Posthighschool Histoires

Teenage years-a phase of overwhelming emotions, where the lines that were never meant to be crossed slowly begin to blur. A time when loneliness disguises itself as love, and right and wrong become impossible to tell apart. Joshua was just a teenager, too. On his eighteenth birthday, he presented as an omega. Cheerful, gentle, and overflowing with love and empathy, he carried a warmth that touched everyone around him. Until one choice changed everything. A single goodbye led to consequences he never imagined, forcing him to leave behind the people he loved, the dreams he held close, and the life he thought he would have. Some stories are left unfinished. Some goodbyes never truly end.

Glow-up rule #1: Look good. Rule #2: Don't fall for the wrong guy. Rule #3: Try not to die. After high school, Willow is done playing it safe. It's time to shed her quiet, good girl image and finally live the life she's always dreamed of-bold, fearless, unforgettable. Enter: The Glow Up Project. From wild parties and daring choices to swoon-worthy run-ins with a dangerously charming boy, Willow is determined to check every box on her list. But what starts as fun quickly spirals into a tangled web of illegal dealings and powerful enemies. With everything-and everyone-she cares about on the line, she'll have to decide how far she's willing to go to protect the people she loves... and the girl she's becoming.

Billie finished high school. She sure as hell does not want to go to college, but she does not know what she's going to do with her life. She manages to get a job at a record store, she thinks maybe she'll find her niche after spending some time there. Two years pass... she's still at the record store. She doesn't know what to do. With the help of her best friend, and a new friend she makes... she has hope... but is it enough?

Camilla just graduated from high school, a perfect score on her SATs. Here comes the problem - she refuses to apply for university. She doesn't see the point because she doesn't know what she wants to do. After much nagging from her best friend Tori and her own mother, Camilla is forced to take on a tutoring job, but not with an average high school kid. As Camilla struggles to find her meaning in life and combat her cynicism about love, would she ever bring herself to get her life moving past high school?

Some call it confusion. Others call it the Baylon Effect. Baylon thought life after high school would feel like freedom. Instead, it feels like... buffering. No university yet. No job. No ID. Just a sketchbook, a Wi-Fi connection, and a weird talent for going viral when he least expects it. It all started with a half-asleep rant about being 18, broke, and ID-less. Next thing he knew, his inbox blew up, strangers were quoting him, and an energy drink brand called ZappyZap wanted him to be their ambassador. Small problem: every opportunity wants an ID. And Baylon doesn't have one. Then came Zia. A sarcastic voice in his DMs. Quiet, clever, lowkey chaotic. She's battling something much bigger than Baylon's ID crisis-and somehow, she still has the energy to help him build his first digital side hustle. But time's ticking. Zia might be leaving the country. And Baylon? He's still figuring out if he's stuck... or just getting started. A story about awkward glow-ups, meme-worthy friendships, late-night thoughts, and falling for someone while falling apart-digitally. If you've ever felt like the whole world moved on without you... but you still kinda hoped something good was loading-this story's for you.

What happens when two boys who've hated each other since high school reunite after nine years for the holidays? And what happens when they're both after the same bottle of cranberry juice at the grocery store?

This is my life in full disclosure. Every girl needs to rant and I have no one to rant to so here it is. Beware.... let me know if you can relate to anything.

New apartment, new side of town. Just when Choi Han thinks about starting anew, the past comes to bite him, opening old wounds he had barely stitched up.

It's the summer after high school, and a lot is about to change for best friends April and Maya. With April about to make a cross country move, she finds herself conflicted about the coming change and her friendship with Maya. Only three months to go-can April confront herself and find peace before leaving? (this is an original work.)

Oikawa Tooru was still nursing his heart from the ache of losing against the Karasuno and was depressed that his mother got enough of it, kicked him and grounded him for the rest of the summer. He was also banned from Volleyball and anything related to it for the rest of the Summer. His mother who had a strange friendship with a woman by the name of Shimizu Hana who was married to Shimizu Kaito, a man who his father was acquainted with was confusing Oikawa. But even though the two women were scary witches while his father and his acquaintance cowered before them, he was still convinced this summer was going to be boring and promised himself he was going to forget everything. So imagine his surprise to see Karasuno's ex-Manager, Shimizu Kiyoko was the daughter of his parents friends and he would be spending time with her on Summer. And ever since then, Oikawa's plans for the Summer was starting to unfold and slowly being teared off.

Two celebrities, Elise and Caden have their reputations ruined because of a scandal that was painted to make them look like bad people. As they deal with the fallout of their reputation and try to bounce back, they grow closer together and become stronger than ever.