Multipovs Stories

hello this is my first time writing a story so don't judge me plz as you can tell it's kiribaku, I personally love this ship this story is very warm and fluffy because do I want haters on my first story NO anyways I hope you enjoy and the image for Y/NS TOXIC Friend is my toxic friend so you can get some perspective

Will Sam Winchester let himself live a little when he meets Isla (OC) at her families bar? And why did his older brother Dean have to be so... Dean. Set towards the end of season one of Supernatural, but is slightly AU because I wanted it to be. No monsters, just one night of normality. I only own Isla and her family. Short story - only 4 chapters. (No smut, but hints at it - both characters are 22-23)

*(previously known as Coffee Love)* "I never left you. You just stopped believing in the truth- in us." He untied his ashen mask, and it fluttered away with the wind. ~~~~~ May is an average girl, with average grades,and a not so average family life. Also, her reputation isn't exactly sky high, as she is infamously known around the school as 'the ice queen' for having an unfriendly personality. Jem has just moved from Boston, and is also the new barista of the local café- Coffee Love. He's not what you would call a badboy, heck, not even he's sure of 'what he is'. As far as Jem is concerned, his main goal isn't really to fit into a trope, or correct his weirdly 'eccentric' personality. But, he does have a growing interest in May. Why does she not follow the pattern of all the 'human behaviour tendencies research' Jem conducted? Why is he always looked at strangely by the others around him, when he starts enthusing about his newest studies on Japan's Sengoku Era, but then switches to his beliefs on why dating simulators may be more than a recreational device? But most importantly, why is May not just a passing interest, like all his other hobbies? The cocky, bad boy always falls for the sweet, good, sometimes quirky, eccentric booknerd. There's no question about that. But now the roles are reversed; will the bad girl fall for him the same way?

I'll be putting any notifications and any of my extra short stories here. These will mostly be really small ones that I do if I'm ever bored. It's also so that I don't go for to long without updating anything. So this is basicly the filler up stories. Hope you like them! :D If any stories on here get a lot of love (at least 20 likes), then I will publish it into it's own story and continue it! Oh and any images on here are not mine unless I've said otherwise! Thank you!

At one of Pakistan's most elite universities, four women navigate love, ambition, secrets, and betrayal-all while trying to hold on to their futures. Zoya Malik is poised, responsible, and weeks away from an arranged marriage that makes perfect sense on paper. But when she's paired with Kabir Mirza-a charming, quietly intense classmate-for a charity gala, their undeniable chemistry throws her entire life into question. Because Yahya isn't just off-limits-he's everything she's been taught to avoid. Sahar Qureshi is the most brilliant student in the economics department-and she knows it. Her biggest rival? Zeeshan Aziz, cocky, insufferable, and unfortunately... kind of magnetic. When the two compete for a coveted research assistant position, barbed insults and banter slowly shift into something far more dangerous: attraction. Inaya Abbasi is warm, bubbly, and a little too curious for her own good. When she meets Hamza Qureshi, Sahar's older brother and a gruff business master's student, it's not love at first sight-it's obsession. Mina Saeed is at university on scholarship, focused solely on survival and academic success. She doesn't have time for parties, people, or privileged boys who think they own the world. Especially not Rayyan Rauf, the arrogant computer science golden boy who makes a bet he'll get her to fall for him. Between stolen glances, sharp-tongued debates, forbidden feelings, and simmering tension, these students will learn that love is anything but predictable-and sometimes, the hardest lessons aren't found in textbooks.

Five friends, living in Singapore, studying at one of the most prestigious secondary schools in the country. Individually, they are perfect students on their way to success. Together, they're a group of friends struggling to survive under the weight of adolescence and academics. And then they grew up. Now, ten years later, they're reunited; one friend missing, and tension, angst, and grief hanging in the air. The hardest question remains: Can what's broken still be mended?