Notsohappilyeverafter Stories

A gay love story that ends with a not so happy ending

a bunch of Disney Imagines ;) ~ I do not own any of these characters (except yours technically), so if I am asked to remove this, I will. But, the story line is (mostly) all mine, so enjoy :) ~

Book Two of the Fairytale series: Aurora is the daughter of Queen Cinderella and King Fredrickson. But she doesn't know that. She had lived in the forest with a woman named Sapphire, who had raised her. When she turns fifteen, she meets a boy. A day before her sixteenth birthday, he tells her he loves her. Find out what happens when Maleficent decides to make a little trip into Aurora's life and ruin it all.

A young girl suffering from severe depression and anxiety gets put in a psych ward where she gets hallucinations of her one true love, or so she thought...

These letters were written by me and my boyfriend. We kept them in a notebook and gave it to each other every day or every other day. Through these letters you will see love, passion, fear, and eventually death. The last few letters were written by me to him even though she will never read them. Enjoy these letters and special moments because they're all I have left.

Newly married, Cinderella struggles to adjust to her new environment. she takes on a project to keep busy, but what will she find in the old castle? Briar Rose (Aurora for Disney people) has been asleep for a long time. she expects to see a prince when she wakes up, but does she?

Prince Ender Liam Rodgers was quite the trouble maker. Always causing a ruckus in the palace. He has nearly sent his father into his grave many times. 'Princes DON'T act like children!'. When the prince suddenly goes missing, everyone was sure that this is what would push the king over the edge. Questions filled everyone's heads. Was he kidnapped? Did he run away? Why would he run if he could have everything he ever dreamed of? When the prince comes back again, he had made a new..friend. When he tries to convince his father to let his 'friend' live, well. Let's just say that not all stories have a happily ever after.