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Say Yes by AberdeenShleak
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Say Yesby AberdeenShleak
Say Yes to living as you are now because you are enough-more than enough really.
Two Men Who Never Let Her Down by StorytellerStephanie
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Two Men Who Never Let Her Downby
Paisley, a young woman with a lifelong crush on Dylan, faces a tragic loss when Dylan drowns in a swimming accident. As she grapples with her grief, she discovers a brea...
Humanity's Cardiac Battlefield by Kat___1
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Humanity's Cardiac Battlefieldby Kat
An allegory for man's battle with atonement, this short story details the main character's struggle with self-forgiveness and identity as he embarks on the most difficul...
No Ordinary Girl: Eighth Grade Brews by Pikachu_Queenforever
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No Ordinary Girl: Eighth Grade Bre...by wEiRd black kitten
Alyse Thomson is a young teen witch who lives with in the small town of Salence, Massachusetts with her aunt Sylvia. She is in the 8th grade, is considered unpopular am...
Acrimony, Forgiveness, and Me by sashaghostprincess
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Acrimony, Forgiveness, and Meby Sasha Imani Gardener
I write best when I'm angry. I'm write best when I'm pissed off. I write best on the note apps. I write best when I feel too much. I write best when I think about you, a...
Twinned Stars by Eluna-Dream
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Twinned Starsby Eluna-Dream
Description: When a brilliant star is shattered, two souls emerge: one a dreamer, radiant with hope, and the other a protector, hardened by pain. Bound together yet dist...
I love you, Olivia by Mystic_Delulu
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I love you, Oliviaby Mystic_Delulu
A short story, about terminally ill Axel falls for Olivia, trapped by her controlling mother. His final act of love unlocks her cage, leaving her with guilt and a chance...
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Mostly Unlady by Sagekerri2022
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Mostly Unladyby Sage
Zelia is a proud Brazilian kid, on the cusp of adolescence, trying to be good by regularly writing to her mother. But nothing makes sense to her lately... not the doctor...
Half-Way Gone by Hails0110
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Half-Way Goneby Heidi Harmon
After she left I was a mess. My emotions were frayed wires threatening to start a fire any second. My body cried guilt and shame. Standing on my own two feet allowed me...