Real-life Stories

there's a lot here. one shots.

Hidden behind a half-open door, I watched a stranger beat a man half to death. *"Who is the girl?"* he demanded. The room fell silent. Then someone whispered, *"We don't know where she is."* Only then did I realize they were searching for me. ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ ✦ I don't remember when the dream first started. Maybe it was always there. Every year, it comes back. Not as a new dream - but as a continuation. Like a story that refuses to end. I see the same places, the same people, the same fear waiting for me every time I fall asleep. And with every part, the mystery only gets darker. There are crimes in this dream. Disappearances. Secrets I was never supposed to know. Sometimes I wake up remembering details too clearly... like they were memories instead of dreams. I'm Mayaa Myst, and this story is inspired by the real dream that has followed me since the earliest age I can remember. Even now, the dream hasn't ended. I've told this dream to so many people, hoping someone would finally explain it to me. But no one ever could.Sometimes I wonder if my mind created it. Sometimes I wonder if it's trying to tell me something. And after years of carrying this dream alone, I decided to write it instead. Welcome to **Trapped in the Endless Dream**. Make sure to read the prologue.

"you don't have to be a star .. i love you just the way you are" These are words i wish i could say but i'm scared.

"There was a small group of college students, 3 to be exact. They were in a rock band... or sort of, they were missing a Vocalist. And without a Vocalist, everything was lost..."

What are friends for? What does the word 'friend' mean? This story gives you life lessons. You must choose to be friends with someone wisely.

My safe place to put my emotions and thoughts in it. (Mostly bad emotions or thoughts because I need to have a place to get rid of the bad things) XxxxxAmberL

Have you ever wondered how someone with a phobia lives their life? You are in the footsteps of teens/young adults with a phobia, how does it feel. Follow this journey through the alphabet to see how someone with a phobia feels and lives their life.

"One day, I'm going to marry you." The happiness never stayed for long. A heartbroken young lover A torn heir A confused little son A cold father And a love circle that was about as simple as labyrinth with no exit. "I don't know why I still..."

"A Daughter's Journey" is a heartfelt drama that follows the life-changing journey of Sarah, a young woman in her late twenties who was adopted as a baby. As she embarks on a quest to uncover her true origins, the story delves into themes of family, love, and self-discovery.

You lie down on the gurney, clad only in standard issue scrubs. The nurses slip on a head cap and tuck you in. They begin to wheel you to the operation room. The anesthesiologist greets you with a smile and slips a mask over your nose and mouth. He tells you to start counting. Slowly your eyes close. The anesthesiologist gives a thumbs up. The head surgeon turn to his nurse. "Scalpel please," And I sit behind a glass wall, peering into this fantastical world. The walls are lined by monitors, zooming up close to the operating field. We all watch, all of us medical students, as the surgeon approaches the field. He lifts the scalpel and makes the first cut... This is a collection of short stories of incidents a medical student experiences throughout this long journey to becoming a doctor.

By definition, dystopian is used to describe an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice. The first time I read this word was on a "fantasy" book, I was around 13 years old. "The hunger games", one of my favorite books. But, what happens when your life suddenly begins to resemble the most tragic parts of your favorite dystopian books. A dictatorship, a civil war, supplies shortages and chaos. A new life, new city, new language, different culture and unexpected love. Another quick disclaimer, English is not my native language so please have mercy 🙈❣️

One Day At A Time begins with Kareena Singh, a freshman at Truman State University, in her therapists office for the first time. For six years she battled with herself on whether or not she should start therapy after the traumatic years that she's endured. Eventually, Kareena finds herself sitting in Phil's office with eighteen years worth of trauma but six years worth of relevant trauma. Read One Day At A Time to follow the life of a struggling college girl on her path to success and happiness.

A short story of my life. A family problem that is common, but feels different when you're living through it. Maybe you've been in the same situation and felt the same way. Emotional letter for my soul. Tagalog and English Version

hiiiiiiiiiiiiiii si author po itech sabi nga diba dont judge the book by its cover

Follow the journal entries in the life of a girl from age twelve to age fifteen. The awful ups and downs of her life caused her to become weak, and self harm. Eventually she tried to kill herself. She moves from place to place, hospital to hospital, just searching for an answer to find happiness and be normal for once. It won't be as easy as she thought.

Camilla was an ordinary girl. She just moved to Block 10 to get away from the hectic life back home. Block ten was an apartment building, nicknamed so because of how out-of-the-way it was from the city. Not everything is so ordinary at Block 10 however; the small apartment building has a secret, and the other attendants aren't saying what. Camilla must solve the mystery while trying not to fall for two of her neighbors; and what is she going to do about that stalker? Join Camilla Robinson as she dives straight first into the constant emergency going on at Block 10 Apartments!

Weird and unusual short stories that intertwine real life and imagination.

These are letters from me to real boys in my life. They're raw, un-spell checked and straight from my emotional side. Of course, there are no names. That would be dumb. There is language in some, so you have been warned. :)