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Fifteen years ago, Elle's boyfriend left town--and Elle--without so much as an explanation. Today, Ephraim has returned with a child: Bren. Bren is clever, quiet, quick, and almost exactly fifteen years old. Offered a miraculous second chance at the relationship they've wanted back for years, Elle instantly takes it, and desperately holds on, no matter what anyone has to say-- not their best friend (who lied to Elle for years), or the student they're counseling (who, again, is not the counselor here), or said student's parents, who may or may not both be Elle's ex-boyfriends. Oops. [the full work is as yet unedited. this posting includes one sample chapter as the author polishes the work offline.] [for more: https://yvesdot.tumblr.com/sometimesithappens/ ] [read on ao3: https://archiveofourown.org/works/16846237/chapters/39549148 ]

All you need to know about #ProjectManDown Cover by @humorously / @humorouslygraphics

"You must let go of a broken past to move on to a fixed future" ••• 16 year old Wyatt Baker is an antisocial, moody high school outcast. The only thing that's keeping him from ending his life is his love for writing. 21 year old Vincent Baker is a workaholic, college student who's too busy with work to enjoy the subtleties of life. He hasn't made any effort to contact his family in the last 5 years. When their parents are murdered, Wyatt is left in Vincent's care. The only problem with the situation is that Wyatt harbors anger against Vincent for disappearing when he needed him most. As time passes on, the brothers encounter many trials and tribulations, pain and suffering, and will have to learn to forgive one another and move away the barriers that try to separate them. Trigger Warnings: Alcoholism, violence, self-harm, and swearing *Cover made by @FreeCoverMaker*

Brooklyn Quinn is a pretty boy. Pretty hair and pretty eyes. Pretty face and pretty body. Pretty laugh and pretty smile. Everyone knows Brooklyn Quinn is a pretty boy. Everyone loves Brooklyn Quinn. Except Brooklyn Quinn. {Trigger Warning: This story will have strong mentions of anorexia, self-destruction, and briefly suicide at times.}

He was Frail Physically and mentally. He was King Of a kingdom Ruled by others. Completed✔️ Hope Mist Awards First Place Winner

MOVED ~~~~ Book two of Forgotten series. ~~~~ Shey Lazera felt she was not destined to have a mate. She had been rejected so many times she almost enjoyed the fire, the burning that covered her body. Each wave of fire separating her and her wolf, each wave chipping away at her wolf's spirit until she was barely noticeable anymore, her power diminished. She was viewed as weak by the men she was mated to. With her wolf nearly invisible to those around her she was looked down upon as a muddie. A shifter whose wolf hides away from the world in the human side. So it comes as a surprise when she trespasses in a territory, fucks up an escape attempt, and gets dragged soaking wet in front of another Alpha, who refuses to reject her like she wants. ~~~ Luka Sterling had been forced into the Alpha position after an accident killed his two older brothers and his father. He had taken up the mantle to take it off of his fragile mother but he knew it did not belong to him. He was a weak Alpha that had needed constant training just to be ready in case anyone tried to take his position. He was a weak Alpha with no true Beta or mate. He had been rejected once and that had been enough for him to not try again. So he was more than surprised and more than irritated when members of his patrol drug a half drowned dark haired beauty with green eyes as cold as ice, into his office. He hadn't wanted a mate and his first thought was to reject her until she opened her rosy lips and demanded he do just that. Her demands sparks something in his wolf and rejecting her is now he last thing he wants and he demands her submission instead. ~~~~~~~~~~~~ Shey helps Luka figure out just how much of and Alpha he was meant to be and Luka helps her learn just how much she deserves to be loved. And together they discover that strength isn't everything when it comes to being an Alpha.

"c-can i buy you a drink?" "no, but you can buy me a triple cheese burger." - where an anxiety-suffering, shy boy meets a confident party chick.

Cowritten by: @earthtocora and @emtrouvaille "I stood there, shooketh" Caught in the midst of her parents' divorce, 17 year old Meg Mara is sent to live with her cousins in Texas for the summer. Meg is sure that the summer will be a bust without her friends or a body of water. After all, where can you sail in the middle of Texas? She feels lost and out of place until she meets Finn. There's something about him that draws her in, and summer is definitely looking up with him there. However, from gossipy neighbors to the constant heat, the small town of Kerrville is far from perfect. Meg knows that a smooth sea never made a skilled sailor. There are some waves headed her way. {Warning: trigger themes} This book was conceived on Dunkin Donuts and 80's dance music. Enjoy, mes amies.

