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Emerly Gray was known as the brooding, stubborn little sister of Eric Gray. She felt like her existence was constantly pushed down by her family's name. One of, if not the most riches family in Wildbrook. She always craved a much more simpler lifestyle. No classmates trying to get to know her just cause they knew her brother, no expectations to up hold. And absolutely no pressure to be perfect. Theo Flinch was almost the opposite of Emerly, in every aspect. Charming as ever, walking around with a smile on his face and friends by his sides. Cocky but rightfully so as the football team's quarterback and captain. He had almost perfect grades and didn't lack in appearance. The only thing he did fall short on was the huge house she lived in, the expensive car her brother drove and all the other stuff that came with the wealth under her family's name. With Eric Gray and Theo Flinch being inseparable since young, he was always around. She couldn't escape him, and God did she want to. He had always been a thorn in her side. With her dad treating him like his own son while never acknowledging his own daughter, she was bitter. He was always so effortlessly perfect and liked. But while they get through their Junior year of high school, even after knowing each other for years, it turns out maybe he wasn't so perfect after all. Or at least his life wasn't. And maybe they were just two sides of the same coin. Emerly refused to acknowledge it, but Theo of all people seemed like the only person who could see through her, make her feel recognized. With Emerly constantly pushing back and not being able to let go of the of the all grudges she had against him while he kept getting more and more pulled in by her, Junior year was looking up.

I just talk about things I've learned and realized as a teen that I take with me in my life. Please read and enjoy! (I'm currently publishing the first few chapters just so you guys have something to read and to see if anyone is actually interested in it. Don't be confused because I am planning on adding more chapters!)

(A Love Story based on Criminal Minds) She finds meaning in what others leave behind. But some stories demand to be rewritten. Dr. Josephine "Jo" Prescott was never meant to be in the spotlight. A trauma linguist and one of the top graphologists in the country, she's spent her life in the spaces between - interpreting silence, decoding intent, and studying the way grief stains language. When the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit brings her in to consult on a ritual murder, Jo expects to offer insight and walk away. She doesn't expect to stay. And she certainly doesn't expect to matter. But some names refuse to fade. And some ghosts write back. As Jo becomes entangled in the team's darkest cases - and in the quiet pull between Spencer Reid's incandescent mind and Aaron Hotchner's steady gravity - old wounds resurface, including the disappearance of her sister, Lila, a case Jo's never stopped trying to solve. When a killer begins leaving letters only Jo can decipher, she must confront everything she's buried: her guilt, her grief, and her fear of being truly seen. Told through fragments, case files, and the emotional echoes that live in the margins, this is the story of a woman who spent her life reading everyone else's stories - until she finally writes her own.

★ a collection of journal writings, roughly written poetry, words left unsent, ink smudged beneath my fingertips late at night.

but is it really feelings over logic?

A story of a girl group of six whom meet regularly at the abandoned railway tracks by their school and experience differing home and social lives, following onto very different futures.

Minds never stops turning. Deeply introspective and endlessly curious, often feels like an outsider in a world that moves too fast. While others navigate life with ease, you're lost in your thoughts-wondering, questioning, and reflecting on the complexity of everything around you.

a collection of amateur poems that I've wrote! feel free to perceive me through your perspective.

Clara lives in a world of cold marble and suffocating etiquette, where her "old money" family values a polished image above all else. To her mother, Clara's deep thoughts and restless spirit are symptoms to be cured, not gifts to be nurtured. Every morning is a battle of wills, as Clara is forced to swallow antidepressants designed to numb the very intuition that makes her feel alive. But the "medicine" cannot stop the forest from calling. Beyond the manor's stone walls, Clara finds a wild, forbidden sanctuary where she can finally spit out the bitterness of her mother's expectations. Guided by a powerful, raw connection to the earth, she must choose between the drugged silence of her inheritance and the majestic, untamed destiny that demands she stay awake.

for the oldest daughters. for the girls who are just trying. for the girls who want to live life. - notes app scribbles from midnight.

Some of my favorite poems i've wrote these past few years :)

my little snippets about my obsession with a 39 year old married woman.

A love story based on That 90s Show. Iris Calder didn't plan to end up in Point Place, Wisconsin. She didn't plan to live with her grandma. Or start over at a school full of kids who spoke in inside jokes and 90s slang. She definitely didn't plan to catch feelings for a golden retriever in flannel who calls her "Boots" and makes her want to stay. But sometimes the best things are the ones you never see coming. Between basement hangouts, mixtapes passed like love letters, and one spectacularly failed Dirty Dancing lift, Iris finds herself tangled in a life that's messy, loud, and strangely wonderful. And Nate Runck? He's not just the funny guy. Not when he listens like he means it. Not when he holds her like she's something worth staying for. This is the story of red boots, late-night porch talks, and a summer that changed everything. Not perfect. Not planned. But maybe-just maybe-the beginning of something real.

Shows the story of a teenage girl and how falling in love at a young age alters your brain chemestry. This book Is a very relatable book about the struggles and hardships of things that teens go through these days. (warning: this book has depictions of teenage pregnancy, s!x, underage drinking, and drugs) Thank you. Also this is a story by me! please feel free to add comments on what you think.

Story features young girl in her early 20s. She is funny, sarcastic, and perhaps depressed.

❛ I do understand. ❜ She whispered, hair billowing in the wind. His eyes sparkled, and what a terrible thing that was. ━━━ cupidsluver © 2024

just some quotes, not related to each other. getting over them isn't easy, but it's not impossible. the world froze around you and it's not reversible but it's possible, its real, and it will be your turn one day.

*Cover by Johannes Vermeer - Lady Writing a Letter with her Maid* A story about a young seamster who falls in love with one of his customers, who turns out to be the daughter of family friend. Set in 1850s France, it is inspired by the movie "Little Women". PS: I recently watched the movie and fall in love with the story. I don't know if I will keep writing but it all depends on you guys. Feel free to comment your feedback.

hey! so basically my two favorite things in the entire history of the universe is bonrad, and music! so in this book i'll be taking songs that remind me heavily of bonrad and explaining why i feel they do!

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