Spectrum Stories

Six years ago, they were a happy family. Mum, Dad, and four boys. But when the mother decides to leave this family and take her youngest child with her, everyone is left broken. Six years later, the same mother no longer wants to care for her child and decides to return him to his father. But he's not the only one who gets dropped off at his father's apartment.

A young doctor is unexpectedly dragged into a world that should never have existed. A world that was meant to remain only in myths, legends, and storybooks. But as reality begins to shift around him, the line between truth and fiction slowly disappears. Was this world hiding from him... Or had he been living in the wrong reality all along? When everything he once believed is rewritten, one question remains- How do you survive a world that was never supposed to be real?

As a general rule, very few people who do not have autism have any idea how the condition actually affects people. That being said, this is nobody's fault considering the fact that very few people, those affected included, fully understand the condition. However, I would like to explain what aspects of it that I can. This is something that I have wanted to do for a while now and I finally worked up the nerve to do after I was told that, "everyone is a little autistic, just like everyone is a little gay." I feel like the person who said this didn't mean anything bad by it, just that we're all a little different but it jolted me into action and this book was born. I will be making a few posts about certain aspects of the condition myself, but I am also here to answer any questions that people may have.

Mya sits on the floor, fingers mashed in ears. Her eyes are scrunched underneath her slick black curls and her brown cheeks swell with air. "Jenna? Call me back." Mya's meeping. Again. ---- A bite sized 500 word original flash fiction about living with and caring for an autistic sibling, with themes of acceptance, family and life on the spectrum running through. All of these stories are my original work and should not be re-used without my consent. If you want to edit them for your own variations, contact me first. You must give me credit if you quote or use my stories. Please inform me / tag me if you see any of my works cited elsewhere. Thank you for reading!

Perhaps the beauty of love is never in the spoken words but the actions noticed. Book One of the Language of Love Duology She believed the love she would receive would loud, that true love was loud. Instead, she married a man who barely spoke. Twenty- two year old Eleni Karalis is pushed into an unwanted marriage with the feared heir to one of europe's most powerful crime families, she expects a life of cold silences and impossible distance. Matthias never wanted a wife. Routine over emotion. Order over conversation. Matthias Reinhardt does not like change. Yet, the women who is now bound to him makes his routine and order fly out of control. To everyone around him, Matthias is ruthless, unreadable and impossible to get close to. While Eleni waits for words that never come, Matthias begins to notice everything about her. The little habits no one else has ever paid attention to. He doesn't realise that remembering these things is his way of expression a human emotion. And she doesn't realise that she's been listening for the wrong language all along.

"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.

A/N: I haven't updated this for quite a while, don't know when I will, either. Probably prepare for likely inevitable cringefest in some chapters along with grammatical errors. Sort of regret writing this so might take it down one day. Chance I'll run through this mess and edit some time. Working on way too many other WiPs, left the RR fandom a while back. My bad. A Ruby Redfort fanfiction set after Blink and You Die by Lauren Child. The Count is still out there, and time is short to stop him. Kaina has no idea which side she's even supposed to be on, let alone want to. LB's secret has to come out eventually, even if it might finish off Spectrum once and for all. And Lorelei really needs to stop being sentimental.. owing someone, a kid especially, isn't going to help her fulfill her dream of world domination, not when that kid's got problems of their own that Lorelei has to help them with. As the Count gets closer and closer to immortality, Ruby must make a choice: save the boy she loves or save the girl she hates? Turns out the Mars Mushrooms aren't the only thing the Count needs. The only question is, Will Ruby figure out how Kaina can grant him what he wants, before it's too late? Before LB's secret is revealed, before the Count destroys Spectrum from the inside out? You better hope so, buster. A story full of twists, surprises, secrets, murder and of course, heartbreak. Along with trouble. Australian trouble. Highest ranking: #1 in 'rubyredfort' 1.3.19 I own nothing except my ideas for this fanfiction and Kaina. Everything else belongs to Lauren Child.

about a boy who was told his identity was something to be ashamed of. [cover by me] 2/11/17 ~ #89 2/7/17 ~ #102 in short story