Obnoxious Stories

Birandi is a good girl. There is just one thing...she just can't seem to tame her pet turtle

This a heart breaking story of a very obnoxious mans story

3 poems that mean a lot to me.

When you think of a prince, you imagine a sophisticated, well spoken gentleman, not Liam Ryder, the reckless, arrogant, bad boy. He has a reputation for sleeping around, was homeschooled after being expelled, but is living the typical, arrogant rich boy life. Then there's Elsa, just a normal girl who's desperately trying to graduate as she wasn't smart enough, but to pay for an extra year of education, she's working for the Royal Cavalry, by exercising, grooming and mucking out the King's collection of horses. It's a dull job, but she never thought she'd end up falling for the obnoxious prince. But a prince can't possibly be seen with a girl like Elsa...

A true story about a girl, at a public pool who is mean to my friends and I.

"You were crazy about me once, sweetheart, and I'll make sure you love me again." What if you found yourself falling for the same person, twice? Juliana has the perfect boyfriend in Evan Suthers. Getting together with him in her senior year has felt like floating through a dreamland. He's gorgeous, fit, charming, and a perfect gentleman. They have cute breakfast dates in little cafes, and every Friday night after they go out she falls asleep in the crook of his arm. Her coupled girlfriends are always nagging their guys to 'act more like Evan'. But one Friday night, when she's not where she should have been, the dream crumbles like an avalanche and she's slapped awake. He really was too good to be real. It turns out the real Evan Suthers is nothing like the guy he was pretending to be when they were dating. His true nature is exceedingly cocky, flirty, flashy, and infuriatingly arrogant. When his real character is revealed, the two clash like thunder clouds. Bewildered and too angry to let herself feel hurt, Juliana dumps every crumb and notion of Evan Suthers from her life. While her mind reels with questions at first, she decides she doesn't want an answer. She just wants to forget this person who she's convinced is a demon roaming Earth. The universe, on the other hand, has other plans. Second semester, after she's spent all of Christmas break erasing and forgetting, it seems like the two are shoved together at every conceivable chance. Partners for the senior English project, hired by the same diner, and even locked in a shack together one night. It all seems like torture, until Juliana begins to feel the familiar ebb of affection she used to feel for him before. But is it for the memory of a boy she'd once loved so much, or for the real mess of a person he turned out to be?

This is the story of Amalie,also known as Amy. The shy but sassy 17 year old werewolf who has the attention span of a goldfish. Rejected and abused by her pack after her parents death Amy has not so anxiously awaiting her 18th birthday, where she will meet her mate. Afraid of once again being rejected, Amy tries to run from her past and her future. Will Amy clumsily steak her mate's heart or will he just end up like everyone else and leave? UPDATE:NEW CHAPTERS ON THEIR WAY AND CHANGES WILL BE MADE-THANK YOU!!

Sometimes, even when we think we're being a good friend, sister, shoulder to cry on, to those who need us most, those close to us, we're not. We're not really listening. We've not truly opened our ears. Occasionally we need to stop finishing our relative or friend's sentences, stop impatiently filling in their blanks, interrupting and jumping to conclusions and really take on board what they're saying, what they're suffering to truly be a good confidant.

This story is a rap about a giraffe.

"If there was one thing that describes Williana, it was the word boring. Instead of going on adventures with her lively family she would drive to the local library and sit at the back, feet prompt up on the table, head leaned back and headphones plugged in, for some quiet time. Marko hurriedly walks into the library, slamming the book his mother had practically forced him to bring back. He drums his fingers impatiently while the librarian carefully, and slowly mind you, inspects the book. Once finish he turns on heels to head out but one glance to the back of the library had him stopping."

Selena Garcia has to move in with the Stone brothers while her father is away on a business trip for six months. Selena thinks the boys are arrogant,obnoxious jerks! And that's not even the worst thing,they don't even live in the city! Selena goes through a lot of difficult choices and fun times that even might lead her on a path to love. Will Selena be able to handle the four brothers while her father is away and change or will she walk out the same way as she came? Find out by reading Life with The Stone Brothers. © copyright 2013 All Rights Res

The zombie apocalypse started before you got your braces off? Great! That means you can relate! +++ Piper has only one wish in this world: have her teeth freed of these damn braces. Of course the zombie apocalypse decides to start the day her braces are meant to come off. (Zombies are so rude!) All she needs is an orthodontist without an appetite for brains. Travel companions, dancing zombies, and uncovering the scandal that started this mess are just added perks.

This is a joke thread filled with jokes by either yours truly ~~ Or stolen from da wide vast of ocean penguin farts called "Internet"

About a boy that thinks his life is over

Sequel to "Stalkers Letters"

Mahogany Lynn and Blayde Nashton are just ordinary students who hate each other, but when they get sent to recover a special artifact, they are forced to work together despite their dislike. Then Annie Axel appears, and they don't know what to think. As Annie takes charge, it becomes obvious that the only people Blayde and Mahogany can trust are each other, whether they like it or not. So who can they trust? If you want to know, just read the book. It's that easy. And maybe a little confusing, with a touch of humor and sarcasm. Enjoy!

life.

As a young child, Noah's mother blames him for his father's decision to leave them. His mother grows to hate him, telling Noah that the sound of his voice hurts her as it reminds her of his father. Noah decides to stop speaking in front of his mother in hopes of making her happy. Eventually, he stops speaking altogether and develops selective mutism; fearing his voice will bring sadness to more people. Even years later as a teenager, he is only able to speak to his adoptive parents. Then, in what seems like out of nowhere, Noah meets Adira. A mess of hot pink hair and freckles, Adira is determined to give Noah a complete 'makeover' and will not take no for an answer. The question is, will she succeed?