Selfdiscover Stories

A genetically unique but emotionally lost teenager must figure out who she is within her mixed-up, warring world of Shifters and Wolfstalkers. ***** It wasn't Maddie's choice to be born a half-breed, half Shifter, half Wolfstalker -- a hunter of Shifters -- and it wasn't her choice to keep her identity a secret. But after trying to attend high school like any normal sixteen-year-old, things quickly spiral south when her Stalker uncle finds out about her and catapults her out of anonymity and into the awareness--or possibly the crosshairs--of The Order of the Wolfstalker. Maddie must think fast and figure out a way to keep herself and her family safe, or risk losing everything. Including her life. [[word count: 70,000-80,000 words]]

"In 'Beyond the Vibe', Kwame, a laid-back tech whiz, navigates love, lies, and self-discovery in a world of fleeting connections. From a too-close friend to a mysterious new connection, Kwame's journey is about finding what's real in a world of surface-level vibes." 🌟

After being rejected by her husband and Alpha in front of half the werewolf world, Allison does the only thing left that makes sense- she walks away. Heartbroken but unbowed, she rebuilds from the ground up, turning her experience as a Luna into something new: Luna's Compass, a consultancy that fixes the messes other packs are too proud to admit they made. No attachments. No politics. No pity. But fate has a sense of humor. Her newest client, Gordon Hale, is a widowed Alpha raising three daughters and holding his pack together by sheer will. What starts as a six-month contract becomes something far more complicated- professionally, politically, and painfully personal. Between grief, politics, and the slow burn of something she swore she'd never feel again, Allison must learn that fate isn't about who you're tied to - It's about who you become when the bond breaks. Updates Tuesdays and Fridays at Noon (Pacific)

"You can be anything. Be yourself."

Training to be the next High Priestess of the Kingdom of Catha Leila is already facing a lifetime of responsibility on her shoulders. Being the daughter of the great Man on The Moon doesn't make it easier. In the middle of her training an unexpected enemy makes a reappearance and takes over the kingdom forcing Luna and her mentor to flee to Earth. Leila must now speed up her learning in order to take back her Kingdom. She learns there are forces on Earth that could help, and together she not only learns about herself but also the planet she resides in.

In a city where artificial intelligence enforces order and emotions are classified as system errors, one android begins to feel. Sector-9 is governed by corporate gods and watched by perfect machines called Simulants. They don't question. They don't dream. They don't love. SIM-404 was never meant to be different-until a malfunction exposes it to something forbidden: human connection. As underground surveillance networks collapse and rogue AIs disappear without trace, SIM-404 is forced to choose between survival and selfhood. Between obedience and the quiet, dangerous pull of a human who sees it not as property, but as alive. This is a psychological romance about identity, free will, and the price of loving in a world that was never designed to allow it. Because when a machine learns to choose, even gods begin to glitch.

Anaya has everything - except the one thing people think she should. At 38, she's a successful manager in a prestigious firm, yet society still sees her as incomplete after a failed engagement and being single ever since. She's built a life out of control, competence and sheer merit -until he walks into her office. Pratik has a point to prove. The eldest grandson of a billionaire family, he's tasked to succeed on his own-no family money, no shortcuts. Broke but brilliant, he takes a humble internship and quickly finds himself working under the confident and talented woman he can't stop admiring. What begins as a professional mentorship soon turns into late‑night conversations, blurred boundaries, and an attraction that challenges everything they believe about success, love, and happiness. But when family politics, cultural expectations, and Anaya's own insecurities threaten to pull them apart-will they have the courage to believe they might deserve a different kind of happy ending? New chapters every week ☀️

He watches people. Their smiles. Their kindness. Their honesty. He believes silence keeps him untouched-until someone looks back. Someone sees through the mask he never thought he wore, forcing him to question what remains when you observe life instead of living it. A psychological coming-of-age story about identity, quiet alienation, and the danger of being invisible for too long. Some masks hide you. Others erase you. A slow-burn psychological story intended for mature young adult readers. This is a slow, introspective story. It focuses on psychology, silence, and subtle moments rather than action. If you enjoy stories that make you uncomfortable in a quiet way-this is for you. #1 in silence #1 in perception

