Sincerely Stories

this book is special to me. each chapter is going to be an email that i sent to myself. the backstory here is that recently, i've been having a lot of thoughts about a special someone, and i didn't feel like i could talk to my friends about them. so i thought i would pour my heart into an email and send it to myself! it was a smart idea, but i knew that my mom was going to find out about it somehow. so i figured i would put it online, on a place where my parents would never go. wattpad. but a lot of these emails are about my special person, and they don't know i'm doing this. yes, they are on wattpad. no, i dont want them to find this. so now, i'm posting this shit that i've been hiding for so long, in a book on an alt account to the entire internet and i'm hoping that my parents and friends dont find it. i'm such an idiot. take a look at my bio if you want more information, and thanks for wasting your time on this.

rated r. please do read it. it's not something anyone should

about a girl who writes letters to the depressed boy in the back of class. [ short story - sincerelykal © ]

Everyone told her she couldn't. No support from her family. No encouragement from her school. No one believed in her dream of playing cricket.🏏 But when the world said "impossible," she chose to believe in herself.👧 This is the story of a young girl who turns rejection into determination and chases a dream that refuses to die. Will she prove everyone wrong?😑 Read her journey and find out.🏏

"You're killing us. Do you realise that?" "How could I not." "Realise, or kill us?" "Both." "You're so fucking distant!" "Mhm" "Why?" "If you hadn't noticed, I'm not the one to ask for help I'm not the one to make an effort to talk to you, You all do that on your own. I think I made perfectly clear that by talking to me you commit your own mental suicide." "Oh" Or where she has a "friend" who could care less about her and the rest of "their friend group", so she writes letters to tell this "friend" how much she is needed and loved. Wether this "friend " can still be saved is another story.

A book of poetry filled with thoughts, experiences, and emotions. "As I walk down the slippery street, My face streaming with tears, The sadness can barely be sustained. But you suddenly kiss away my fears, My dear umbrella in the rain."

You are either drafted to be owned or you are born into it. I'd say both are a burden. The USA, as you knew it, was very free, and there were many rights. But now, everything has changed. The world, first, was taken over by Takis. In your age, he's like Hitler. He made a rule that nobody would mention past times or the old rules, or he would kill you. You're not aloud to speak of it or more or less think of it. The only reason I know is from my "mama". Makay Houser, a teen going through the life of a dystopian society taken over by Graylen, experiences many challenges and emotions while trying to overcome "Mama's" death and the idea of how the society works. She meets the love of her life before, during, and after a life changing event.

My rants about everyday life. This could get interesting...

Haley White and Taylor Cooper have been best friends since they were only 5-years-old. The two live in New York City, and walk to each other's houses every day. That is, they used to. Until Taylor's family moves away in the middle of the school year. Now, with Taylor living in Florida, over 1,000 miles away from her best friend, letters are what keeps them connected. Taylor doesn't have a cell phone, and Haley's house doesn't have a land line... making it seem as if the universe wants them to write to one another. The girls write notes back and forth for a while, but it starts to feel like Haley's letters are taking longer and longer each time. Almost to the point where there's no sense for Taylor to write to her. What has popularity done to Haley, and moving done to Taylor? And what does it mean for their friendship? The middle schoolers must attempt to pick up the pieces of a shattered friendship and glue it back together if they want the letters to continue. But do they? (Note: this book is completely unedited)

• This is a side thing for my main book, Sincerely. Kyleah, @traphouselover , is doing one too! • All images from Pinterest.

A Nigerian based novel..about a girl who was abused

Audrey Underwood has never had an easy life. 10 years of finding out what really goes on in the world. 10 years of truth. These letters tell the story of events in her life from love to hate.

This story is about how I view the world please don't be offended if your immature then don't read this!

A Poetic Letter To "Love" A.K.A "God".

A few poems brought to you by yours truly

Sincerely, A Story by Kiomi Set against the warm, shimmering backdrop of Hawaii in the year 2025, "Sincerely," follows a tender gay love story between two teenage boys whose worlds collide in the most unexpected way-through music. Not just any music, but the dreamy, emotional universe of Kali Uchis' album Sincerely. What begins as a simple shared interest soon grows into a connection neither of them saw coming. Each chapter of their relationship unfolds in rhythm with the album itself-one song, one month, one step deeper into love. From the excitement of new beginnings to the quiet aches of uncertainty, from late-night confessions to sunlit moments that feel too perfect to be real, their story mirrors every rise and fall within the music that brought them together. Hawaii becomes more than a setting-it becomes a living, breathing part of their journey. Golden mornings by the shoreline, humid evenings tangled in conversation, the soft crash of waves beside them as they try to make sense of who they are and what they're becoming. The island holds their secrets, their fears, their laughter, and the growing realization that this connection might be something neither of them can walk away from. As the album nears its end, so does the timeline of their story. Two extra songs-two final moments-carry the weight of everything they've learned, everything they've risked, and the truth of how their story will end. Whether that ending is gentle or heartbreaking, hopeful or bittersweet, is shaped entirely by the love they built along the way. This is a gay story. unapologetically soft, emotional, messy, and real. A story about finding yourself in someone else's voice, someone else's presence, someone else's world. A story about the power of music, the bravery of young love, and the beauty of discovering the parts of yourself you didn't know were waiting.

it's weird to know that you're gone north, but you're not gone yet, right? - sincerely, evan