Spontaneity Stories

Carmyn Mizari was six when he dodged the system-walked right out of the police station. They never found him. Navigating the streets was tough, nothing he wasn't used too. Before the incident, that took his mum's life, Carmyn and his mother had spent his entire life jumping from shelters and sleeping on sidewalks. Until a nice enough guy let them stay the night. The streets were a little different without his mother. The nice guys always asked him to do weird things. He didn't know where to get the warm needles his mother always carried. Carmyn would never have survived without Creed Vitori. The heir to a long line of crime bosses. His personal gaurdian angel. "TW⚠️ drug abuse, language, S*xual Assault, mental health, su*cide⚠️)

UNSC Broadsword Callsign Cerebos 925, crashed landed in a planet, SOS signal blocked, ancient ruins spotted, letters unrecognizable, non-forerunner, no lives detected.... Until...

Fresh out of the London School of Economics with a degree she isn't entirely sure she wants to use, Charlie should have her future mapped out. Instead, she's armed with a suitcase, a quarter-life crisis, and absolutely no idea what comes next. When her best friend, Aanya, invites her to spend the summer volunteering as an English teacher at her family's educational charity in Mumbai, Charlie leaps at the chance. A few weeks abroad seems like the perfect escape before the pressure of graduate jobs, family expectations, and adulthood finally catches up with her. She arrives expecting nothing more than unforgettable experiences, meaningful work, and the opportunity to immerse herself in a city unlike any she's ever known. What she doesn't expect is Rydan. A chance encounter at the airport with a stranger leaves Charlie unexpectedly shaken. Their paths cross for only a moment, but there's something about him she can't quite forget. As the weeks unfold, Mumbai begins to work its quiet magic. Between chaotic streets, colourful festivals, unforgettable children, and the warmth of Aanya's family, Charlie slowly begins to question everything she thought was expected of her -including the carefully planned future waiting for her back in London. But some journeys change more than your surroundings. As Charlie discovers hidden corners of Mumbai, she also discovers hidden parts of herself. And when fate keeps nudging Rydan back into her life, she's forced to decide whether she's willing to risk the safe future everyone expects... for the uncertain one that feels like home.

This book is a raw, reflective journey through fear, self awareness, faith, and healing. Told through quiet moments, spontaneous drives, music, and inner dialogue, it explores what it means to sit with discomfort instead of fighting it and to slowly learn self compassion. Blending personal experience with spirituality, autism, and mental health, the author reflects on how fear can shift from a burden to a guide, and how presence, honesty, and small perspective changes can lead to meaningful growth. This is not a story of perfection or instant healing, but of learning to move forward gently, imperfectly, and with faith.

Fresh out of the London School of Economics with a degree she isn't entirely sure she wants to use, Charlie should have her future mapped out. Instead, she's armed with a suitcase, a quarter-life crisis, and absolutely no idea what comes next. When her best friend, Aanya, invites her to spend the summer volunteering as an English teacher at her family's educational charity in Mumbai, Charlie leaps at the chance. A few weeks abroad seems like the perfect escape before the pressure of graduate jobs, family expectations, and adulthood finally catches up with her. She arrives expecting nothing more than unforgettable experiences, meaningful work, and the opportunity to immerse herself in a city unlike any she's ever known. What she doesn't expect is Rydan. A chance encounter at the airport with a stranger leaves Charlie unexpectedly shaken. Their paths cross for only a moment, but there's something about him she can't quite forget. As the weeks unfold, Mumbai begins to work its quiet magic. Between chaotic streets, colourful festivals, unforgettable children, and the warmth of Aanya's family, Charlie slowly begins to question everything she thought was expected of her -including the carefully planned future waiting for her back in London. But some journeys change more than your surroundings. As Charlie discovers hidden corners of Mumbai, she also discovers hidden parts of herself. And when fate keeps nudging Rydan back into her life, she's forced to decide whether she's willing to risk the safe future everyone expects... for the uncertain one that feels like home.