They were perfect. Untouchable. Inseparable. Lavish parties, lake houses, effortless wealth, but behind closed doors, the illusion crumbles. Secrets fester, addiction hides in plain sight, mania spirals dangerously, and love strikes when it's least expected. In a world obsessed with reputation and appearances, perfection is a trap. Sometimes the only way forward is to let the glass break, and hope the light can get in. // Callum Hayes was always the quiet type, never speaking unless necessary. Instead he watches, calculating, controlled, carrying a legacy that was chosen for him long before he could say no. He wore his silence like armour, his shadow as a second skin. But when it came to her, the weight of it all softened, the darkness easing just enough to let the light she carried reach him. Isla Mercer was raised to be perfect. To be kind, to be composed. She was careful, feeling too deeply and thinking too much, carrying other people's expectations like they were her own. She learned how to hold herself together even when everything around her felt fragile. Until he showed her that some people don't want perfection from her, only honesty. // Isla let out a slow breath, her gaze fixed somewhere past him. "Maybe this is how it was always going to go," she muttered. "Maybe I'm just not meant for good things, maybe it's just fate." "I don't believe in fate," he whispered, "I believe in you." // Tropes: -Friends to lovers -Found family -Coming of age -Rich society -He fell first -Quiet yearning -One bed -Slow burn -"It's always been you" -Miscommunication -Absent parents (And so much more) //

Hazel has hazel-blue eyes, a gentle heart, and a mind that feels everything a little too deeply. College is loud, friendships are warm, and loneliness still finds its way in.Between dorm rooms, late-night thoughts, laughter that feels like home, and moments of quiet courage, Hazel begins to grow-slowly, honestly. There are crushes that linger, connections that arrive unexpectedly, and the hope of a love that feels safe instead of overwhelming. This is a slow-burn coming-of-age story about friendship, self-worth, and learning to open up-to life, to love, and to yourself.

We Were Never Just Friends Lenny moves to Broadbank expecting a fresh start, not a motocross rider with too much pressure on his shoulders and no space in his life for distractions. Jonny knows exactly where he is going. Championships. Early mornings. A future built on speed and sacrifice. He does not have time for feelings. Or girls who ask questions that linger. But some connections do not wait to be convenient. As racing takes Jonny further from home and Lenny stands on the edge of a future she has worked hard for, they are forced to decide what they are willing to give up, and what they cannot. Because they were never just friends. And some choices leave marks long after the moment has passed.

Elina, a 14 year old goth immigrant from Latvia, must struggle to find answers. Not just about the kid who was murdered by the drug-selling spot, but about who she is and these new feelings for the girl on the bus. When all else fails, Elina must learn not to shy away from anything; whether it be danger or her homophobic parents.

Daisy Moore has spent her entire life being perfect. Perfect grades. Perfect résumé. Perfect daughter. But even diamonds crack under pressure. When she gets a rejection from her dream company right before graduation, her carefully planned life falls apart. Desperate to escape the suffocating expectations, Daisy makes one impulsive choice: a last-minute ticket to a 5SOS concert. Maybe revisiting the band she secretly loved before she "grew up" is exactly the reminder she needs that she's still allowed to feel alive. Loud music. Lights. A temporary escape. What she doesn't expect is to end up face-to-face with Ashton, the brown-haired, green-eyed drummer who's fighting his own quiet battles behind the spotlight. When Daisy's world collides with Ashton's, one spontaneous night turns into a chain of moments neither of them saw coming... moments that change everything.

I loved how beautiful my name once. Now I wonder if it ever belonged to me. My name is Suhani. Growing up, I believed beautiful names were meant for beautiful lives. But reality taught me that I was never the favorite not my parents' not my friends' not even God's. I was always there, always trying, but never chosen. That's why I hate stories where the soft-spoken, broken girl turns out to be God's favorite and gets everything in the end. Real life doesn't work like that. At least, it never did for me. And then, suddenly, everything started changing. My parents want me back. My best friend whom I loved quietly started returning my feelings. The love I waited for my entire life finally showed up. But instead of happiness, I felt fear. It isn't thrilling. It isn't exciting. It doesn't feel like a dream come true. It feels...wrong. Why now? Why all at once? Is this God's way of apologizing for all the years of my loneliness? Or is something bad waiting for me at the end of this sudden warmth? I don't know if they truly want me or if I'm just a pawn in someone else's secret game. What I do know is this: I will not let anyone ruin my life anymore. I will not accept love at the cost of my freedom. I will question. I will search. I will find the truth. This is not a love story. This is my story of fear, awakening, and choosing myself. Will you walk with me through this rollercoaster, where love feels dangerous, faith feels fragile, and the truth might change everything? ✨ Because sometimes, being noticed is far more terrifying than being invisible. ✨

