Lifechoices Stories

Blissfield is growing - but so are the cracks. A new CEO arrives with big plans and a bigger heart. A marriage built on years of love begins to fracture under loss. Two rivals discover care where conflict once stood. And just when one couple loses everything they wanted... another receives the surprise they never expected. Season 2 is a story of ambition, grief, healing, and love tested by reality - not fantasy. Not every promise survives. Not every ending is final. Not every beginning is planned.

This is a story which I witnessed myself, two lovers who are broken apart. Two hearts connected by an invisible string. will they be back together?

A mysterious midnight flight forces a man to confront his past and choose between letting go... or starting over. A powerful short story about regret and second chances.

"He thought he was rescuing their love. He didn't know he was just driving her escape." Barra is a brilliant law student, a high-achiever who built his future on a prestigious scholarship. He plays by the rules and carries the weight of his mother's hopes on his shoulders. But everything changes when he falls for Alma, a doctor-to-be who also happens to be the only daughter of the nation's most powerful and ruthless General. Desperate for a blessing that seems impossible, Barra agrees to Alma's wild plan: an escape. With a car from his friend Dom, they embark on a 1,000-kilometer journey through Java. But this isn't a chase of sirens and barricades. The General plays a modern game-using digital tracking and bureaucratic intervention to destroy Barra's life from afar. With one cold phone call, the General freezes Barra's scholarship and leaves his mother terrified, systematically dismantling the future Barra worked so hard to achieve. But in the middle of the road, the General suddenly surrenders. He gives his blessing and begs them to come home. Barra is ready to turn back. He's desperate to save his mother's peace and salvage his dreams of becoming a lawyer. But Alma isn't. As they reach the ferry to Bali, Barra realizes the terrifying truth: Alma never wanted her father's blessing. She wanted a getaway driver to help her disappear forever. In this high-tech race, Barra isn't the kidnapper-he's a pawn caught between a father's cold power and a daughter's reckless rebellion. Now, Barra is forced to make a life-altering decision. Should he choose the blind devotion of love, or face the cold, hard facts of reality to save the future that is slipping through his fingers?

How will you know if you made the right decisions for your life? When the result is good for everyone? When no one is hurt? When you're happy about what happened? Or all of it? For Allison who grew up making decisions driven by her parents' continuous pressure on her, she finds it hard to make good decisions for herself. Dahil alin nga ba ang tama? Ano ang makabubuti? But despite all those doubts, those questions, for her, she is certain with this one thing; his eyes held softness and clarity that made her feel like she was exactly where she needed to be, without question, without guilt, and without confusion. In his eyes, she sees her lifetime. While for him, she is his lifeline. But how far can you fight for something when things around you become uncertain?

Summer promises turned into winter heartbreak when two ambitious teenagers fell in love while chasing impossible dreams. She dreamed of MIT. He aimed for IIT. Together, they believed love could survive distance until reality forced them to choose between each other and the futures they had worked for. Years later, success comes at a cost neither of them expected. Memories of a love once left behind refuse to fade, raising a question neither dared to ask before: was their goodbye truly the end... or only the beginning? The Day You Caught Me is a bittersweet story about first love, ambition, and the quiet pain of letting go at the wrong time.

In the small town of Blissfield, a dropped stack of books in a high school classroom sparks a love story no one sees coming. Season One follows Zeke Manchester and Yairah Gomez-Mejilla from their first awkward meeting as teenagers to the moment they begin building a life side by side. Through exams, family expectations, calling, and sacrifice, their bond grows from young affection into something tested and chosen. As graduation approaches, futures take shape - the firehouse opens its doors, new recruits arrive, and unfamiliar faces step into town. Some friendships form easily. Others begin with friction. All of them will matter. From first glances to forever promises, from classrooms to call sirens, this is the season of beginnings - where love takes root, paths are chosen, and four lives quietly move toward the center of a much larger story. This is where it all begins.

Some crossings are not journeys - they are decisions you can never undo. When unease begins to ripple through Pearl City, Mei Lin chooses what seems the most responsible path: moving her family to the Royal Kingdom, a place promised to offer stability, fairness, and opportunity. She tells herself it is only a bridge between two lives. But the bridge she steps onto is made of paper. Fragile. Silent. One way. Behind her, ageing parents continue their days without her presence, their voices gradually becoming phone calls, then memories. Ahead, her children grow roots in unfamiliar soil, speaking of the future in a language of belonging she herself never fully acquires. Work brings its own disillusionments - partnerships that cool, institutions that feel distant, expectations of certainty replaced by quiet ambiguity. The new home offers safety, yet never quite feels secure; the old home remains emotionally close, yet increasingly unreachable. Years later, another truth surfaces: she did not only leave her parents behind - one day, she may also find herself separated from her children, whose idea of "home" no longer includes the city she once called hers. Migration, she learns, is not simply relocation. It is a slow reshaping of identity, family, and time itself. And still, somewhere beneath the uncertainty, she holds a fragile hope - that fairness, dignity, and the possibility of true belonging may yet exist, even if the path toward them is unclear. Paper Bridge is a story about departure, generational distance, quiet resilience, and the invisible cost of choosing a future that can never fully replace the past.

