31/08/25 #2 in secret 1/ 08/25 #3 in curly 1/08/25 #6 in afro 1/ 08/25

Hello, This series I will be starting is inspired by a game called sky the children of light or (sky cotl)! I'm not the best writer it I have good ideas, or at least I hope they are! I just wanted to share them with people! A lot of the credit should go to my friends who help me come up with some of the ideas! Hope you enjoy the lore/headcannons/stories! I also do info on spirits if you want a summary of them an their personality and I give tips and info about ts, or just random sky stuff -Krill <3

I am going to try and upload a poem a day.

Hey guys, I just had a dream and I don't understand it at all, I'm around 16-17 years old and this dream is freaking me out!! Please leave in the comments your interpretation on this or message me!!!! I will add more dreams if I can't interpret it myself, and if you think they are good story's, make it a story and send me it!! I'd love to read it.

Sam Sanders is a successful UN interpreter that decides to get involved in pro bono work with the local police helping immigrants in their interrogations, as a way to give back, thinking she has been leading a fulfilling life. When she realizes, after helping out a girl, that she did not like her life at all, she quits her job and turns down a marriage proposal in the hope to find herself. Her story is told in bits and pieces, going forth and back in the timeline of her life.

A simple poem that is no longer mine. Interpret as you wish.

Quelques contes éparpillés. Découvrez des mythes et légendes insensées... Prenez part aux voyages d'anciens héros dont le nom est désormais inconnu. A travers cette suite d'histoires sans queue ni têtes, imaginez à quoi ressemble le monde qui y est dépeint, faites votre propre idée. Créez vos propres histoires. Couverture d'Alex Grey (Elle ne m'appartient pas).

Sometimes... don't you wish that time would just sit still?

How do you hold onto a secret when the one person who could expose you comes crashing into your life? How do you continue to keep that secret when this person becomes significant in your life? How do you tell the truth and risk this person leaving your life?

There are words for every feeling in every language Shara Martín knows. In Arabic, the word for heartache folds into the throat like a whisper. In French, love hides behind irony and perfect grammar. In English, pain is clinical. Distant. Manageable. Shara knows how to say goodbye in twenty-four dialects. She just never learned how to mean it. At thirty-two, she is the woman people send into the fire when the world needs clarity. Her tongue is sharp, her reputation sharper. She walks through terminals, embassies, and translation booths with the precision of someone who refuses to be misunderstood. But outside the work, in the margins of time-when the headset is off, and the phone stops buzzing-it's different. That's when the crack shows. Not in her speech, but in the silence. The kind of silence that widens slowly, bringing with it that same ache she thought she'd learned to name. It has nothing to do with being gay. Or being brilliant. Or being alone. It has everything to do with being fluent in everyone else's truth but her own.

I like to see the word in my own perspective. It is hard trying to explain something no one is going to understand. I like to speak in tongues. This Book is for those who like to interpret stories or poems they read, into something understanding, placed in more perspective for their own minds. It is unfamiliar to everyone else, yet seems so easy to understand for others. These Paragraphs are written by me, and the reader (you) will have to place it in perspective of your choice.