Subtle Stories

He should've kept his eyes on him. It wasn't supposed to be anything. And yet- the more you look, the less there is to see. Maybe there was never a problem. Or maybe... it just wasn't meant to be found.

"In high school, you're taught that every problem has an answer. In the real world, some problems only have a body count." Lyon is a genius who sees the world in variables and trajectories. Jeremy is a fearless weapon who doesn't know the meaning of the word 'stop.' Violet is the quiet, balanced girl whose smile hides a secret no one saw coming. They spent their final year of high school being pushed around, but they weren't just taking hits-they were taking notes. They called it the Masterpiece: a cold, calculated plan to dismantle the school's most feared gang, expose the truth about Sarah Thompson, and walk away into a normal life. They thought the Farewell Party at the Westfield Palace would be their final victory lap. A clean break from the chaos. They were dead wrong. When the sirens fade and the "Masterpiece" spirals into a brutal, high-stakes brawl, the trio realizes they've accidentally stepped into a much deadlier food chain. The bullies were just the bottom tier. Beyond the school gates lies a world where identities are forged in fire and loyalty is bought with blood. Now, trapped in a game where the rules have suddenly changed, Lyon and Jeremy must decide: are they still just students, or have they already become the monsters they were trying to fight?

They never say it outright. Not by the lake. Not in the corridor. Not when it starts to cost them something real. They learn each other in fragments- in pauses, in restraint, in everything carefully left unsaid. "I know," she tells him once. It should have been the end of it. Instead, it becomes the beginning. Because knowing changes nothing- not family, not blood, not expectation. And still- they choose it.

(っ҂° ཀ•)っ⊹˚. A normal school day ends when the dead start walking. What began as a strange incident ends up becoming into a massive epidemic. No one is safe anymore, and the only thing that determines whether they survive is their will to stay alive. "Thank you for being the victim of my shallow emotions." Ivantill Hs Au :3

A couple stories. Work in progress. If you have any thoughts on it, I'd love to hear them.

Two strangers. One route. The same stops, the same silence, the same almost. Until repetition starts to feel less like coincidence and more like a beginning.

In the quiet moments between classes and long walks home, two people begin to notice what they were never looking for. Yuuto is observant, reserved, and comfortable with silence. Riko is bright, admired, and quietly exhausted by expectations. Their connection doesn't begin with grand gestures - only shared glances, unspoken understanding, and the growing realization that comfort itself can be unsettling. "When Brightness Found Quiet" is a soft, slow-burn story about intimacy, restraint, and learning whether wanting something simple is allowed.

I am Aarav Menon. Working in a robotics company as a software engineer. Went to Kerala on a trip. I found her there and couldn't stop myself from being attracted to her. Spent the entire week with her. The most beautiful days of my entire life.

Natasha followed all the rules. Until life didn't. One unexpected opportunity. One completely unplanned connection. And suddenly, nothing feels simple anymore. Turns out, the missing ingredient isn't something you can measure.

When you're in great emotion, brainstorm happens. And when brainstorm happens, you write a reflection of your soul — poetry.

Some moments don't break anything visible-yet they leave behind a way of seeing the world that never fully straightens again.

A quiet bench. A grieving man. A woman holding a secret too heavy to name. In the stillness of a gray morning, two strangers begin to stitch themselves back together-thread by thread.

She is a girl who isn't normal to most eyes....

A collection of unrelated short stories that are more than what they seem Please pay attention to the trigger warnings in the first part of each episode.

They promised "always us three"-but life had other plans. Three friends. One scandal. A friendship tested like never before. Can Clara, Leah, and Maya survive the lies, rumors, and heartbreak that threaten to tear them apart forever?

A first person story two people meeting in the most random and cliche way possible. But is this story like every other romance story? Or is it something different or something better? Follow the main character, namely you. As you live the next 5 and a half years of your life in the different chapters of this story.

Poems about things that you can or cannot relate to

If I ask you "what is humanity" you'd probably be over in a minute explaining the different practices and morals.. Well, strip those morals off, and now? it's the 24th century and amidst the dystopian society,fabricated souls and humanity's last attempt at survival comes the 1st crusade of the extraterrestrial. And everything you know about humanity is about to get changed forever. Welcome to "Rescind".

The short story I wrote for my English class, took me a month and my teacher only gave it an 80% >:( I was quite proud of it, please let me know what you think lol