Stayed Stories

He was a boy who lived without limits- because no one had ever stayed long enough to teach him where they were. Branded reckless, violent, and unfixable, Jeon Jungkook is cast into the last place meant for boys like him: Kim Disciplinary Academy, where rules are law, silence is enforced, and discipline is absolute. A system built on structure welcomes a boy made entirely of chaos. Jungkook believes what the world has always told him-that he is broken beyond repair, a mistake that discipline can only cage, never cure. But behind the iron schedules and unyielding consequences stands a man with steady breath and unshakable patience. Dr. Kim Taehyung does not raise his voice. He does not give up. His brown eyes see past defiance, past rage, into the boy who learned too young that anger was safer than hope. Every punishment is measured. Every rule is followed. And yet-every night Jungkook falls apart, those same hands remain. The hands that enforce discipline also dress wounds. The voice that delivers consequences also stays through shaking breaths and sleepless hours. For the first time in Jungkook's life, correction does not come with abandonment. Kim Disciplinary Academy is not a place that breaks boys. It is where the lost are held accountable-and held together. And within its walls, Jungkook doesn't just learn control. He learns trust. He learns restraint. He learns that being guided does not mean being unloved. This is a story of sharp edges softened by patience, of structure built not to imprison-but to protect. A place where a boy who thought he was finished finally begins.

Haizrain's grief, her quest for justice, the misunderstanding with Marcus, and the truth that brings them together to honor Elara's memory. Copyright © 2026 by broken_swor ‎ ‎All rights reserved. ‎ ‎No part of this book may be reproduced, distributed, or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author, except in the case of brief quotations used in reviews or academic references. ‎ This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and events are either the product of the author's imagination or used fictitiously. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, is purely coincidental.

"What if the one you waited for was never meant to stay" Jastlyn Ravea Aguilar met him back in Grade 10 seatmates by chance, not by choice. At first, she barely noticed him. But fate worked quietly, until they found themselves in the same circle of friends, sharing laughter, calls, and school stress.Then she fell for him. Silently. Secretly. Never crossing the line. They went to different strands in senior high, but stayed in touch. Video calls, helping each other with modules. Until college came, and he moved to Manila. That's when she finally confessed. He didn't believe her at first, but eventually, he said "I want to focus on my studies." She understood. She stayed. But time changed everything. Messages faded, and distance grew. Still, she checked in quietly watching his posts, smiling at his stories, loving from afar. Later, she saw the girl she always suspected now officially his. It hurt. A lot. But she had no right to complain. Because she was never the girl he loved. Just the girl who stayed.

I lived in India from 1984-2005, and wrote to my parents regularly about my adventures in Indian ashrams. From 1984-1993 and again 2001-2005, I was living in Puttaparthi, Andhra Pradesh, and I am adding all of those my "Letters from India" book, which will mainly be of interest to those familiar with Prasanthi Nilayam, the ashram of Sri Sathya Sai Baba. However, from 1994-2001 I was staying at a wonderfully spiritual, quiet retreat called Shanti Ashram, and I am putting the letters I wrote to my parents while staying there, on this book. The ashram was a dream come true for sadhana. The people are welcoming, it is usually never crowded, and they offer separate cottages to aspirants. The rates are donation basis only. You can contact them for a visit or longer-term stay: Sri Shanti Ashram Thotapalli Hills Via Sankhavaram East Godavari Dist Andhra Pradesh, India 533446 Phone: 011-91-7382009962

Well.....they are demons. and they are in love. the story is basically I'm the child of Satan. but I have fucked that one and started this one instead. its much better and has an actually story line. hope you enjoy!! So please read and of you like it then yay

Welcome to the year of 2029. 13 Years before in 2016, a Nuclear Powerplant blew, causing the radiation to burn down homes and whip out the majority of the population, but some towns still survived, in horrible conditions that is.

Sometimes, a single glance can hold the weight of a thousand untold stories. When Bijoy moves to Kolkata, chasing dreams and freedom, the last thing he expects is to collide with a face from his forgotten past-Priyanka. A silent stare in a noisy college corridor reopens old wounds, buried memories, and a love he never stopped feeling. But love isn't the only thing returning. Secrets from years ago, unanswered letters, and a diary that should've never been found begin to haunt his present. In a city that never pauses, Bijoy must choose between what was left unsaid... and what still remains to be felt.

I do have a way with words, but I tend to create run-on sentences that last forever. I update usually once every week 💗 Tiktok is the only social I have for writing, ( raineparr ) is my only account ~

Avery Eris had been doomed as her pack's omega the moment her best friend Catherine died. Catherine wasn't Kael's mate, Avery was. But Avery accepted the fact that Cath became Kael's life even before he found his true mate. She freely accepted Kael's rejection when his 18th birthday came and found out that Avery was the one destined for him. Avery, being a mate, knew that she should do everything to make her partner happy and she did so, supporting Cath and Kael's relationship all throughout-without any hard feelings. But when a rogue attack came, Cath protected Avery and died in her place. Cath had already had in her mind that Avery should survive, being the future alpha-female of the Starfire pack and her beloved's true mate. [FULL SUMMARY INSIDE] Not your common rejection story.. *wink**wink* XD hope you like it~!

it's okay though, i'm fine. it will go away soon. 10/06/18 - 10/18/18

Because of the three words that changed my life so quickly and so easily, everyone I loved in my life—except for my mum, of course—left. But there was one boy who didn't leave. He didn't even care that I had that stupid illness, and he promised to stay. But will he? I'm not sure. All I know is that Louis Tomlinson is the kind of best friend who fulfills his promises. COVER MADE BY: @DrewAltheo [Once Upon a One Direction Story: Book 1]

This is a story of almosts. Of things lent and never reclaimed. And of how some people leave-yet never quite go. Some things aren't borrowed. They're simply taken-softly, slowly, without a word. [A Collection of Flash Fiction Written by Sirius]

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It rained that night after we kissed You closed your eyes and lucid dreamt our life I stayed wide awake Terrified

You Should've told me (One-Short Story) There might be a person who says that he/she loves you. Those 8 letters fights for your confussion and it is because that person just wants to be in someone's property. Til' you intend to fall for that person and will re-unite those butterflies in your heart to tickle your mind saying that you love that person too. Love grows, and sooner it'll cause you pain, broken, torn, left unreasonable.

He left. She stayed. He flew. She cried. He read. She wrote. In which a heartbroken girl writes unsent letters to her dead boyfriend.

its a boy thats abused who runs away and ends up in the sucide forest