Starryeyes Stories

Rose Weasley is overwhelmingly excited to go to Hogwarts! She imagines herself getting sorted into Griffendor and carrying out her families routine. Once she gets on the train she sees Albus, her cousin that is closest in age to her, talking to a familiar looking boy who she guesses to be a Malfoy. She, however, decides to stay away from him, keeping the promises she made with her father. That is until after a few humbling scenarios she realizes life is full of changes and decides to try and be friends with him, disregarding her fathers wishes. They become friends quite quickly. Then in sixth year she realizes that maybe, just maybe she likes him more than a friend. SCOROSE!!!

Having a guy best friend was my favorite part of my every day life. We still had sleep overs like normal best friends, he drove me around in his car, I drove him in mine, we would tease and play with each other like normal too. The only think that sucks about having a guy best friend, is the moment you realize you're in love with someone you already have... but not in the way you want.

If you haven't guessed yet, it's an opening line of a beautiful song as tribute to Vincent Van Gogh. I go by glendasogo in Instagram. Cheers.

Starry eyes - a diseases where glitter and stars tear up from your eyes. It is caused by unrequited love, and can go permanently blind. There is no surgery nor cure as it is quite rare.

[Huaze Lei X Reader] ❝I was waiting for you to stop me but you didn't. So I left.❞ ||Meteor Garden (2018) Reboot - Rewritten|| He is an autistic and socially awkward music prodigy, who never opened up to anyone outside of his small friend group. He and his friend group, nicknamed F4, rule over Ming De College with love and fear. But all of them have a secret in their past no one knows about. She is a girl who used to go to school with the boys and was part of their inner circle. But due to some circumstances left suddenly to study abroad. She was a prodigy of Business and the Arts, from an unknown family. Quickly she rose to fame but why she left, and her family still remain a mystery to the boys and Ming De. When she returns will she be in time to confess her love? Will she fess up about her past? Or will it all be worth nothing? Will she stay or leave? Started~ 01/26/19 Finished~ 00/00/00 Highest Ranking: #39 in 2019 #24 in Book 1 #12 in rewritten #4 in Lei #20 in Meteor Garden #12 in huaze lei

A confused girl trying to set her heart straight and chose the one she has to be with for the rest of her life. This book includes micro tales which will be connected to each other. Enjoy reading :)

"She was special, i knew from the moment i saw her. She was raw and real in a world of people who wanted to be the same. I just never realised the depths of her mind and the shadows it held until it was too late and i was already in front of them"

Kriss never thought she'd have a boyfriend, let alone have to choose between two guys. She met Caspian through her meme account and they've texted each other everyday since. She thought her feelings for Cas would soon fade because of the distance, but she could never stop herself from dreaming. Until one summer when her best friend drags her to a party does she meet someone who could stand a chance against her online love story. Now she must choose between the boy who makes her laugh no matter how far apart they are, and the boy who promises to make all her wildest dreams come true.

William Shakespeare once said, that the eyes are the window to ones soul, and that started making sense when our eyes collided. A gaze held longer than it should, felt like a handshake I didn't wish to let go of. Your eyes spoke volumes, but I heard none, because directly it spoke to my soul. Should I hold on a little longer or just look the other way? This short poem is about the art of eye contact, about how just a single eye contact has the power to touch ones soul. As what Shakespeare said, the eyes are the window to ones soul, then could he possibly have seen how I felt when his eyes met mine? All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced in any form or by any electronic or mechanical means, including information storage and retrieval systems without permission in writing from the author, except by a reviewer, who may quote brief passages in a review.