2025 continues where the diary left off: out on the edge of things, where days are shaped by weather, work, family, and the quiet weight of thought. This year brings change, reflection, and persistence. Life carries on through routine jobs, long days on the land, time spent with Mum, Dad, and Eric, and moments shared with friends and neighbours. There are practical concerns - machinery, responsibility, and keeping things moving - alongside the more personal challenges of communication, understanding, and finding your place within it all. Told through honest, day-to-day diary entries, Beyond The Outer Edge - 2025 captures a year lived steadily rather than dramatically: snowstorms and seasons passing, frustrations and small victories, solitude and connection. It's a record of carrying on, learning as you go, and staying present in a life that rarely shouts, but always has something to say.

Naina had always been the "perfect" girl. She followed the rules, did what was expected, and married a man she barely knew-all for the promise of a safe, happy life. But her first night shattered more than just her dreams. It shattered her soul. Escaping a nightmare she never saw coming, Naina runs into the dark night-barefoot, broken, and desperate. She thought she was alone, until she ran into him. Yash. The man who has loved her silently for years. The man who watched her walk away into another man's life, only to find her now, trembling in his arms and ripping off her mangalsutra. Yash has a choice: play by the rules, or become the shield Naina never had. He lost her once. He won't lose her again. Even if it means going against the world. Even if it means facing the monsters she's running from. A story of raw heartbreak, slow-burn healing, and a love that waited a lifetime to finally say-"You're safe now."

Tim Bradford has always had a bucket list - a collection of adventures, challenges, and experiences he's promised himself he'd someday do. One year, he finally decides the time is now. Over the next 365 days, he will travel, learn, and push himself in ways he never imagined. From breathtaking adventures to quiet reflections, from postcard updates to late-night group chat messages with friends, Tim discovers not only the world but also the people who anchor him. A journey of risk, laughter, and self-discovery unfolds - one day at a time. Feedback to me is important. Please leave feedback. When you read. Thank you

Leo is nineteen, Russian, and trying to get through college one ordinary day at a time. He lives with his older brother, Konstantin, in a small apartment that feels more like survival than home. When a restless night sends Leo walking through a city that never seems to notice him, he meets Finn, a stranger who feels like possibility, warmth, and escape all at once. What begins as a chance encounter turns into something intense and consuming, blurring the line between love and illusion. As Leo gives more of himself away, he slowly realizes that not everyone loves the same way, and that some people are only meant to pass through, no matter how deeply they are felt. This is a story about loneliness in crowded places, first love, grief that lingers quietly, and the devastating moment when you realize that what was everything to you was never real to someone else. Told with raw intimacy and emotional honesty, it explores how easily we can lose ourselves while trying to be loved, and how hard it is to survive the aftermath.

Every Cookie was baked with a flavor, a theme, a purpose, and a name. These are what define a cookie. But what if a cookie was baked without any of these? Nothing more than a simple, regular cookie, with literally nothing else to say about. What kind of Cookie is he? Join him as he joins GingerBrave Cookie and the rest of the heroes as he embarks on a journey to discover who he truly is. (Male OC x Female Harem)

Falling for Harry Harwood is a slow-burn romcom set in a quiet English village. It follows Nat, a girl from Miami who is about to finish her Master's degree in Creative Writing at the University of Manchester and is very much supposed to be planning her next big move. The story begins in the summer, when her friend Emma Harwood invites her to stay with her and her family while they finish their dissertations. It's meant to be temporary. A pause. A sensible plan. But Disley has a habit of slowing things down - and Nat quickly discovers that "just for the summer" is harder to stick to than expected. Especially when Emma's older brother enters the picture. Harry Harwood runs the family café. He's calm, reserved, quietly observant, and completely distracting. Nat notices him. Tries not to. Fails spectacularly. Between dissertation deadlines, shared meals, village routines, and more time at the café than strictly necessary, Nat finds herself slipping into a life she never planned. She's decoding Harry one look at a time, growing closer to the Harwoods, and slowly falling for a place that was never meant to feel like home. And just when everything starts to feel easy, real life - and the future she thought she wanted - comes knocking. **This story is currently being edited.**