"You weren't my happy ending but our story is still worth telling." -unknown In which a man lets his love for his wife destroy him.

"Gangsters don't cry therefore I'm Mr. Misty Eyed" -Twenty One Pilots This book is a mess, read at your own risk. Wrote it a long time ago © Charlotte Écrivain

As a kid, Raphael was a homophobic bully. Now, at age 23, he's grown out of the bully act. His homophobia? Still there, but it doesn't show often―after all, there are no gay people around him. Just his mom, ex-girlfriend, and daughter, Mia. Or so he thinks, until a phone call one morning comes with news that puts him face-to-face with his prejudice. But shaking prejudice is hard when your ashamed family, some hungry reporters, and a stubborn gay activist are breathing down your neck. Changing is hard, especially when you've buried skeletons.

hi gang uhhh this story is very old and very bad i see yall adding it to lists and whatnot . first of all i have no idea why this has as many reads as it does but ! like i promise you it is not good . its five years old i was so young when i wrote this it is not good . if you really want to read it go ahead but it is not at all an accurate reflection of my skill or literally anything about me . i check this site periodically and this story somehow always has something going on . okay im rambling but moral of the story is that if you read this and dont like it i know . i know it sucks and im sorry . if you read it and end up liking it i dont really know what to say but im glad i could help . love u besties . ---------- Alex has been in the tower for years. His father locked him in there long ago, though Alex can't remember why. Now, instead of the prince saving the princess, the princess needs to save the prince. Claire may look like a princess, but she sure doesn't act like one. She refuses to wear dresses, takes defensive martial arts, and -- however unimaginable it is -- hates reading. However, she finally gets to put her skills to use when she meets Matthew (an anti-social prince who doesn't want a princess, but another prince) and together, they attempt to rescue Alex from his prison. ---------- All constructive criticism is greatly appreciated, as I would like this piece to be as good as it possibly can. ---------- Rankings: #1- boysdocry #3- projectmandown #7- breakstereotypes #17- projectwomanup #24- projectbadassgirls #59- freethelgbt #65- lgbtfiction #673- lgbt

Deariq Mansfield is an ambitious secretary to the CEO of the mighty Blitzring, Amanda Dalton. His secret? His simple admiration of her had blossomed into love over the years, and he just hasn't had the right time to confess to her yet. After all, she's the jewel of the city, good enough to catch even superheroes with her charms. Her secret? She traded places with the masked hero years ago. Join this crazy couple in this collection of one-shots showing all the things stored into their card collection. Cover art by @minahava

Ophelia Cromwell is a young girl full of life working with the very mysterious hard to reach designer Antonio Greyer.

Ethan Macknamara is a bug. In most terms, this is true. All he's ever been his whole life is squashed, stepped on, and criticized by everyone around him. From his father, his sister, his teacher, and even his girlfriend, all of them knew he was doomed to have a poor, sad life after he graduated high school. But that didn't happen, because The Upgrade interfered. He was at a camp-out on June 30, 2014, with his close friend, Trevor Tiorano, and Trevor's stupid girlfriend, Madeline Ervin, when everything changed forever. Just one mistake left Ethan unconscious, and disconnected from human life completely. Now, he's waking up to a new world, a hundred years in the future. And in this world, someone he knew doesn't recognize him. He's greeted by new enemies and strangers rather than old friends and family, and none of them are sure how he got there and why he's here. How does nobody recognize him? Why did he oversleep for a hundred years? And can someone please explain this whole strings on hands part? But if the Earth turned off the oxygen, how is Ethan still alive? He's a bug in more ways than just one. ---- Part of #WritteninAction

Neel Kashyap developed a crush on Niyati Patel when he was in primary school. She was the one with the longest hair and he adored her curly mane. That crush however faded when Neel wrote his first love letter and it ended up reaching her brother. After eight years, when a mutual friend plans a North India tour to rebuild the broken ties, Niyati stands before Neel and she's the same girl with the longest hair. Now, her mane is curlier and she's exceptionally beautiful as ever. If Neel had been the same boy he once was, he'd fall in love with her the way Augustus Waters did. Slowly, then suddenly. But, Neel doesn't do love and he definitely doesn't like curly mane anymore. Time will prove Neel that Niyati is more than just a girl with curly hair and this tour is more than just a vacation. Join the journey of nine friends who struggle to build their broken bonds as they learn that some stories can be rewritten. Especially the ones without a happy ending. #70 in General Fiction