Sixthform Stories

A Black UK lil Love story nd dat. Just read innit ~

She came back to the place that broke her. He came to escape the place that almost did. Rory Warren was supposed to leave, coming back to her old school for sixth form was never part of the plan. Neither was losing the one person she was supposed to leave with, the one person who made everything make sense. Now every corridor feels wrong, every memory feels too loud and moving on feels impossible. Elijah Bennett isn't just starting over, he's hiding. Whatever happened at his old school isn't something he talks about, and he plans to keep it that way. New people, new rules, no past. But no matter how hard he tries to bury it, the guilt, the anger, the truth, it's all still there, waiting to catch up with him.

When life throws lemons at you, you can't make lemonade without a juicer. So instead you get used to the pain of lemons repeatedly smacking you in the forehead, in hopes it would get better. But sometimes your pain is misinterpreted, especially when people don't look past your exterior. That's how life is like for the students of Xavier Sixth form. This story follows the lives of teens in the gritty parts of South London who suffer the struggle that is being misunderstood, misinterpreted. Follow Asia, Ethan, Shariah and more as they uncover love, heart break and what life is really about. This story is for those who feel misunderstood. Its to let you know that you're not alone. It's to help you realise that when life throws lemons at you make chocolate cake and leave these bitches wondering how you did it.

All Danielle was taught from her parents throughout secondary school and college (highschool) is to always focus on her work, which she does. Ever since the incident in secondary school, she made a promise to just revise on her work and to not talk to any guys at all. Especially douchebags. Currently, she lives with her parents luxiourious house as they had a car company which produced high sales. She wants to work hard so she can do what her parents are doing, providing money. Somebody she never expected helps her throughout this change of lifestyle. Showing her that there is more to life other than working to earn money. Warning: Strong language

"Keep your friends close but your enemies closer." That's what everyone says at one point or another. Turns out I couldn't see the difference. And well, I didn't see that one coming!' Follow Charley as she deals with her brother and his crazy friends, her awesome best mate and the God that is Reid West. With pain and heartbreak, love and laughter, what happens when you keep your enemies closer.

Recovering from a tragic accident, Aspen Preston is barely floating over the surface. The remains of her father's death haunt her while she tries to avoid the end of her mother's wrath. She tries to uphold the flawless image for the sake of her family, but she's only sinking. River Madden has one goal in life; to go professional. His mind is clouded with determination. He thinks it's the only way to get where he needs, pushing himself as if he's invincible, leaving no space for anything or anyone. Except her. He always finds himself watching the girl he'd never even heard speak. Despite his dedication, he can't help but feel curious about the mask she holds in her eyes. Enthralled enough already, when he speaks to her, River finds his attention drifting from the one thing he could he could truly love.

Getting through your final year of Sixth form is hard enough, without the added stress of the drama, rumours, friendships and relationships. But can Delmira get through it without her childhood best friend? Dance is the only love I have and need. ~Delmira Viane~ With it being the final basketball season before Koa is done with Sixth form all eyes are on him to see if he will make it pro in University but with his grades dropping will he be able to keep his spot on the team? You can't 'change' me I'm not a fan of change. ~Koa Harraway~

Just a (sort of) random story about me and someone I loved. It wasn't a spectacular love story. It wasn't special by any means. But it felt right. And I would like to share it with people who (might) care to know.

Sade wants a fresh start. With her family moving to Coventry, it gives her the chance to reinvent herself, break free, and figure out who she really is. James feels lost. His friendships are fading, and he's unsure of his future. When their worlds collide at Westbrook Academy, an unexpected connection sparks between them. But with family pressures, shifting friendships, and their own fears holding them back, will they risk it all for something real?

Being part of the popular clique at school isn't easy, as Emmaleigh Lockwood knows all too well. It's rife with liars and gossips, and Emmaleigh doesn't know how she ended up there, with her soft heart and goofy ways. Enter Sean Scorpio. He's dominant. He's commanding. He's powerful. And he's all anyone can talk about, being the hot new guy in school. What reason could two completely opposite people have to want anything to do with each other?

[UPDATES MONDAYS AND THURSDAYS] Enter Kayah, surrounded by thoughts in the seemingly ever present silence, she suffers with social anxiety and a distrust of people - or perhaps a lack of. She's trusted people that ended up leaving her on her own, but still continues to rely on people despite believing they are only temporary. Her conflicted family background encompasses her thoughts, but she's made herself determined not to speak about it. No one likes baggage after all, and it only leads to more explaining when she'd rather not speak at all. And then there's him. Ayrton: attractive, kind and supportive. He's everything Kayah has dreamed of. Except, Kayah has a fear or contempt evolving around men. Put simply, she feels she was made without any intention of associating with them, or at least she felt that was what the world wanted for her... But how can you cope when you feel life planned for you to be far away from decent male figures? What do you do when you were hurt before anyone could do anything to you?

Dorothy Haig isn't one of your typical girls. Instead of sneaking out to the public school parties, she was focusing on lacrosse and annoying her best friends. But they noticed a difference when they came back to Cornwall Academy for their final year. So London and Kayla set out to find out why their girl was no longer her loud self. Hopefully, not your typical girl realises she's in love with her best friend story! I read them a lot and decided that it was about time I wrote one the way I wanted it to be. Please note this story has swearing in it.

Ngl. I'm probably gonna forget this exists Just remind me to do well in A-Level :)

September is here and the 4/4 are about to take over sixth form. A new milestone is starting...but you can't run from the past.

Wynter Golds, alongside four other students at Eastview, is being investigated for the death of popular Head Boy. But she's innocent. Does that make it easier? Absolutely not. Try fighting against a system that values race, money and power over people.

Charumathi had her entire life planned out. From the small details to the big decisions, everything was meticulously set in motion. She was ready to take on her A-levels and leave Darlington to become what she always dreamt of becoming: a lawyer. Yet there was just one thing... Jason Mortello was the one person she couldn't stand. He was rude, arrogant, and conceited. At least that's how she thought of him to be until a game of truth or dare. Then she couldn't help but become his friend. Jason's life was decided for him. All he had to do was follow as he was instructed and he would be set forever. Being the grandson of Mortellos set him in line to take over the family's company except he had no idea what that would mean and what price he would have to pay. Jason believed everything was in his hands at least for the near future but what happens when the future arrives too early?

"Opposites attract, you know." "Oh, I know. They attract, but they just don't last." *** It was Bristol Martyn's figure skating that sent her to London, England. It was her anger problems that made her stay. Moving into a shared, co-ed dorm with Evan Fraver didn't help her situation. He was probably the most temperamental, bitter, and impetuous person Bristol had ever encountered. Combined with Bristol's tendencies to snap at anyone who so much as looked at her the wrong way, the two had nothing in common. Living a year with this asshole? Impossible. Rooming a full twelve months with this bitch? Hopeless. One way or another, though, they needed to make it work. That, or one of them would end up as a suspect for the other one's murder.

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