A month after election, it was official, she's now the new elected Mayor of Muntinlupa City. A place near her heart. The Galvez, family of doctors. Acquiring knowledge in human body and medicine is the best path to take, and it was proven by people surrounding her. In pressure to continue the family legacy, Lea's also expected to be one of the best in that field. Which only lead them to "disappointment." Helping has always been close to Lea's heart, at the age of 4, seeing how her parents volunteer for free baranggay check-ups made it clear to her that one day, it's the path she'll take. The path of being a giver; a sharer, providing necessary needs for people who can't afford it. In order to pursue her dreams, Lea needed to leave the life she'd gotten used to and start anew. Years of struggling, hardship and distress, she'd finally attain it. Graduated with the highest grades, Suma Cum Laude to be exact, earning a PhD in her name after years of studying Political Sciences. One night, after a very busy day, Lea stopped in front of her gigantic house to inform the guards that she had already come home. Not until... she noticed someone she hardly knew, sleeping at her patio, resting his head on the wall. The woman inhaled and did what she scope. Beeping her car at him. That time, as he fell down from his seat and balled his fist, standing up like a total naive, Lea laughed. After what she thinks is forever, the lady finally let her curtains down and uncaged the spirit of fun from her heart. His face was familiarly-unfamiliar, but he gave her the feeling of tranquility. Was letting him in her life the best decision Mayora Leayla Arwell Galvez ever committed to? Or will she regret the day she even thought of leaving her family to chase after her dreams? All rights reserved to @TheTheaterAuthor_2022

Short stories. The life I create for myself. I really only like Insecurities and Dos.

A collection of dreams, scenes, and anything in between that pops into my head. Updates are spontaneous as the ideas are spontaneous.

Love Resolutions Competition Entry ~*~ Alistair King liked order. Alistair King wanted to be spontaneous. Alistair King had not expected any of this. No plan, just go with it. Some of the best moments are unexpected. ~*~ Written off the prompts about spontaneity and second chances.

Nyla dances a dangerous seduction with her sexy boss. Every day, she flirts with her spontaneous boss. She toes the line of professional boundaries. As their banter escalates, Nyla grapples with the thrill of breaking the rules. She transforms the workplace into a hotbed of forbidden desire. Each flirtatious encounter advances the story. It unfolds into a spicy blend of humor and tension.

Terra Howard, a 21 year old restaurant worker trying to work her way up the career ladder. Derrick Caine, a tycoon in the hospitality world, who brought out Terra's workplace. How can Derrick prove that he can keep his business and personal lives separated. How can Terra convince him that it's not the best idea. And what will happen when she falls for him?

Stěna příspěvků s mojí tvorbou. Zatím nezařazená, snad nezařaditelná krátká díla. Spontánně poskládaná za sebou, s časovou návazností nebo bez. Básně často i v anglicky psané.

Hello, my name is Jack and I'm dead. What about you? Do you want to know how I died? There are several ways and incidents that led up to my deaths and you can read all about them in this book. - Hello, my name is Jill and I'm a twin. My brother's name is Jack and I've killed him so many times that I've lost count. This book is about his deaths. [!] WARNING [!] ANYTHING THAT HAPPENS TO YOU OR ANYONE CLOSE TO YOU DURING OR AFTER READING THIS BOOK SHALL NOT BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE TO THE AUTHOR. READING IS AT YOUR OWN RISK. Enjoy :)

how can holidays turn into an adventure? enjoy the little things. dream :)

A Spontanious Poem of Mind

i probably wrote these in the heat of the moment. hope it relates.

**LONGLIST OF 2020 EPIGRAM BOOKS FICTION PRIZE** 21-year-old Gianna "Gigi" Woodsen is enrolled in a prestigious study abroad program in Berlin, Germany. Everything seems perfect but Gigi never feels quite fulfilled. She yearns for something more. One fateful night, a mysterious email leads her to crossing paths with Claude Dupont, a French photographer. When Claude invites Gigi on a spontaneous trip to Paris, she sees it as a chance to escape from her monotonous life. It's an offer she can't refuse. The two find themselves in unlikely situations that prompt them to pull unthinkable acts, one after another. The journey has been nothing but a thrill ride, except, danger looms at every corner. Claude is also keeping a secret of his own. But unveiling his true motivation to Gigi may put their bond to the test. *****DUAL POV***** **COMPLETED OFFLINE**