Historias de Quietboy

Autumn Winchester is just a normal girl...when she suppresses her home life. Jackson Whitlock is just a normal boy...when he suppresses his mental state. Both are pretending everything is fine on the outside, when really it's always far from that. Because everyone knows that RIGHT when it gets good...it gets bad. But I guess you'll have to call their love story fate since they seemed to find each other through all this chaos. Or is it fate?

A heartfelt and haunting coming-of-age story about the friendship that shaped a lifetime and the silent hurt that almost shattered it. Diane is the golden girl of Crestwood High-star cheerleader, straight-A student, a girl who moves through the world with effortless grace. Jimmy is the quiet boy from the wrong side of town, whose only solace is found in the margins of his notebook and the songs on his ancient cassette player. Since childhood, they've shared a private, sacred friendship. But in the glaring light of high school hierarchy, Diane only acknowledges Jimmy when no one else is watching. Everything changes when Jimmy leaves a mixtape in Diane's bag, with a single, devastating Culture Club song as its centerpiece. The lyrics become the soundtrack to his pain and the mirror to her blindness: Do you really want to hurt me? Told in alternating perspectives, this lyrical and emotionally raw novel follows the unraveling and tentative reconstruction of a bond built on secrets. As Diane confronts the casual cruelty of her double life, and Jimmy learns to turn his anguish into art, they must both ask: can a fracture become a foundation? Can the very thing that broke you be the material you use to build something new? Perfect for fans of Nina LaCour's melancholic tenderness, the social tensions of The Sky is Everywhere, and the nostalgic ache of Normal People, Do You Really Want to Hurt Me? is a poignant exploration of memory, music, and the courage it takes to look back-and to finally, truly see.

Maia Grace Harrison is very good at three things: smiling in church, causing mild chaos, and pretending she has everything figured out. As a pastor's kid with a talent for saying the wrong thing at the right time, Maia lives in the space between expectation and escape - where Sundays are sacred, nights are loud, and her friends are fun but not exactly deep. Somewhere between double lives, bad decisions, and moments that linger longer than they should, Maia begins to realize that not all attention is loud - and not all connections are accidental.

Axel keeps his hood up and his world small. Hands buried in his pockets, dark circles beneath sleepy hazel eyes, he moves through life detached and uninterested, like nothing around him is worth the effort. At six feet tall and undeniably attractive, he draws attention he never asks for and never wants. He doesn't like people. He doesn't trust them. And he's learned that distance is safer than connection. Private to the core, Axel carries secrets no one knows-problems he's buried so deep he pretends they don't exist. Silence is his shield. Isolation is his control. Letting anyone in has never been an option. Until Iris. She doesn't push, pry, or demand explanations. She doesn't try to fix him. She simply exists in his space-and somehow, that's enough to shake everything he's built. Iris becomes the one person Axel notices, the one person he can't ignore, the one exception he never planned to make. But when the truth Axel is hiding threatens to surface, he must decide whether protecting his secrets is worth losing the only person who ever made him feel less alone. Because Axel never planned to let anyone in. And Iris was never supposed to matter this much.

Léonie Durand has always felt too much. Music, moments, silence ,everything settles in her chest like a melody. At eighteen, she studies music in Paris, trying to turn her emotions into something beautiful. Emmanuel Maroun is the opposite. Soft voice, clear glasses, gentle eyes ,he speaks only when he needs to. Freshly arrived from Lebanon to study art, he's still learning how to exist in a city louder and faster than his quiet heart. They come from different worlds, different rhythms her storm of feelings, his calm thoughtful silence. Paris is big. But not big enough to keep two souls like theirs from colliding. Somewhere between his silence and her storm... something begins.

