Lifechangingmoment Stories

People would always say the phrase "curiosity killed the cat." Michael had to learn that the hard way when he wanted to explore near humanity. Humanity killed his family and loved ones all at once because of that one little thought. Now he was alone, that was, until he heard a single lullaby. --------------------- Michael lives in a world where all kind of creatures live in peace. Many dimensions exist all around the multiverse, some involve witches, heros, monsters that people catch for a living, and so much more! Come as we explore the land, dimensions, and timelines with Michael and all his other friends. Some will be fun adventures, a couple others may involve dangerous task, and some are just here for new ideas.

"All I have to do is make a video that will impress him and submit and if I win... Well, if I win all my dreams will come true. All I need to do is be myself. That's the key to winning."

My story, "The New Teen Diva" is the sequel to my first story, "The Teen Intern", if you didn't notice. Anyway, "The New Teen Diva" is about a new teen whose going to be wrestling and learning from one of the passionate, fighting, and determined superstars on the Raw roster (which will be randomly chosen for her when she arrives). This new teen diva will be having a great journey to get to the fame she always wanted. Read to find out on what happens to the new teen diva! Please note that if I find you taking or copying my story material in any of my stories, I'm blocking and reporting you! Thanks! Copyright @mixedchingykateyes95 © 2017 All Copy Rights Reserved

After a long shift at the diner, 23-year-old Nicole decided to unwind at a nearby bar. Mistaking a private room for the restroom, she walked in to find a room full of well-dressed men. Surprised and embarrassed, she quickly closed the door and returned to her drink. Nicole left the bar without interacting with anyone from the private room. Though she didn't make any connections that night, the unusual encounter sparked a curiosity that led her to explore new opportunities in the months that followed, setting the stage for unexpected changes in her life.

Mike sank into the corner chair, the warmth of the coffee cup doing little to soothe the weight pressing on his chest. Around him, the café buzzed with life - laughter spilling over desserts, a father guiding his daughter's small hand toward a muffin, a young woman absorbed in her notebook, an elderly man passing a croissant with a quiet smile. He saw them, yet he didn't. His mind floated somewhere else, tangled in memories and questions he couldn't face. A flash of red hair at the edge of his vision made his chest tighten. Not her exactly, but the curve of the neck, the way the light caught it - enough to prick memory and ache. He blinked. The figure moved on. Perhaps a trick of the crowded café, perhaps something more. "You noticed her." Mike's head jerked toward the voice. A tall, wiry man leaned against the table edge, sharp eyes observing him with unsettling precision. Calm, deliberate, almost teasing, he spoke again. "You already know, in some way. Don't you?" Mike's hands tightened around the cup. "I... I don't understand." The stranger's gaze swept the café, lingering on laughter, gestures, and quiet moments. "You see it, don't you? The fragments. The lives you never lived, the choices you never made, the memories that hum quietly in your chest. What if you didn't have to see them? What if you could step into another life, just for a moment?" Mike's legs refused to obey when he tried to stand, heavy and resistant, as though the floor itself held him. "I... I shouldn't. I don't want this." The stranger leaned closer, voice low and insistent, teasing yet intimate. "Ah, but you do. You already want to know. Look around. Who could you become if you dared? Whose life, whose memory, could you borrow... just for a step?" Mike's pulse thundered. The café's ordinary chaos felt distant, unreal. He was suspended - caught between fear and curiosity, between reality and something he couldn't name. And a whisper lingered in his mind,: Who could I be... ?