Realise Stories

Sophie believed love was simple, predictable, and safe - until Lucas, her fiancé - the man she had trusted with her heart, started drifting away. Between glittering galas, family pressures, and the return of an old flame, Sophie found herself sidelined from her own life - and even her own wedding. Lucas thought love could survive on desire and loyalty alone. But when Sophie disappears, leaving behind a silence that shatters his world, he realizes the truth: love must be earned every day, with honesty and presence. In the months that follow, both are tested, changed, and haunted by what they lost - until a single, impossible moment offers a chance at redemption. Can love survive the fractures of betrayal and reclaim the hearts it almost lost?

The Weasley family has broken down at the loss of Fred. George especially. But, for once in a very long time, George begins to talk. With little letters full of memories and life, Fred is finally remembered the way he'd want to be. But will everything go to plan? The third book in the Love Through Letters series, where when a pen to paper and a heart to heart, love is where the magic will start... NOTE: Short chapters but complete <3

I gave up trying on wiping my tears away. They are rolling fast down my cheeks while I cross the last item off. I look at the completed bucket list for a second too long. I rip it apart without thinking and throw it out the window. I watch it fly away. I should have never even started with such a stupid thing as a bucket list in the first place. Actually, I should phrase that differently. WE should never have even started with such a stupid thing as a bucket list. I'm Becca and I used to hate bucket lists. I hated them like I hate my big toes. My toes that always burn holes in my brand-new sneakers. I stopped dreaming and fantasising about life when I went to High School. I sort of had to. I lived from day to day. I woke up, went to school, came back home, made homework and went to bed. That was basically my everyday routine. I was a good girl type I guess. I always asked too much from myself, always did better than I could and gave more than I had. I didn't get straight A's but I did pass every test. My life started to change in my junior year. The year I met him. The boy who let me dream again. The boy who showed me how to live a life. This story is about a good boy who turns a good girl into a bad girl without even realising it. *Expected: This summer! *Can't wait that long? The prologue is already available. *English isn't my native language, feel free to correct me if you notice a mistake :)

Live life and enjoy it

Here I'll be publishing short creative stories for my English revision, I'm open to any tips to get a better mark!!

The title already explains what it's mostly about but in other words it's just about a thinking process you could say...

A book that consists of short and long poems, about loving someone, letting go, being angry, happy and the difficulty of accepting when things are over.

have you ever been in a situation when sometimes we realise things when its too late? this is life story of a girl named Ruby Anderson and how unexpected things happen with her

There was a girl and her granddad.her grandad was very old and they moved houses.the girl had a weird feeling what do you think will happen next

Kristina lies on her bed beside the big window in her room.The pretty curtains are swaying gently in the breeze.Everything seems to be in place in the peaceful morning.After sometime,the warm rays of the sun passes through the big window and lands on the girl's face.Almost instantly Kristina wakes up ,looks out to the morning and quietly smiles as if she knew it was a good morning.Then her eyes fall on the clock on her bedside table pointing out the time and her smile fades away."Late again" she says and jumps out of the bed.She makes her passage to the bathroom quick.She emerges with a towel drying her hair and goes into her room and searches for something.

NPCs, placeholders and nameless background characters all hold the same purpose: to fill in the blank for the main characters to shine. From the noble ladies behind all the textbox in Manhwa or Manga to trained Knights that got beaten by a mere child to the one who just there to make a classroom feel a bit crowded in school settings, everything to make the story feel alive but... are they? What if, one of them suddenly realise that they're someone who are worthless in the eyes of the authors? They don't have a face but they have voice with only purpose to give some kind of exposition about the MCs or to show either disdain or put them on a pedestal or... nothing... nothing at all. Useless, nameless background characters that doesn't effect anything to predetermined story. This story took place in a school life harem-comedy but our protagonist is not apart of the story. He's a librarian. A normal, generic, four eyes who always have a stern look and gave MCs warning or kicked them out every time they make a loud noises in a library for comedic purpose. That is his only role. One day, after he's about to finished his work for the day, he had the worse headache imaginable to the point that he collapsed on his desk. From there, he gain something. Something that will change his perspective of his world. He realised that he is just a placeholder in this world. ___________________ This story is inspired by a character in the book titled 'The Simulacrum' from Scribble Hub written by Egathentale and some key elements from "Extraordinary You". Comments are appreciated!

A dreamy dream of someone who was not allowed to be dreamy.

'Belief'- is a poem that delves deep into human emotions, analyzing the darkest times faced by a person. It acts as a social purger inspiring people to hold on to hope in dark times. Preaching that the character of a person can be judged only when it is put to fire.

Somewhere between "Crying out loudly to seek attention" and "Crying silently to avoid attention " We grew up!! Somewhere between " Broken pencils " and "Broken heart" We grew up!! .........

Amaya Uchiha is only 12 years old, yet she is stronger than an usual child of her age. There are many reasons but one of them is that, the night of the massacre, Itachi Uchiha, her brother, made her come with him but the sweet, kind and helpful brother she knew had turned into a monster! She escapes from their grasp and nearly faces death from starvation when a certain white haired shinobi finds her and gains something, only her older brothers used to know, her trust. But what if he triggers too many memories, if he brings her to that weary place, where her nightmare started? All her pain and suffering has developed into a rare kekkei genkei, making every fight, a hell on earth for both, her opponent and herself. What if others break through her protection wall and gain her trust too? Friends and Family are only a burden to her, so how will she handle this? This is the story of another Uchiha. A story showing how she discovers the world she had forgotten long ago, while locked up in her cell. Imagine, Itachi finds her and tries to kill her. But she is keeping that moment to herself. Her one biggest wish is to look into his eyes and say: "I only survived to tell you, I hate you."

New guy, best friend, boyfriend! What! Find out what happens in 'she didn't realise'