Place Stories

A collection of short stories dedicated to Severus Snape. Story titles include (please read first chapter for a plot summary of each story): The Prince Redeemed What's in a name? Ridikulus It's what's on the inside that counts

"Everytime I break I get stronger" Sadness is a feeling you can't escape from, and sometimes you don't even want to. Sadness is in everything, if you see it that way♥ Sadness makes you wanna lay down and curl up and cry. Some even are strong enough to get up, but still struggles. If you are struggling from depression, sadness or gloomness etc, this is the perfect club/place for you. In this, we will make you feel that you're not only one who is has depression or is sad, there are many people. You can't escape anxiety too. So, we conclude« If you have anxiety, depression or sadness- join us please. We may make you feel better♡ "You can fool your mind but you can't fool your body♥"

Alex Russo is back with more wild shenanigans in this book series spin off of the hit Disney Channel show, 'Wizards of Waverly Place!' Follow Alex as she resumes her crazy life at home in Waverly Place alongside brother Max, best friend Harper, boyfriend Mason, and parents Theresa and Jerry Russo!

On Hiatus When James Sirius Potter breaks a time turner, and sends the 2nd gen to 1995, what will happen? OCS Ambra Raina Cassiopeia Aubrey Leona Starr Christia Thalia Avalea Magnolia Starr (Her and Ambra are twin sisters) Avery Heather Rachel Helen Jaia Starr Jason Max Eric Ethan Leo Starr

[ please let me hide, i feel so weak ] a collection of short stories, and poems written by me.

one of my followers has tagged me so now i have to do this so without further a do let's do this.

It's time to leave the nightmare she was living in.

Please read the trigger warnings. This is my coping place, I don't wanna hurt anyone

Grace Toranta is, by some people's definition, a brown haired demon- with the voice of an absolute angel. With her two best friends, they form one of the greatest undiscovered teen bands ever. The only thing that stops then from winning the record deal of the local band competition is her ex-best friend, Zane and his band. They are just as talented, and just as determined to win. Then disaster strikes and Grace is forced to collaborate with Zane to fill the holes the tragedy left. So, what happens when two hot-tempered ex best friends are forced to work in the same band together? Well to put is quite simply- Hell.

Carly Blythe lost her parents at age 6. She lost her brother to his "new family" when she was 14, and has just lost her own adoptive parents. Life hasn't been very kind, and when things seem to be taking a turn for the better, Carly is hit with an unforgivable truth.... This is the story of a teen girl, one with a hard life that is only about to get worse. When Carly is sent to Mexico, to live with her brother and his family, she doesn't expect to find an abusive father, a puppymill, and a kill shelter to await her - especially as the family bussiness! Her father is breaking the law, he's sentencing dogs to their death at underground dog fights. If she goes to the police all the dogs will be culled. But if she accepts an offer from her new father will she be putting not only herself, but other's in danger? Or will she be finding a whole new light to shine onto the world? AUTHORS NOTE: This story does NOT include gory scenes, dog fighting, etc.

Just... a place on earth where I put all my edits. 🅆🄴🄻🄲🄾🄼🄴

This is the second and concluding volume in my 1970's memoires. The place was Charleston, the capitol city of West Virginia, and the year was 1975. It was the summer between my Second and Third Grade years and, after having spent eight years living on Rockford Court, my family had just moved to Berkshire Place. Rockford Court had been a nice middle class neighborhood, but now that both of my parents were working, we could afford better, hence the move. It was still a time of innocence, happy days, fun adventures, and unbridled expectations. On its face and at the time, my life continued to be all unicorns and rainbows, but my new school had mandated that I begin taking a very strong, mind-altering drug for my seizureific condition, and as time progressed, I would begin to struggle more and more and upon numerous levels as a result. By the time that my Fifth Grade year rolled around, the symptoms of what would become my mental illness were strongly pronounced, and almost totally unbeknownst to the school and my family, by my Sixth Grade Year I was already hopeless lost within them. The dots were there, but nobody was connecting them...myself included. Not long thereafter, my family would soon suffer a catastrophic tragedy. It would be the kind of tragedy that never gets better and that never goes away, the kind that you simply have to learn to live with. And please note that this manuscript needs further editing on an overall basis, but here is where the completed draft currently now stands.