Theletters Stories

A story about a girl who is a half human half monster will she fit in anywhere?

13 year old Davis Johnson receives a letter from 17 year old Lydia Hanswell... but it's about to get DARK

Abby is a normal, smart, caring and a rich teenager living in a peaceful town but something bad/good happened. Read more to learn about Abby's dark secrets.

A boy named Ash, sees his new neighbor when he was walking to school. He asked if he's going to Ash's school, turns out he is. They started walking everyday together to school. They didn't have any classes together because his neighbor was one year younger than him. So they only talked on their way to school. Later they gave each other their phone numbers. One day their principal announces their school is having a masquerade ball. Before that alot of things happend between Ash's parents, they divorced. And Ash spent his days alone at home because his dad started drinking and his mom left. Ash wanted to ask his neighbor to go with him to the ball, but principal decided to choose partners for everyone. Will Ash and his neighbor end up going together, or will something unexpected happen?

The story of a 9 year old boy named Nick, a tech lord versus a girl same age named Sorfina, master of drama.

This story is a sequel to the letter. (Read the letter first may be easier to understand once but it's not a must) It's been eight years since the summer in London with the guys. Feels like time just flew away. What has it all gone? I remember the summer as the best time in my life. I met the boys and the love for Niall became more and more stronger every day. One direction had broken up sadly. But everything has an end, right? And now its time for me to begin a new journey that will include both hope, despair and I'm doing this together with the love of my life.

kwento tungkol sa dalawang taong nagmamahalan na may parehas na kasarian (gxg)..

Part 1: Shadows of the Ink Jonathan Reid, a 37-year-old writer plagued by two years of writer's block, finds a strange letter on his doorstep. No stamp. No sender. Inside: a typed manuscript page titled "Chapter One - The Woman by the Bridge". It describes a woman in red found hanging under Oakmere Bridge, with a scar on her wrist. Jonathan hasn't written in months. Yet the style is unmistakably his. He dismisses it-until the next morning's news mirrors the letter exactly. Then comes the second letter-"Chapter Two - The Pastor's Confession." It predicts a priest's shocking secret and the burning of a chapel. At 11:03 PM, Father Bennett confesses in front of Jonathan: "I lied to protect a murderer!" A storm strikes, and by dawn, the chapel is ash. Jonathan is horrified. He hasn't written a word. Yet these letters continue-prophetic, precise, and dangerous. The third letter hits harder: "Chapter Three - The Man in the Mirror." It describes Jonathan seeing a stranger in his own reflection. That night, his mirror shifts. He blinks-the reflection doesn't. By morning, the most chilling letter arrives. No title. No paragraph. Just one sentence: "Your death is written. Tonight. Midnight." To be continued...

A short story that deals with love,loss and self discovery. Come,join with us in a journey of finding true meaning of life.

When Anna discovers that her parents don't care about her anymore,they decide to stay on vacation forever.However, her new parents get in a little trouble trying to get to her..........

Debby Walters' life take a turn into confusion and complication when her mother dies and she moves in with her foster parents. Feeling like her life could finally go back to normal when she gains a new family and new friends but she was proven quite wrong when strange letters from her dead mother starts to appear. She has to investigate more about the letters and where they come from. Would they lead to her downfall or redemption?

This story starts off with a boy named Ashton Preza, a a 17 y/o senior that moved to a new school. He was new and didn't know anyone until he meet the dark hair boy with deep blue ocean eyes. He soon had a crush on the dude named Levi Blackman, another senior. To him it seems to be love at first sight so he secretly started giving him love letter.

A girl who secretly admires this guy who helped her in her hard times. He was the umbrella in her rain. He was the rainbow after her storm. The pen to her paper, who made her write THE LETTER.

Katherine is a teenager who grew up with her father's loss at a very young age. With her aunt going back to Scotland, she's left alone to take care of her depressed mother. Then finds out she has to put up with her mom's new boyfriend, Derek. He happens to be a total phoney, hating his lover's daughter behind her back: he beats her and treats her in the worst possible ways. Then her mother gets terribly sick. When she thought things couldn't get worst, she loses her best friend, the girl who's kept her going all along. How could she possibly go through another school year now? Then the perfect guy barges into her life and changes everything. Can true love fix her broken heart? Or at least, what she thought was true love... Highest ranking: #352 in Teen Fiction

"This isn't a love story. It's a story about the love that broke me... and how I wrote my way out of it." Based on a true story, The Letter I Never Meant to Finish, a young woman navigating the fragile edges of a long-distance love that slowly fades without explanation. From midnight breakdowns to unread messages, from surprise visits to the moment she finally lets go, this emotional short story captures the kind of heartbreak that reshapes you and the healing that comes when you choose yourself in the end.

Akane's just moved into a new apartment recently. It seems ordinary, but there's something wrong. The door constantly has knocking sounds. How, weird ...

he left at 12, but would he be back?

Her journey began with a letter. What was on it was even more mysterious. Follow Amanda on her journey somewhere in time.