Onepage Stories

A short about a little pixie finding her feet

I wrote this back in eighth grade, because I couldn't find anything better to do. I thought it would be funny to put it on Wattpad. Enjoy!

Sefiso's, a 15 year old boy, lives in a poor, futuristic township in South Africa. He has one chance left to prove himself and break free from the poor circumstances he is in. But a jealous community stands in his way.

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Law is just a numbers game to him. This is a one page story. It is just all the parts spewed onto the page. If you want me to finish it, let me know. If you want to finish it yourself, give me credit.

This story is about Kim's crush K, read it so you can know more about it, anyways it's just a short story. Thank you^-^

Poems, rants and, short stories. Old and new. Lemon drop up in the sky.

"hello" A simple, two-syllable word that people use every day around the world was going to change John's life. He just didn't know it yet. John found himself sitting on a beautiful white sandy beach, alone. With nothing more than the wind and the ocean singing a sweet melody, beckoning him to change his mind. Mesmerised by the rising tide, and how it effortlessly pushed muck onto the shore. Yet within seconds pulled it back into the ocean. He recalled moments in his life that led him to where he is now. It seemed as if the tide within him stopped pulling and only pushed... For those of us lost in the storm, just give yourself one more day. - Forrest F

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This is a short story I had to write for my portfolio, enjoy!

A short story

A collection of one page short stories

A very short story.

One page, so much to tell

A one-page story of a kid whose intellect does him no good.

In a high school where hallway confessions and matching profile pictures are used to measure love and relationships, Mary has learned to disappear into silence. She sits by the window, watches the same bell ring, and waits for something anything to change. When her school announces Friendship Day, the hallways explode with excitement. But Mary knows the truth: some holidays aren't made for people who eat lunch alone. Then she buys a simple red bracelet from a forgotten stall. Suddenly, whispers follow her. Glares through the crowd. And across the room, a boy named Will is wearing the same one. What begins as an awkward mistake spirals into rumors of fate, a forced group project, and two strangers who can't stop arguing over font sizes and some "special effects." But somewhere between spilled orange juice and hidden laughter, the silence between them stops feeling heavy. No dramatic kisses. No grand gestures. Just quiet flutters, shared secrets, and two people learning that being misunderstood together is its own kind of magic. Until Mary discovers the truth about the bracelets a truth so ridiculous it makes her laugh until her tears go down. It wasn't fate. It was a sale. But maybe that's the point. Because the best stories don't start with destiny. They start with two people who almost didn't meet and chose each other anyway.

You never know the pain is still there until every sewed up wound is reopened. Here's to all my pain. Here's to finally leaving those wounds closed.

so this is just gonna be a bunch of little ideas i get from time to time for short one paged stories compiled in one book :) the genres will vary