Town Stories

WATTPAD ORIGINAL EDITION Seven letters, seven confessions, seven clues. Elliot Parker has what he needs to find out who killed his best friend... But is he hunting down the killer? Or is the killer hunting him? ***** When Colton Crest returns, unharmed, to his small town after mysteriously disappearing for two months, his best friend Elliot Parker breathes a sigh of relief. But days later, on the night before graduation, Elliot finds Colton in the lake. Dead. And on the day of his funeral, Elliot finds a letter in his jacket pocket with four words that send him spiralling: I killed Colton Crest. There are six more letters to find, six more confessions about Colton, six more clues to uncover why he was murdered. Elliot has no choice but to play this sick scavenger hunt, and with each new revelation, he begins to question whether he really knew Colton - or anyone else in that little town of dark secrets. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

Mazie has fallen in love. Okay, maybe it's with the ghost of a boy from school she hates, but love conquers all, right? ***** Soon after sixteen-year-old Mazie moves to the town of Dorn, she becomes haunted by the ghost of a teenage boy. The ghost doesn't remember anything, so Mazie calls him Jack. Until then, she never knew that ghosts could tap dance, nor that it was possible to fall in love with one! But then Mazie meets Blake, a mean, popular boy at her new high school - and she realizes that Blake is Jack's living counterpart. This means Blake is in grave danger, and only Mazie can help him, but saving this unpleasant boy might kill her ghostly love forever... [[word count: 50,000-60,000 words]]

Karan Jha Alias Gajodhar Jha is a small town boy with a Government job. Karan is a simple man who leads a quiet life with his mother. He is looking for rishta and has rejected 100+ girls so far as they didn't meet his complete checklist- milky fair, beautiful, dutiful, obedient , docile and quiet. Monami Tiwari - nicknamed Tsunami - is the rebel girl - loud, no-nonsense, brash, questioning and unabashed. She is the only girl from her village/town sent to attend engineering college as the boy moms in the village were worried that their boys may fall for her - so they decided it's better to send her away for few years. Her notoriety was also creating trouble in finding Rishta for her elder sister, Manisha Tiwari. Karan and Manisha like each other in the first meeting. But not every plan we make works out. What will happen, when Monami's path crosses with Karan. PS: This story or characters are not related to Ziddi Dil Maane na but I used Same character names and actors to better visualise the story

A complete beginner wakes up inside Stardew Valley with no farming experience, no plan, and an entire town of familiar faces waiting for him. From planting his first crops to fishing, mining, festivals, friendships, and branching romances, Charlie begins his new life in Pelican Town one chaotic day at a time. This is a fan translation of 从零开始的星露谷生活 by 忽略君. Please consider supporting the original author if you can.

The night air was thick with dust and fear as a young girl in a bridal red lehenga ran desperately along the Mathura highway. Her hands trembled uncontrollably, almost as if the blood had drained from them. She looked no more than nineteen. Her eyes, swollen and red from endless crying, searched the darkness behind her. Her breath came in ragged bursts as panic consumed her. She ran faster, stumbling over loose gravel, her anklets clinking with every step. Just then, as fate would have it, she darted straight into the path of an oncoming car. The driver slammed the brakes. The tires screeched against the asphalt, sending sparks into the night air. The car came to a sudden stop, inches away from the girl. The door swung open and a young man stepped out. He was around twenty-six-handsome in a reckless way. His eyes were bloodshot, heavy with alcohol, but sharp with an instinct that cut through the haze. The girl, without hesitation, rushed toward him, falling at his feet. "Please... please save me!" she sobbed, clutching at his arm. "They're after me... those people... they'll kill me!" Her eyes darted wildly toward the shadows creeping closer from behind. She froze. Terror took hold. She turned toward the sound-figures emerging from the darkness, fast approaching. Without thinking, she flung herself behind the man, clutching at his back and shutting her eyes tight, whispering prayers through trembling lips. The men reached them and snarled. "Give her to us!" one barked. "We don't care about you! We want the girl!" Curiouss???? Read the storyy...

