Thirties Geschichten

Trisha Hudson has the life others would kill for, but she doesn't want it. One day she discovers a talent on the street, a boy busking outside Avon Theatre. From the first moment she saw him, she was drawn to him but she didn't know why. The only thing that she is doing is running from fame, and he is falling right into it. Will this be the end to their story, or is love stronger than a little rain?

steve rogers is really just a broken kid from new york who's seen and been through way too much. peter parker is too.

Alright so I had this thirst for Yan Joot and I decided to write it out, it contains violence and whatnot. Enjoy I suppose! Art as always isn't mine ♣️

A 16 year-old boy and high school student named Miles and his friends were at a sleepover, their first one since elementary and they were playing Truth-Or-Dare Then it was Miles' turn, he picked Dare since almost everyone chose Truth. His friend smirked and then they said that Miles had 30 days to make his crush fall in love with him and make his confession. Miles tried to argue back, saying that he wouldn't do it, but it was useless, a Dare was a Dare. Miles was furious but he knew he had to do it. He was prepared to talk to his crush; Kaiden (although his birth name is Kaito) And even though his heart was pounding and was most likely about to have an anxiety attack just by thinking about talking to his crush he was ready to do it. He was ready to talk to Kaiden First Step: Just talk to him Can't be that hard.. Right..? Date Started: 10/7/23 Date Ended:

⊰ SHERLOCKED ⊱ ┄ Thirty Day Challenge ┄ ♡ KaylynLCast ♡

Saya thinks about what happened in the past about her love ones, and after though, she wanted to see the world again, wanted to see everyone, she thinks about what the whole world happened to everyone she loves.

this story is simply a retelling of my first story, tsou: his destiny. i was earlier writing another draft but i guess i just no longer feel attached to it or feel like continuing it. i'm not sure if i'll ever complete this particular draft either because life happens, and like everyone else, i'm trying to make a place for myself in this big scary world. if you choose to read this, please be patient because i might not regularly update it or leave it incomplete for months; despite this, if you still choose to read it, thank you and hope this story helps you feel better.

Mark Luce is a clueless, kind-hearted 17 year old. Having to deal with his perverted best friend Shaw, his vicious bully Joey, a grandpa that still thinks he’s in World War 2, his constant zoning out, and being openly gay in a homophobic society, Mark has a lot on his plate. When Maxx Falcone, the boy Mark had crushed on for years, reenters his life, things get even crazier. Mark can hardly believe it when Maxx begins to show an interest in him. But Maxx has a deadly secret that could tear apart Mark’s world and shatter his gentle heart if he isn’t careful.

I have problems. Life. Love. Death. I want to let you know but I don't know how. So I'm going to send you 30 letters. But I'm a chicken, and maybe this will be kept unsent.

As their 30th birthdays approach, lifelong friends Kaylee and Connor find themselves facing an unexpected reality: their whimsical pact to marry each other if they remain single by this milestone is about to come to fruition. Navigating the awkwardness of engagement while planning a wedding, they try to convince themselves that their friendship is enough to build a life together. But when new love interests enter the picture, both Kaylee and Connor are drawn to the excitement of potential romance, leading them to question everything they thought they knew about their relationship. As they grapple with jealousy, confusion, and unspoken feelings, they must confront the truth behind their bond. Will they embrace the love that has been hiding in plain sight, or will they let the ticking clock dictate their futures? In this heartfelt exploration of friendship and love, Kaylee and Connor discover that sometimes the most profound connections are the ones we take for granted.

"You have Leukemia. It's a type of cancer. With the right treatments, we might be able to rid your body of it. The success rate in children your age is around 76 percent. We did catch it pretty late though." The doctor said. I swallowed. I felt a tear slip down my face. Then rage filled me. I jumped up and hit the doctor in chest, not enough to hurt, just enough to get the feelings out. The tears were flowing freely now. I kicked the examination table and the other chairs in the room, I threw papers from the desk onto the floor, and finally I threw the door open and ran through the hallways, knowing my mother and the doctor were chasing after me. I turned a corner and ran into the lobby. A few people stared at me, and I ran outside, not caring where I was headed. I just had to escape this. But the harsh reality was that I couldn't escape it. I was dying.

Jerry just chuckled, causing me to tilt my head to the side a little. "I don't think you'll believe us" he says still chuckling slightly. "Tell me" I say pouting and causing both Brenda and Jerry to laugh. Okay we've adopted thirty boys and you'll have to share a room with one of them." I didn't say anything but all that went through my head went something like 'I can barely handle myself. How the hell am I gonna handle thirty brothers?'