Swirly Stories

Nerdy little Peter has to endure a lot from his brothers, will he survive?

In a world of superheroes and supervillains, aliens and demons, magic, invasions, and celebrity heroes treated like pop stars, the extraordinary is everywhere. Rafe Ryker isn't any of it. Nineteen and unpowered, Rafe comes from a family of famous heroes - and chooses the one path that doesn't involve flight, fame, or spectacle. He enlists in the military. Stationed in Los Angeles after boot camp, Rafe lives on base, endures brutal training and hazing, and exists in a system that values silence, endurance, and compliance over glory. Able to go home but never fully belong there, he's caught between worlds: military and civilian, anonymity and notoriety, love and humiliation. Active Duty is a grounded, character-driven story about being human in a world obsessed with power - and what it takes to keep showing up when you will never be extraordinary, only present.

Saros Comstock has spent most of his life trying to be the kind of man his father already seems to be. Steady. Patient. Good. At eighteen, Saros is the oldest of four brothers, twin to Aven, unofficial second parent to Cael and Lior, and devoted caretaker of a deeply entitled pet chicken named Colonel. His family has always been close, loud, and a little ridiculous, but now everything is changing. After years of extra shifts and quiet sacrifice, Saros's dad has moved the family to Deceptions End, a ferry town in the Cascadia Archipelago, where he and Saros's mother are building something new: a garage, a diner, a convenience store, and a home above it all. For Saros, the new island means new roads, new water, new people, and a chance for his brothers to build lives of their own. But it also means watching his father finally step into the dream he worked so hard for-and wondering if Saros will ever become half the man Dad is. Between ferry crossings, rain-soaked streets, family dinners, brotherly chaos, and the strange comfort of starting over, Saros learns that being good is not something a man simply is. It is something he chooses. Again and again. For the people he loves.

The Malloy brothers-Ronan, Hobie, Declan, and Noel-are getting ripped out of Boston and shipped to Dinosaur, Colorado. A town named after dead lizards. A place they've never seen and never wanted to see. They didn't ask for this. Nobody asked if they wanted to leave their friends, their city, their lives. The Old Man got a job, Ma packed the boxes, and that was that. Now it's two thousand miles of highway, cheap motels, and four pissed-off brothers trying not to kill each other before they reach a town that probably isn't ready for them. Don't let them normal you.

14 year old Braydon Mathews trys to survive the first week of highschool, at Parkview High. Its a school with a tradition big on rooking (hazing) the new freshman. Along with his new friends Aiden and Owen, find themselves to be favorite targets for the schools biggest bully, Troy. Dispite non stop wedgies, swirly, being locked in lockers, being stuffed in trash cans, and more, Brayden just keeps trying to survive the week with a little dignity left.

Raider Sunderland lives in a world that's always too bright, too washed-out, and never quite in focus. Being colorblind in a city built out of neon should make him feel invisible... but it just makes him feel exposed. Good thing he has three older brothers who refuse to let him disappear. Joshua, Jericho, and Carter are chaotic, loud, infuriating-and the only people who can ever make him feel safe. Between the desert heat, the blur of Vegas lights, and the noise of high school drama, the Sunderland boys stumble through life the only way they know how: side-by-side, teasing their way through fights, fears, and every mistake in between. Because in a city built on illusions, Raider is just trying to figure out where he fits- and if his brothers can hold him together long enough for him to see his future clearly.

A discontinued reboot of my first story Freaks and Geeks taking place in my First Multiverse

Claire is an 18 year old girl. This is her first year of college. This isn't a great way to start off college. Claire and her friends are going to a party to start off the year, but Claire was kinda late because of her little sister Mia's birthday party.

A collection of incomplete and complete test chapters, as well as unfinished chapters and stories

"Why do I feel this way towards him?.. Do I love him?.. I don't know what to do about it.. He's not right.. I'm confused.. Which one do I want.." Khelie has trouble picking between the feelings of lust and love, who will she chose in the end? Camdon, who is gentle with her and has patience with her decision, or Lionell, who will not take no for an answer and his humanity is repeatedly questioned.

The Thibaults are Monaco's crown jewels in all but name. Ambassador Henri Thibault and his wife, Marianne, are fixtures of international diplomacy, their four sons raised in wealth, prestige, and constant attention from the press. Adrien is the graceful eldest, already groomed for power. Étienne is a flamboyant social media darling with the world's fastest-selling fashion line. Lucien, the youngest, thrives on chaos. And then there is Gustave. Sixteen, polite, trained, and always on display - yet hollow. He can dance with royals, navigate the cameras, and charm with a smile, but inside he feels nothing. His solace lies in his pocketbook sketches and the stars overhead, far from the lights of his family's world. When his father's new post as ambassador takes the Thibaults to Washington, D.C., the spotlight only grows brighter. But in the shadows of power and privilege, Gustave finds himself drawn toward something unexpected: moments of danger, service, and quiet humanity that could finally make him feel alive. In a family defined by spectacle, Gustave must discover whether a hollow heir can become something more.

Sibling Rivalry, I think everyone knows that word, and this family has that. So what if you mix a blocky Fangirl, a 4 year old spoiled brat, young brother who loves hip games like poppy playtime, the bully brother, South Park obsessed sister and a single father all together? Well find out in this story of wedgies, spankings, fighting and tantrums!

Characters with lines

Kyle Sanvers was never popular but all she ever needed was her best friend, Kate Smith, to get her through the endless wedgies, swirlies, boogies and over all torture she receives daily from the school's most notorious bully Alice Mason. But what will happen when feelings begin to rise towards her best friend that have never been felt by either girl?