Minho and jisung are high-school sweethearts jisungs a quiet boy while minho is a trouble maker but they love eachother so much...but jisung is fed up with minho getting trouble so much... one argument might destroy everything they've built

Sam, 16, lives quietly, keeps to himself, and tries not to be noticed. But when an edited video clip, stripped of context, goes viral and paints him as something he is not, he becomes the centre of an online storm he does not understand and cannot escape. As lies spread faster than truth, outrage hardens into cruelty, and the consequences spill from screens into real life with devastating ramifications. This is a story about a gentle soul caught in the machinery of social media outrage, and the damage done when context is stripped away and a lie is allowed to speak as truth. Rated PG

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What happens when the quiet kid no one saw coming wrecks the most legendary feud on campus? Everyone at St. KU knows the score: Ronan Hale and Ryan Mercer are enemies. Full stop. Their beef is campus legend-two gangs that clash hard over football glory, and nobody dares step in the way. It's all game, all rivalry, all in the circle. Until Evan Mercer shows up. Ryan's stepbrother. The introverted kid who keeps his head down and his mouth shut. But Ronan? He notices. And suddenly, the stakes flip. What started as just another play turns dangerous when Ronan can't stop chasing the one guy he shouldn't touch-his rival's brother. Fighting Ryan was one thing. Falling for Evan ? That's the deadliest game Ronan's ever played. MM college romance. Enemies to lovers. Slow burn. Forbidden. Raw angst.

A quiet love story shaken by a single twist of fate. Will they find their way back, or lose each other forever? Naina Srivastav X Kabir Trivedi Secretary X Businessmen

A mix up occurring with her internship lands Hana into helping revitalize Studio 4, an abandoned project space within Bannerford University's Arts building for many years. Hana initially signed up for a sports media internship with the Lacrosse team--definitely not for possible free merch--but now she has to work with five boys for a full year project that her graduation depends on. Throughout her senior year, she gets partnered up with who they refer to as Baby. Although, he despises his nickname. He hates how people look at him with a fixed narrative, she's a chronic overthinker trying her best to make a mark. With one year and a big project in their hands, can they get it together and overcome their differences to make this all work in time? - [ Baby Saja ] [ University Art Student AU ]

This is an au I guess No despair {The Junko is ded} It takes place during summer break Kaede is an airhead Shuichi is the quiet kid How will their love story play out???

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She thought she escaped that hell hole, doing well being independent, and graduating college. Until the letters and notes started appearing. Her past experiences have traumatized her so much that she is scared to open up to anyone. Is he fit enough for her to allow him in? Can he guide her in the right direction?

Nothing to say tbh... Just enjoy this shit if u want. Also.. Don't try to copy if you have self respect. 😒

Himari Sato has been going to Yamagune high school for two years now, but she has never noticed the mysterious guy that sits behind her. Himari was a popular girl and at a party, she was dared to talk to this guy. She did so and started hanging out. But Himari's popularity is being brought down by this boy. She starts neglecting him, to only find out she has feelings for him. Will her popularity get in the way of her feelings or will she date him shamelessly?

In the dim glow of a bustling teahouse, Rin-a young Neko with feline ears and a hidden heart, moves through life with silent grace, sketching worlds of kindness he'll never know. Tormented by Jiro, a coworker with a cruel streak and a darker past, Rin's days are a delicate balance of endurance, until a violent confrontation shatters the facade. When Rin saves Jiro from a fate worse than his own, a fragile bond begins to form. But is it enough to heal the scars they both carry? Between stolen glances, a sketchbook of impossible hopes, and the weight of a city that never sleeps, Rin's art might hold the key to a redemption neither of them saw coming. A heartfelt tale of resilience, unexpected connection, and the power of a single dream.

FLAVOR! written by: mxxciii ------ She is not easy to read. He is the same as her. He is popular. She is not. She doesn't like people. He is the same as her. He has friends. She has none. She doesn't talk much. He is the same as her. He has people always coming up to him. She has people always hurting her. She hates attention. He is the same as her. He always voices out his true feelings. She always kept hers. She never understood what love is. He is the same as her. They aren't close and they both never let anyone easily enter their bubble. That's why... How? How can a gloomy plain girl and a so-called mysterious dashing hunk 'prince' who never showed an interest to any girl... be dating each other? It doesn't make any sense!

Walking into a room of strangers at parties or meetings feels particularly uncomfortable for most people. Really. This book is practical and hugely helpful to anyone who would like to appear (and be) more confident in social and business settings. It gives you lots of advice about how to start conversations, what to talk about, how to remember people's names, how to end a conversation (without appearing rude!) and much more. And it will only take about an hour to read.