Minis Stories

¡Hello! Im Alexus and this are my dances ¡Enjoy it!

Short stories in all different genres.

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An anthology series of little mini scenes I write when I'm procrastinating my original works.

Arun's struggles to have a relationship with his brother, which is more complicated than it appears to be.

This book began with a simple yet pervasive observation: my friends, my community, and I, along with countless others, were head-over-heels for the thrill of new products, but often left feeling confused, frustrated, and financially regretful. We'd scroll endlessly through tutorials, buy items that looked amazing on others but felt off for us, and accumulate a collection of barely-used goods-all while feeling no closer to finding our truly perfect, staple products. The desire to experiment was huge, an almost primal urge, but the perceived cost, the commitment, and the risk felt equally daunting and restrictive. It was a paradox of plenty. Choices felt abundant, almost overwhelming, but genuine, personal discovery felt frustratingly elusive. I quickly realized that what modern consumers truly needed wasn't simply more products flooding the market, but smarter, more accessible tools to navigate them-an approach that brilliantly combines personal intuition, practical, hands-on trial, and joyful, confident consumption. This book was written to offer exactly that solution. It takes readers on a journey through the evolution of consumption, from early product blunders to smarter ways of discovery, and finally guides you toward building a collection of favorites that is both exciting and deeply personal. Along the way, it celebrates individuality, reframes the role of product discovery in our lives, and highlights innovative models, like strategic product trials from forward-thinking platforms, that make personal brand exploration both accessible and truly thrilling. My hope is that this book helps you rethink your relationship with products-transforming it from a source of confusion into a source of confidence, boundless curiosity, and playful empowerment. Because ultimately, smart consumption should not just be about buying; it should be about feeling amazing, confident, and genuinely satisfied.

What happens when a 26 year old girl named rose just moves into her house and she find something else living in between her walls?

She'd fallen for him. There was nothing more to say. His sky blue eyes had enchanted her, his smile and the crinkles by his eyes had made her heart flutter. His rough tone and deep, soothing voice had made her feel tangled and trapped in a maze, one she would never leave. The very essence and thought of him had made her mind turn to mush and her heartbeat increase rapidly. For this was the deep, dark back hole of a person that was... Tom Hiddleston.

This is my private dance team. We will have an elite team and the mini's. Come join!

A collection of short stories, mostly historical fiction, all written in exactly 50 words. Beginning, middle, and ending in 50 words. These mini-stories pack a punch and are worth the two-minute read! Disclaimer: Some stories are set in triggering times of history. (Holocaust, 9/11, etc.) Reader discretion is advised. No smut or foul language These stories are original ©ethnekerickson2021

A spin-off to Micros centering around Orbi, Beansprout, Spicecakes, Oliveleaf, Chickpea, Tum-Tums, Checkers, Bubbies, Twinkies, Sequins, and their fathers on their misadventures ♡

Here is a jumble of short stories that are just randomly thought of and just written down. Each part is a different story. please enjoy! Stories written by: TimeLady4Ever and MadelynTheMarvelous

Mini Roleplay

Lily Hart and Brynn are Maya's adopted little sisters. Lilly is bullied by Ava, Alexus and Ari at school and dance, and she develops a relationship with Auggie. She also develops an eating disorder along with depression. Maya and Riley help and guide Lilly as she grows up so that she becomes ready to take on the world.

Aliyah is a 13 year old girl and has been dancing since she was 2. 11 years of dancing has done a lot for Aliyah. Her mom Heather believes she could become a professional dancer. Aliyah tries out for a dance studio called Abby Lee Dance Company. Little do they know, ALDC will change their life forever. "Jealousy is an ugly disease" - Abby Lee Miller [Dance Moms ~ Season 3, Episode 3]