Missed Stories

Haneul - "I was going to ignore him.....but why is he still standing there " Aaeron - " She's not rejecting me....she's just....far away even when she's close."

Louis Harrow had always understood the quiet power of perception. At Westbridge High, reputation was everything-an invisible currency traded in glances across hallways and whispered conversations behind locker doors. Louis had mastered it. Effortlessly charming, selectively kind, and always just distant enough, he moved through school with the ease of someone who knew exactly how much of himself to reveal. And then there was Katie Ellison. She existed on the edges of everything-the kind of girl people noticed only long enough to dismiss. Her presence drew snickers, her silence invited cruelty, and whatever set her apart made her an easy target. While others laughed or looked away, Louis did something more dangerous: he noticed. Not openly. Not in ways that mattered. He saw the way she braced before the first insult, the flicker of hope in her eyes when someone spoke to her, quickly extinguished. He recognized the quiet strength it took for her to return each day. But recognition is not action. Louis told himself staying uninvolved was safer. Getting close to Katie meant risking everything he had built. And Louis Harrow did not take risks. Still, there were moments. A door held open when no one was watching. A book returned before anyone noticed it missing. A glance that lingered too long. He cared. Just not enough. Because caring meant choosing. It meant standing beside someone the world had already decided was unworthy. And Louis wasn't ready for that. Not until silence felt heavier than fear. Not until distance began to feel like regret. By the time he realized reputation meant nothing, it was too late. Katie Ellison-the girl he had almost chosen-was already slipping beyond his reach.

It's a complicated nd successful love story..with no over drama nd no offense... . . . . So,I hope u will like it..😊❤

Alison Argent was awesome and one of the best and will never be forgotten A Dedication to Alison Argent Will never be forgotten but will be missed

I never really liked my parents, I mean why should I? They just dumped me in this boarding school when I was 12. They waited till I was 17 to get in contact with me, they don't love me and I don't love them. Then they think they can run my life, as if? They want me to marry a stranger, one who has something off about him. I can't quite put my finger on it, but I will. Believe me I will...

So the bits I havent put into the story 'You Had A Crush On Me Once' - for e.g I think a lot of you may be annoyed that I havent put the stuff from feb 2017 til apr 2017 well those parts will be in here. Also other parts in 2017-2021 that I have written that is not in the main story will also be posted here. So if you are waiting for more parts to be uploaded you can drop by - btw i have finished the 'You Had A Crush On Me Once' story' I'm just doing it bit by bit to keep people on their toes . This doesn't make it a less important journal/ story for that matter. Real life memories matter . And that's why I thought I better put the stuff you've missed in here . take note - 3 parts a day.

Not everyone can forget their first love, at least Brian could not. Sorry for any grammar mistakes. Peace, Al1Sh3rn

[A SEQUEL TO "I'm Obviously A Girl. But none of you idiots have to know that..."] Sam Stone's life was perfect in Chicago. All of her friends were there, along with her new boyfriend, Alex. Being stuck in Florida was like a wasteland, especially when her best friend, Kale McCann, leaves for Chicago too. It's been two months since she's seen any of her Chicago friends, and her parents refuse to allow her to go up there to visit. But then again, parental consent wasn't exactly part of Sam's philosophy. So when Alex shows up one night in her room, unannounced, only to say his plane’s leaving that night, Sam devises a plan to hop on board and jet off to Chicago. But when she gets there, and she sees how things have changed in her absence, she realizes that her plan might have had a few holes in it. Because then again, planning was never her forte.

Round in circles, and right back to square one. They were, to each other, but a memory lost of remembrance. The mind forgot... will the heart remember? • very slow updates • • slow plot development • This story is also posted on RRL under @lazzulite.

a/n:[annyeonghaseyoooo~this is my first book so di pa ako masyadong amgaling gumawa di ka pa masyadong alam kaya yun supportnyo nalang hihiz lovey'all <3

Cover by @lostbutterflies

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Kelsey has depression. She tries to get through it and has a tough time. How will she tough through? Can she do it? Will she go I N S A N E ?

Harry Styles has forgotten all about Cleo, his best friend in the entire world, during his journey to fame. He's getting along in life just fine, but what's happening to Cleo? THIS IS A SHORT STORY IT IS FINISHED

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