Spectrum Stories

"Happily Ever After is the most dangerous script ever written." In Auradon, a girl's worth is measured by the prince on her arm and the sweetness of her smile. For Mal, survival meant playing the part perfectly. When she slipped the love potion into Ben's cookies, it wasn't out of a desperate desire to steal Audrey's boyfriend-it was a cold, calculated move to secure safety for the Isle kids. Deep down, unknown even to her closest friends, Mal never wanted a prince. She never wanted a boyfriend at all.

"When it's night out, make sure your light's out, or you'll find yourself playing the Spectrum Game." Welcome to the world of Laeterra, steeped in the magical force of Natura and ruled by creativity. Like an artist experimenting with colours, one can bend it to their will, their souls expressing themselves as their magic takes form. By day, the people live their lives as normal. In the light, a semblance of a functional society. But when the curtain of night falls, the Game begins - criminals and gangs come out to play, and Natura flows freely, artists expressing themselves beneath the moonlight with reckless abandon. Enter our hero: Inigo, who drifts through the day like a phantom with no place and no past. Adrift in a sea of doubt, the answers seem to elude him, but he cannot help but wonder: what if the night knows him better than he does? As he finds himself drawn into the night's gameboard, he finds chaos and clarity alike - but what does this mean for his past, present and future?

From the moment seven-year-old Kristen Mae Solo's smile faded under the roar of a assembly her icon mother Hope Solo, understood simple truth: every child deserves a space that honors who they are. Diagnosed with high-functioning autism and acute sound sensitivity, Kristen thrives in calm, steady environments-but when a trusted teacher insists she join the morning crowd, Kristen's world unravels in confusion and distress. Hope's instincts becomes more than a mother's plea it's a confrontation with a system to label "misbehavior" instead of listening. As alliances form and challenges, this poignant tale reveals the fierce power of love, the of a child finding her voice, and the urgent need for schools to truly see every student.

ORANGE ━ ONESHOTS collection of Oneshots written by the members of Team Spectrum

Tatum Andrews just got accepted into one of the top vocational schools in her state, along with a handful of her other classmates. Granite institute. It's a dream campus, along with housing for the students, who stayed all year long. Extremely vast, with different buildings etched across the plot of land it was built on. It could be considered a college campus if there weren't a bunch of high schoolers going here. Carpentry, plumbing, nursing, electrical, childcare, biology, physics, even sports and much more. This place isn't really about academics. It's how well you do in your trade, that gets you the good grades. You could take multiple classes, or just one. Didn't matter as long you did well. Well, excelled really. But sometimes, teenagers left to their own devices can prove to be a really bad idea. But also, a great way for good students, to prevail. Don't try to despair though, for you can only go up from rock bottom right? Unless rock bottom has a basement. (I've had this book sitting in my notes, SINCE 2023!!! Crazy I know. There is currently 17 chapters. It was originally in first person, so I'm currently revising all of them and writing them in 3rd person, let me know what you think, and if you would want to see it finished.)

some things people have told me when i told them i was ace - also some things that have been said to others

Have you ever been wondering how others see the world? Every person has a unique point of view...