Romanceshorts Stories

A series of one-shots discussing love, hate, and the absurdity of it all.

And this is a type of one shots. It could contain: -Lemon (rarely) -Fluff (at times). -Violence and description of gore. -Slang and bad language. -Heavy subjects (aka suicide at times). This story will NOT reach out to other matters as a Vampires, Ghouls, Cat, Furry hybrids. But it will probably have you in some mental or physical conditions at some chapters. I will try my best to avoid grammatical mistakes and errors at best as well as making the plots both easy and not boring and typical like any others. Finally, thank you for reading!

Yes, keeping it to yourself will break you. But after that, it will make you who you are. Dawny Grace, that's my name. This is my story, starting from the beginning. No, not from the day I was born. We can start by the day I met him, Samuel Dunbridge. Some people said it was doomed from the start, while others gave up. We never agreed we brang out the best in each other, no far from it. He brought out my worst. I brought out his. And here is how it started.... I bring you, Building Dawny. Book one of: Colorful Hearts | Building Dawny Under Editing

So, this will be various characters from anime or books x readers. I'll try to keep it separated by show. All Beyblade characters will go into my Beyblade Burst scenario book though because that's where it already is. You guys are allowed to ask for my OCs to be the person dating the reader. And I don't do yuri/yaoi stories so there's that. Lemons and limes are a no but I'm cool writing a fluff. Just give me as many details as possible. It's not gonna be separated by show. I'll put the show net to the name tho. Never mind. I changed my mind again. It'll be separated being as though I have like 5 Haikyuu x readers planned. This means I'll add a folder (divider I forgot the word at first sorry) for Haikyuu things. Heck I just got another idea. I'm sorry- please enjoy the Haikyuu things.

A young (both 17) boy and girl bond over a situation that could have had an unfortunate ending. Note: There was a six page (google docs) limit for this short, so I had to get creative with my writing. You'll notice that Dylan's portion of the piece is written entirely in present-tense, whilst Olivia's is in past-tense. This gives a necessary separation of voices in the story, as there wasn't much space (or time, for that matter!) to create deep character descriptions and personalities.