Museums Stories

When dreams and reality intertwine what is left to believe?

(This is just a random story I wrote in one random day. Doesn't matter if people say it's bad, because I didn't put much effort into it.) Excited for the day in the museum and the amusement park, Mia meets up with her group of friends. And with them all, she hopes to have a great day... and a great time.

Liam showed me around the UK, from London to Edinburgh. Together, we explored places featured in the "Moriarty the Patriot" anime and immersed ourselves in exciting adventures. You can experience our journey through the photos and posts we shared along the way, capturing the iconic landmarks, vibrant locales, and unforgettable moments.

It's been several months since a White woman named Mila tried to selfishly remake the world in her image. She was murdered by literal gods from "the heavens" after she tried to take their powers. Since then, Lara has continued to distance herself from her father's legacy by turning the Croft family mansion into public housing and working with museums, archives, and libraries to carefully, and respectfully, return their stolen artifacts. Zip and Sam have happily helped her fulfill this new life mission. There's one crinkle in her plan. Something she'd never expect coming. Her close childhood friend, a Black girl she hung out with at boarding school, is alive. Penelope Stone, who she knew as "Penny," is plotting to take her down. She hopes to show the world that they could never trust this "reformed" adventurer and archaeologist. A muscular trans woman and an acclaimed international thief, known for her iconic red trenchcoat, agree to aide her in this desire for revenge... Cross-posted from the original on AO3 [https://archiveofourown.org/works/76098291/] and Squidge World [https://squidgeworld.org/works/80708]. This cover uses the main image of Penelope from https://tombraider.fandom.com/wiki/Penelope_Stone and a screenshot from the end of that episode, showing Penelope putting a knife into the photo of Lara and her next to one another, when they went to school together (which is talked about in chapter 1). In the future, more chapters may be added.

It was this girl who strolled in museums, when the others were interested in partying. She was art. She lived for writing, thanks to writing. Only, once she found happiness, she found herself faced with a blank page, impossible to write her book. He lived for Her. He gave his life to fulfill Her dream, to bring the writing of this novel to life. In a society where a new army condemns Art in all its forms, they will write their love, defending the freedom of artistic expression at the risk of their lives.

Museum conservator Lydia Hawthorne has spent her career preserving history one fragile artifact at a time. When she's invited to the Scottish Highlands to restore the centuries-old archives of Braehaven House, she expects faded journals, weathered maps, and forgotten heirlooms-not a place that feels strangely like home. As hereditary Chief of Clan Cameron, Ian Cameron carries the weight of generations. Protecting his family's estate, honoring Highland traditions, and caring for the community have always come before his own dreams. The last thing he needs is an American outsider uncovering long-buried secrets. But when Lydia discovers a hidden letter tucked inside the Cameron family Bible, a centuries-old mystery begins to unfold. The clues point to The Heather Oath-a forgotten promise that could change everything the clan believes about its past. Together, Lydia and Ian must decide whether some stories are meant to remain buried... or whether the truth has been waiting centuries to set hearts free. Set against mist-covered lochs, ancient castles, and fields of blooming heather, The Heather Oath is a heartwarming slow-burn romance filled with faith, family, hidden history, and the enduring power of hope. Because some promises aren't inherited. They're lived.

The International League of Girls With Guns, the world's mightiest superheroines, discover that some obsessive "fans" of theirs are trying to expose their identities via a bizarre "museum". Can they intervene before it's too late?