A new school year feels like a reset button-new classes,new people,and the chance to start over. Just a little bit of Sunshine follows a girl learning how to find her place again as she steps into a new chapter of her life.Between navigating new friendships,holding onto old ones,and dealing with emotions her herself still can't quite explain or comprehend just yet. School becomes more than just a classes,crowded staircases when changing periods and soon to be familiar hallways,it becomes a place she learns to grow into. At the center of it all is her boy best friend.He's constant,familiar,and safe.In her class for the fourth year even after they left primary school,understands her silence without asking questons,knows exactly what she's going to say just by how she says "Guess what?",their friendship is purely that no tension,no confusion-just loyalty,comfort,and the kind of bond that truly feels like home in a person. As she experiences new feelings,unexpected connections,and the possibility of new oppotunities,she begins to learn what she wants from love,her friendships moving forward and most importantly herself. Through small moments and emotional discoveries,Just a little bit of Sunshine is an on going story about growing up,choosing the people who choose you,and realizing that the most important relationships are the one that aren't romantic at all....

They grew up together in the hills of Himachal : Eshita Sengupta, Aarav Desai nd Ishan Solanki. Three souls from different worlds, bound by childhood, undone by love. Eshita was the laughter that filled the valleys, the calm before every storm. Aarav was her anchor :quiet, steadfast, always there when the world tilted. Ishan was the fire she couldn't look away from : wild, impulsive, alive. Together, they were inseparable... until love decided otherwise. Now the hills whisper their names like an old, unfinished story. No one knows what truly happened : who stayed, who left, who broke first. Maybe she chose. Maybe she couldn't. Maybe love, in the end, chose for them all. The truth is a matter of heart. And the choice , is yours.

"In the Lifetime, Maybe You: The Regrets (Book 1)" Sometimes, love isn't about being together-it's about the lessons we carry when hearts drift apart. Elira Joyce Santiago "Joy", never imagined that a simple moment in high school would leave such a lasting scar. What started as a mutual understanding turned into silent heartbreak when Kobi Daryll Ramirez "Kobi", the boy she thought she understood, chose another. Years later, their paths cross again-new dreams, new lives, same lingering emotions. But can you truly heal from a love that was never officially yours? And what happens when the past comes knocking with secrets that could change everything? Despite of never being officially together, their connection was deep, confusing, and unforgettable. Kobi later shifted his attention to another girl, leaving Joy hurt and betrayed. Over time, Joy tried to move forward, focusing on her dreams while silently carrying her emotional wounds. As the story progresses, life takes them on separate paths. Joy pursues nursing, and Kobi takes culinary arts. They cross paths again in college, stirring up old emotions and unresolved feelings. There's jealousy, confrontation, awkwardness, and a gradual rebuilding of their connection. Eventually, Joy begins to appreciate Kobi's presence again, though trust doesn't come easily. But fate throws a twist when Kobi faces challenges that delay his graduation, adding complexity to their story. The narrative closes with an epilogue that hints at deeper secrets from Joy's family past-a mysterious letter and a dying man who may be connected to her identity. This is a story of young love, timing, regrets, and rediscovering self-worth-even when love was never fully returned. That could truly says, is there a second chance left behind? Thank youuu, moons...

Imagination is that ability to see what is unseen, which is a powerful gift from God. Learning how to use our imagination correctly is vital to any Christian walk. Each chapter describes those different sometimes difficult challenges we can all face in life. This is where Nathan Sparkes breaks down the barriers of how we tackle those difficult times, and how our imagination could be twisted by negativity if not careful. God's work in our lives is only limited by how much we limit our imagination, very simple but true. That is why we all need visions, hopes and dreams of goals we look forward to, that then give us a purpose in life. As Nathan Sparkes wrote about his testimony, about walking away from God - being caught up in the world as a young teenager, then finding his way back to God several years later. Chapter by chapter this book helps us to see how we should use our dreams and visions, as we learn to develop a wonderful imagination that reflects the heart of God.

Short love story about a couple whom despite there differences strive to be together! But how long can this work? Will it destroy them in the end? Find out in this gripping short story about love,life,career choices,coming of age and finding there own place in this world....

A short story I came up with and decided to post

"Let your smile change the world, but don't let the world change your smile." - Anonymous Need some motivational quotes? You've come to the right place! "People who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do." - Rob Siltanen

Lu has never been the normal daughter of the family, especially if that family are descendants of rare Shifters. It is destined that once a Shifter turns 17, he or she will permanently stay as their chosen animal form. As a way to survive and to be normal, the family have all agreed to be human for the rest of their lives except 16-year old Lu. As her birthday approaches, will she follow her wild heart or stay human and stay with her family for the rest of her life?

A compilation of poems I wrote about historic events and personal ones.

After a freak accident, Kara Biancardi wakes up at her own funeral. Graciously given back her life, which was thought to be taken from her far too soon, she has the freedom to create her life anew after learning the frightening permanency of death. She must choose whether she wants to return to her old ways of life, with her old friends and an old flame, or if she wants to break free from that mold and recreate everything she once knew. What would you do if you had the chance to redo?

Alyse Bloodborn is torn between her father and mother. To make matters worse neither one of her parents are human. One is a werewolf and the other a witch. Alyse was only brought into this life as a mixed blood because of a truce the elders of the werewolves and witches came up with. However Alyse's mother left her and her father. Living with her father has its ups and downs but when new blood starts moving into her packs' territory Alyse will have to make a choice. Will it be to stay with her pack that she is to one day lead, or will it be to embrace her mothers way of life?