Knightly Stories

Have you ever wonder if one day your beloved one will lose every single memory in her brain? It means even the love will be gone. And in the opposite, the memories stay clear in your mind. What would you do if she touches at someone else instead? What will you do if she's in danger, but she doesn't have a clue at all? And your not supposed to let her know? What will you do if everything is gone because she asked for it? And...what will you do if you actually were the one causing them?

Since she was sixteen, Amy has written love letters to her future husband. In a fit of frustration, she throws them out, where they're picked up by the last person in the world she ever expects. Since when do rock stars sing about nothings like her?

Chiếc lá Thu phai Tác giả: Knightley Ảnh bìa: Chanh "Chừng nào còn có con bên cạnh, mẹ vẫn ổn.."..

If you never wanted the Mortal Instruments series to end...if you want to see a little twist in the story line...this story takes place after the the first book, City of Bones. Clary and Jace are siblings, regular demon fights are back on schedule. Everything was getting back to as normal as it can be until a new face shows up: Knightley. Half Shadowhunter, half warlock, and recently abandoned by her parents, Knightley is thrown in with the others of the New York Institute, adding a few turns to the story. This story mostly follows the book plot with some adaptations to accommodate Kightley's background and story (which may or may not include a little relationship with a certain dark-haired Shadowhunter ;). This is my first fan fiction so please let me know what you think! Any comments, thoughts, ideas, scenes you'd like to see, and questions are extremely welcome and encouraged! :) Please allow a few chapters for the story to take off...otherwise enjoy! All the love! (credit goes to Cassandra Clare- the wonderful author of The Mortal Instruments)

From Jane Austen's 'Emma'. Mr. Woodhouse is not the only one who finds it difficult to let go. Emma/Mr. Knightley

Jane Austen's 'Emma'. What is going through Emma's head as she dances with Mr. Knightley?

Emily Holzhaus, beautiful, clever, and popular, had lived nearly ten and seven years in the world with very little to distress or vex her. ...Except, with her sister moving out and getting married, how can Emily apply to UCLA? Her father dreads an empty house, and he expects Emily to stay close. ...And then there's Blake, who persists in his frowny face disapproval of what will be Emily's matchmaking triumph: the sweet and zany Harryet with the smooth yet vulnerable Elton. Blake tells Emily to stop meddling, but he can't see the magic like Emily can. ...Ooh, and perfect Jane Santiago, who's hiding a secret boyfriend. Who wouldn't be distressed or vexed (or, okay, intrigued) by that? "Just leave it alone, Em," Blake says, but flawless, thousand point GPA Jane has a clandestine romance? As if there's anyone in the world who can leave that alone. But when Emily's matchmaking and sleuthing reveal unexpected truths, she is forced to reevaluate what is most important in a friend-and what to do with longstanding friendships that are rancid beneath the surface. Humorous, smart, and fun, Emily is a YA spin on Austen's Emma about what happens when plans unravel, friendships evolve, and secrets explode.

From Jane Austen's 'Emma'. When the Westons' turkeys are stolen, there's more to the situation than meets the eye.

She is Engaged. He is heartbroken. They get married. She must leave him. He must Break her walls.

Emma has flirted with Frank at Box Hill, and insulted Miss Bates... Mr Knightley resolves to go to London and learn to be indifferent. Why? If only he could banish Emma from his mind... Mr. Knightley's Thoughts Upon Travelling to London, a Missing Chapter from Emma

When Princess River is forced to take on a body guard after the assassination of her, not so beloved, brother, she is given choices of hundreds of men from throughout the kingdom. But even seeing a bunch of buff young men clad in armor of steel and other metals she is struck in awe after a golden armored knight come riding in and defeating all of the competition. Who is the anonymous defender and what do they have in store for her future?

Psychology (si•kol•oh•gee): 1. The study of the brain. 2. A course offered at my school (which I stupidly took) 3. Something that can be used to fix whatever is wrong with Evan Kentley. After being caught between Evan Kentley, my brother Preston, my almost non-existent real father, my druggie mother Andrea, and her psycho boyfriend Number Eight, there's a slight possibility that I might need some psychological help. I guess that class came in handy after all.

The Worst is shaping up to be one of the most intriguing dark comedies on the horizon. Centered around a disastrous dinner party among wealthy elites, the film promises sharp satire, emotional tension, and humor rooted in discomfort. Instead of easy laughs, it explores hypocrisy, privilege, and social performance through flawed, abrasive characters. With a tightly focused setting and psychologically driven storytelling, the film aims to entertain while provoking reflection. Early buzz suggests a daring, conversation-starting experience that could linger with audiences long after the credits roll.

My name is Clara Knightly and I think I'm dead.

From Jane Austen's 'Emma'. Completely mini-series based, but with an explanation for those who haven't seen the series. Emma rues the day she asked Mr. Knightley to teach her Chinese.