Millenials Stories

"A private tutor. A mysterious client. A wedding that changes everything." When Lila Debrooks agrees to give private lessons to an enigmatic new client, it seems like just another job-until she learns he's preparing for his high-profile wedding. As their lessons progress, so does an undeniable tension between them. Secrets unravel, boundaries blur, and suddenly, she's left questioning everything. Is she helping him walk down the aisle... or leading him away from it?

From 1999 to 2005, Light reigned over the world as a "God" and a mass murderer known to the world as Kira. Meanwhile, more than halfway across the world, Marie tries to live her life as any other person would, as she deals with loss, fake friends, lies, and the effect that Kira has placed on the world. In 1999, not only does Light find the Death Note and decides to use it to rid the world of evil, but Marie tries to get by as propaganda rises with the Y2K scare. The propaganda dies down when Kira rises and Marie is convinced her prayers have been answered. However, she doesn't know the monster that Kira will become.

I wrote this book because I've spent years watching intelligent, capable professionals struggle with the same communication challenges over and over again. Not because they're not smart enough. Not because they don't care enough. But because nobody ever taught them the fundamental principles of how communication actually works in groups. They were thrown into teams and told to collaborate. Told to "communicate better." Told to "work together." But nobody explained what that actually means. Nobody gave them a framework for understanding why groups succeed or fail. Nobody taught them that communication isn't just about sending clear messages-it's about constructing social realities together. So they default to trial and error. They rely on instinct. They copy what they've seen other people do, even when those people were doing it wrong. And the cycle continues.

©Rene_y This story "Millennial Men" is an original work by the author. Do not copy, narrate, translate, repost, or upload this story on YouTube or any other platform without the author's permission.

Life is already a juggling act for 35 year old Samantha. Work life balance? Doesn't exist. Between her corporate job, being a wife, and a mum of 2, chaos is her default setting. So when an otherworldly magical phenomenon starts hounding her like a stalker. She find this to be down right rude. How is she expected to save the world -again- when she can't even get her children to eat breakfast?

Nona Weir and her friends are underwhelmed by their mediocre suburban existence in their sleepy coastal town. Little do they know all that is about to change, when a mysterious stranger blows through town and into one of their local haunts.

Allen Cha, a 23-year-old high achiever in NYC, finds his life joyless and meaningless. He decides to take back control of his story, by using his perceptive powers to move up at work and get a girlfriend.

Set in modern day London, If Only opens with its central character, Olivia, making a pretty bold statement - "Women are delusional." Starting from age four, Olivia then begins to dissect her past failed relationships in order to finally discourage herself from believing in Hollywood style romances. Writing with brutal honesty, she reminisces over her first loves, one night stands, online dating history, the short affair she had with an ACTUAL millionaire, and finally the so-called love of her life, who has just walked out on her. Each chapter represents another phase in her life and another failed attempt at securing a movie worthy love story. Throughout the journey, the reader is privy to Olivia's views on life as a millennial, homosexuality, friendships, ambition, body confidence, and ultimately, love.

Things only our generation can relate to. Because, this is how Gen-Z views the world! Contains: Puns Relatable Stuff Books Entertainment Celebrities ....and much more!

Strong language used is for no ill-intent. Only meant to convey linguistics used in the modern day. I do not condone the bullying of any community. This is meant as satirical satire.

A collection of my nightly streams of consciousness written from my bed in April of 2021.

DO NOT, COPY, GAIN INSPIRATION OR STEAL MY WORK. (Also this is old, and filled with random scenarios that will NOT be in the remake but certain characters will be) Card games use to be the whole thing about Yugioh but a hidden power is in one of our protagonists that he can't control. He is also a king where he and Atem are the only main members of the royal family who are still alive after Bakura killed off everyone else and he will have to be stopped eventually along with other problems our protagonist will have to face along with random moments to come within the story. So I hope you enjoy this and don't forget to vote! Also this is Fanmade so its not going by the orginal story of the Manga or Anime just so you know

I Truly Do is a poetry book tackling the struggle of wanting to be honest, wanting to confess, and wanting to conquer despite having a cowardly heart. It also involves the effects of a broken heart because of failing to be with the one they love. Enjoy! Best Badge: #1realtalk

Bitter kung baga, maldita kung ituturing nila, masungit pero maraming na-iinggit. Ang reyna na kaampalayahan. Victoria Maddison Cortes is the name. Sya ang dakilang Bitter, na babaguhin ng isang tao na biglaang darating sa buhay nya.

Welcome to the inside of my mind. Filled with shower thoughts, emotions, feelings and controversial opinions. Feel free to comment and debate on anything I say.

This has been discontinued. -Zen Aeyon had been looking for her for all his 1019 years of life. Lu didn't know what it meant when she first felt his presence. He aims to help her as she struggles with realizing the world she was on the edge of, was actually her's all along. With the combination of finding out that she's not human and that she's an "only", she'll have to find out what she wants. Warning: "bad" language is used (aka cursing) please keep in mind, as I haven't marked the book as mature.

Poems covering a wide range of topics, including family, relationships, grief, mental health, and more.

Hello there! I really hope you find joy in reading this book and if you are a millennial reading this book, I am pretty sure you would have a few moments of nostalgia and your precious childhood memories running through your mind upon reading this book.

In this short story, our unnamed main character goes on a journey from Lakeland Falls, WA to her childhood home in New Mexico...after the world ends. With just her laptop and witty sarcasm, she'll find out that the new world, even without zombies or nuclear war, may not be so different from those fictions. A millennial girl has to find her way home--without a GPS and only herself to talk to.