Post-its Stories

(BY SAB) it's amazing how so much can happen just from a conversation on post-its.......

Post-it notes aren't uncommon in Highschool. The first time Hannah Brunner comes across one stuck to her locker with a cheesy pickup line scrawled across the paper, she marks it off as some troublemaker. The second time, it's purely coincidence. But the third time? Something is definitely up. By post-it note number sixteen, Hannah and her friend are close to giving up their attempts at figuring out who it is behind them. Until the culprit finally leaves evidence. Hannah just hopes she can follow the trail before it goes cold.

SMS ou lettres? Appel ou Face à face? Tous le monde sais que les jeunes sont accro à la technologie. En même temps, n'est-il pas bien plus pratique d'envoyer un sms plutôt que d'aller chez un ami à 23h parce qu'on à un truc important à lui dire? Surtout quand cet ami habite loin? Ohayo ! Dans cette fiction, vous allez voir les discutions de personnages totalement stupides ! Non c'est faux... en partie. Sms, Skype, lettres et même Post-it, ils ne reculent devant rien pour parler tout en se voyant le moins possible en face à face ! Attention, possible trace de substances hallucinogènes, de vulgarité et de mauvais goût. Aucun remboursement ni échange, pour toutes réclamations veuillez consulter le magasine des brosses à dents, disponible dans les magasins participants. VOUS. ÊTES. PRÉVENUS. Une dernière chose: Dans cette fiction, tous seront des ados, entre 15 et 20 ans, ils vont encore au lycée pour la plupart. Les enfants comme Goth et Palette existent, parce que MAGIE DE DISNEY ! Mais ils ne sont pas les enfants de Geno/Reaper et Ink/Dream (parce que ce serai bizarre). Les seuls adultes (sur pour le moment) sont Ink et Error. (Et non, ils ne sont pas profs) Il peux y avoir d'autres adultes, à ce moment un "Machin est un Adulte" sera surement mis en début de chapitre.

Do you believe in love at first sight? Well, Chasity Evans didn't believe even in love at all until she met him! She's sweet, thoughtful and really playful but one thing that stands out about her? She LOVES post-it notes and when her project work idea is used, lovely and cute post-it notes are pasted around town, touching hearts. ONE heart in particular, will that one heart touch hers in return or will it only bring her heartbreak and grief? And on the other hand, that player has set his sights on her, will he get her or is he just not her type? Follow Chasity through time as she matures and realise how hard it is to love and how hard is it to forget bad memories but in the end, is it true that true love never dies?

An and Er finally get reunited after five years apart.

Out of boredom, a typical jock, Chase Brown leaves a note in a random locker, that being Autumn Jones', a typical geek. The heartbreak that occurs - both of them didn't see it coming.

(A short story) Iris' interest was caught by Bryce, the boy she met in the bookstore. Will their little crush for each other flourish into something more?

Remi Allen is a 17-year-old girl who likes classic romance novels, finishing her homework weeks before its due, buying tremendous amounts of post-it notes, and staring at the same guy for the last 5 years. Weird, right? Luca Everest is the ever so popular "bad boy." He rides a motorcycle, wears leather jackets, and is the hottest kid in school. He never smiles but smirks and is always getting on the teacher's nerves. When Remi befriends the 3 most popular guys in school, she realizes how broken they really are and soon comes up with a solution to make their lives the slightest bit better. And let me just say, it involves a butt load of post-it notes.

In the confines of my room it's calm, the sound of static and dimmed light filling the four walls around me. That is the way I prefer it. That is the way the town looks at night. When the sun rises and the town wakes up it is the complete opposite. Noisy, bright, disturbing. But it's a beautiful sight to see. A sight I like to see. A short story about meeting that one person during the, maybe most interesting summer of your life.

Sometimes silence speaks more than words, especially in love. A short, cute, love story with no dialogue. :)

All it took was a ballpen, a post it note and a tiny bit of courage for a new relationship to start. Elijah, the guy who left his table to order coffee only to come back to see a post it note in the cover of his history book left by a mystery girl.

25 contestants battling for something

After a horrible break-up, Ellie decides to find a new love. But how is that possible when her ex-boyfriend is constantly sending her letters? [cover by @bluerrthanbluee]

After the Losers kill It and escape the Neilbolt House, they have to pick up where they left off and deal with their adult problems in their home town. These included a few angry and confused spouses for some of the Losers, except for Richie. Richie just wishes that he could stop at Eddie all the damn time.

Le vilain Justin, dans les rues sombre est surnommé "La côte de boeuf endormie" car même tapis dans l'ombre... on ne le distingue pas... La douce Justine qui elle est très solide untouchable untouchable... va petit paf par petit pet se faire aprivoiser par le dur Justin.... ce bel homme plein de jugeote.... découvrez cette histoire sombre mais pourtant... si captivante...

Kimberley Hadlock’s got a problem. Or rather a billion of them. And they’re all fluttering around, stuck to the walls of her cubicle and chair and monitor. A good fifty are crammed into her bag. She doesn’t even want to know how many are in her filing cabinet, and don’t even get her started on how many are probably in her car. But how exactly did one little Post-It note that she stuck to the coffee machine in the staff room turn into this?

You let a blue Post-It note on my laptop claiming grand gestures but all I ever got was lies and heartbreak.

Honestly, she had no clue why she was doing this. Most probably, it was to make someone learn from her mistakes or simply laugh at her life. Or she was just crazy. When she started, it was purely because maintaining a diary was boring and there was a chance that the people around her would know what she thought about them. This was the simplest way to maintain a diary without maintaining it. Basically, it was no strings attached. One day, he does something crazier and replies to this weird person who liked leaving her life stories around in an open book. Soon, this acquaintanceship (if you can call it that) blossoms and strings attach themselves quicker than you can say 'her'.