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Might wanna read OLD FASHIONED LOVE first Don knows that he is an elf obviously , but he has never heard anyone talk about elves having mates or soul bonds . Imagine the terror and excitement he felt rushing through his body when he finds his mates . There's a catch though , he can't be with his mates , at least not for a few years . Don decides to travel to elfin tribes around the world , to keep himself from them . it's now time to go back home . But he has a feisty little girl. What will his mates says about him having a daughter? I do not own any Harry Potter characters

{A Long Awaited Peace} It's 1962 and Beau Martin is the lonely, only child of his broken and bankrupt parents. Having had their family mansion recently foreclosed and forced to move to New York City , their family has taken a turn for the worse. When Beau is faced with a hard decision he feels as if he has no choice but to run away. Once he is finally free from his parents he discovers a new life beyond anything he could have imagined. When he gets a job to start saving for his own home, he stumbles across Miss Angeline Dell Ross and his life changes even more. ⭒ ⭒ ⭒ ⭒ ⭒ ⭒ ⭒ ⭒ spotify playlist to get in the mood (will be updated when more chapters come out!): https://open.spotify.com/playlist/6vYCcjzegcjKfvR4mMYAJJ?si=319dd68b096141cb ⭒ ⭒ ⭒ ⭒

This short story will send to you spiraling into a magical and fun day with Queen Elizabeth 1st! Experience love like no other love you have ever read. Enjoy this utter sheer short story of an unforgettable romance!

"The universe asked me, why am I so optimistic?" If we weren't troubled by life, a brutal yacht, I am not so sure, we would've been blessed by art. If we weren't heart broken, just floating in comfort zones, we wouldn't birth this craft. And if we weren't like this, we wouldn't find comfort in the tales of a broken heart. Wouldn't that be a greater pain ? If all the artists, poets and lunatics would be considered sane?

Looking for an old fashioned love It read, Took out the ink and he filled the pen Wrote her a poetry of modern-old love and Stuck it with a fresh rose and some mild scent. Grabbing out an envelope He kissed it with respect Drew a pigeon on it And kept it on her desk.

A compilation of my morning greetings to a certain girl. From a simple morning greeting that started as a a little favor, till it meant something, to it being nothing.

This is a short story based on the first chapter of "The Things They Carry". I have never read the full book, so it should make sense to people who haven't read the book. It is from the perspective of Martha, a girl in America who a soldier in Vietnam, named Jimmy, is in love with. I wrote it for a creative writing class, but I like it a lot, so I figured I'd post it here. I hope you guys like it! Feel free to comment what you like about it or if it makes sense(:

Set among the coal-choked hills of central Pennsylvania and in the lingering shadow of World War II, two souls from opposite sides of town discover a fragile thread of hope: one hidden beneath the weight of rations, silence, and fear. Darren Murphy, twenty-five, is bound to the legacy of his Irish Catholic descendants - a lineage carved in coal and carried in silence, of men who spent their lives underground to put bread on the table. Seven days a week, he works beneath the earth to keep food on the table for his mother and younger brothers, while his father, hollowed by drink and decades beneath the earth, fades slowly before him. Though the mines have claimed his body, Darren's mind drifts towards a life far removed from the coal-streaked hills of his birth. Claudia Caruso, twenty-one, is the spirited daughter of Italian immigrants, who arrived in central Pennsylvania just two years ago, hopeful and unaware of the world's shifting tides around them. Claudia has stepped into the rhythms of family duty, helping run Caruso's Bakery - a shared haven for the town. A place where old and cross-ethnic traditions endure, providing what little reminders of shared humanity - like the breaking of bread - remain. As the bleak state of the world and crumbling mines below cast a dark shadow over their small, suffering town, Darren and Claudia form an unexpected bond. What begins in secret turns in to a quiet rebellion: a forbidden connection between two families shaped by old world pride, war-time suspicion, and the aching poverty of the American working class. Together, they navigate the fault lines of family, faith, and fear, daring to believe in something beyond mere survival. BENEATH THE SLAG HEAP MOON is a tender and haunting coming-of-age story set against the backdrop of wartime America - an elegy for forbidden love, for inherited grief, and for the quiet, defiant hope of a life far beyond the one passed down.