Parinoid Stories

A lost little girl, in this oh so fucked up world. Struggling with so many things that no one would ever expect.

Sara is a new freshman this year, and it's putting her on edge with her upside-down family. With a drunk, cheating mom and a dad who is never home, she doesn't know what to do. Cadet is here at high school and starting a year late because he recently fled with his Gang down to these suburbs for a crime he committed. Sara will find that high school is horrible and everything she despised, being unpopular and not liked. Cadet will see to it that high school will be the prime time of his life, with his friends Tosh, Ralph, and Ethan. Both will find that they have more in common with each other than they think, and through the stresses of high school will find in each other a joyride like no other.

Promises are supposed to mean something. For sixteen-year-old Echoed, they don't. After a lifetime of broken words and empty vows, he's learned the hard way that trust is a luxury he can't afford. When his mother's crushing debt to a dangerous man makes him collateral, Echoed does the only thing he knows-he runs. As the stakes rise and secrets unravel, Echoed must confront the one thing he's spent years avoiding-the possibility that someone might actually keep their word. But in a world built on lies, survival means deciding who to trust... and who will destroy you. A raw and gripping story about survival, betrayal, and the cost of believing again, Trust Me I'm Lying is perfect for readers who crave emotionally charged, high-stakes fiction with a vulnerable yet defiant protagonist.

Leah was a regular girl in college with a best friend. But who knew her best friend was that crazy? Will she be able to leave without becoming on her new BFF's killer list, or stay in get killed? This story is 11+ and older

So, i loved my mother. She was an amazing retired ninja. my Dad... well he was always gone. i never met him. i know who he is though. his name is Death. Death literally took human form to be with my mother. there are benefits to being the daughter of death but there are alsl draw backs. i cant explain it all here. you should read my sad, unfortunate story to figure out.

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