Quit Stories

Please read this only chapter

any mistakes here were put on purpose. it was copied exactly from the book she wrote in

Now Baja is (hopefully) safe from threats - such as the mystery 'police' man - she gets to start life at her new high school as a normal teen. She has given up street racing, but what happens when a new guy keeps egging her on, trying to get her to race? What happens when it becomes obvious that this guy has a big secret? And what about Dean and Baja, will they get together or will someone else get in between them?

I HAVE RAGE QUITTED

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Just some mavin one shots i wrote on vacation :3

Young generation is like a coin, two faced. One with a big smile hides big secrets. The one with prettiest eyes have cried the hardest. Life is just like a game where you have to defeat the evil to survive or sometimes you have to become the evil yourself. The one who deals with both physical and mental pain will survive. This is the diary of a teen suffering from depression, anxiety disorder, lack of love, suicidal thoughts, self harm. As no one else wants to hear the silence all her words which can't be said is written in this diary. Will she survive or drown in the river of sadness. Note- I do not personally support any kind of violence, self harm. This book contains what I have felt when I was dealing with depression. It is advised to read only if you are mentally strong.

Alex had been smoking for nearly a decade. Each morning began with a cough that rattled his chest, and every evening ended with the familiar smell of smoke clinging to his clothes. He tried quitting more than once-nicotine patches, chewing gum, even going cold turkey. Each attempt ended the same way: frustration, a pack bought at midnight, and the cycle starting again. One afternoon, a friend mentioned something different: pods and vapes. At first Alex laughed. "Just another gadget," he thought. But curiosity won. That night he searched online, reading about the difference between pod systems and larger vape devices. Pods seemed simpler, made for beginners. A week later, he bought a small pod device and a bottle of juice with a mild tobacco flavor. The first draw was strange-smooth, not harsh, and without the bitter aftertaste of a cigarette. It didn't feel the same, but it calmed the craving. For the first time, Alex felt a spark of hope. The following days weren't easy. He struggled with cravings, especially during coffee breaks and late-night drives. Sometimes he slipped and smoked. But slowly, the slips became fewer. He experimented with different juice flavors-fruity ones that felt playful, menthol that felt refreshing. Each small discovery made the journey less about "giving up" and more about "trying something new." After a month, Alex realized he had gone three whole days without lighting a cigarette. His cough was lighter. His mornings felt cleaner. Friends noticed too. "You smell different," one said, half surprised. Sitting on his balcony one evening, pod in hand, Alex thought about how much had changed. He hadn't "quit" overnight. He had simply chosen something different-step by step, flavor by flavor, mistake by mistake. It wasn't a miracle. It was a process. But for the first time in years, Alex believed the process could actually work. https://vapeox.com

My love is greater than my pain.

Sorry but my new account will have a different theme to what I'm doing now so I'll tell all my friends it's name. None of these series will continue sorry

any recommendations?

quitting

This is the actual draft for my letter of resignation (which was a bit more official, just a bit).

idk what im doing a story will come outta this crud eventually