"Some wounds only heal when they're exposed in a magazine column." At Blackwood Creek, everyone is too busy living their own lie. Flawless-looking volleyball stars, best friends swept away by the fake world of wealth, and the outlier kids from the South Side... Rowan is a teenager trying to stay away from all this superficiality, whose only remaining tether is her passion for music. Until she makes a dangerous move to save her college dreams and her job at a dying magazine. With her new column, "To All My Exes," where she will air the dirty laundry of her own high school romances and the relationships around her, Rowan is getting ready to turn the town's entire dynamic upside down. But as secrets are revealed and masks begin to fall, even those closest to her will get burned in the fire.

They thought clowns only scared children. But this clown feeds on fear, and his collection is names written in blood. 1985, America. Six teenagers against an ancient evil in the "Genesis" mansion. The first book of a trilogy. NOT a parody of It! The author is only inspired by that book.

ကျောင်းမတက်ဘူးဆိုတဲ့ကလေးတွေကိုလည်းတစ်အိမ်ဆင်းတစ်အိမ်တက်လိုက်ခေါ်ပေးမယ် ခင်ဗျားကျုပ်ကိုယူ! By -Zan

"Useless" "Ugly" "Kill yourself" "Whore" "Slut" Those were the words he said to me and that's when everything started to crash down.

Connor James, varsity quarterback at Little Woods High School, is the typical popular 17 year old teenage boy. Aspiring to be a NFL player and get out of his small town, Little Woods, Connor strives to woo College Scouts for a football scholarship. With pressures from his dad, Connor is always in game mode, always preparing for the next move or the next game. Lila Freed, 17 yr old student and tutor at Little Woods High School, strives to remain where she's at. A floater. She's there, but not in the spotlight. Not complaining, she likes it that way. Striving to be a journalist and gain college admission to top schools, Lila takes on the task of interviewing the varsity football team on the upcoming Championship game. When the interview process starts to occur, Connor and Lila's worlds collide. Forming a bond, no one else not even them can understand, feelings start to form. However, will Lila and Connor's different dreams and statuses stop something that hasn't even started or will things work out in the end?

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After moving to the coastal town of Ivory Peak, Eleanor expected a fresh start, not the friendships, rivalries, and people who would slowly change her life. Between beach days, late-night café runs, and first loves, she soon learns that every perfect town has its secrets. And not every summer ends the way it begins.

Seven years ago, Clover Hayes left her hometown without a goodbye, carrying secrets too heavy for anyone to bear. She lost the love of her life, her brother, and the future she had dreamed of-all in a single night. When she returns to Maplegrove as a single mother, she expects nothing more than a brief visit before disappearing again. But fate has other plans. Seth Carter, the boy she never stopped loving, is now engaged to someone else. As old memories resurface and buried truths finally come to light, two hearts broken by guilt, grief, and time must decide whether love deserves a second chance-or if some stories are meant to remain unfinished. A heartfelt story about first love, loss, forgiveness, healing, and finding your way back home.

Ridhima Sharma moved to the hills for a fresh start. A new city. A new job. A life with no room for complications. Then a small white puppy refuses to leave her doorstep. She tells herself it's only for one night. It never is. As the puppy slowly becomes the heart of her new life, old wounds, unexpected friendships, and a love she never saw coming begin to change her in ways she never imagined. Sometimes the family we find is the one that chooses us first.

🖤 The Whispers in the Pines Book One of The Blackwater Ridge Series Book Description Arielle "Elle" Blackwood thought she had left Blackwater Ridge behind forever. After years away from the town that holds the memories of her lost family, Arielle is pulled back to the place where her story began. Waiting for her is the old Blackwood estate, a family legacy built on love, loss, and secrets that were never meant to be discovered. Hidden among forgotten rooms and beneath the weight of generations past are the Blackwood journals - pages filled with memories, warnings, and truths that could change everything Arielle believes about her family. Beckett "Beck" Walker has spent his entire life protecting Blackwater Ridge and the Walker name. Raised to carry the responsibility of his family's legacy, he knows the town is filled with secrets. What he doesn't expect is Arielle's return to awaken a past his family fought to keep buried. She is the keeper of the journals. He is the protector of the town. Together, they uncover a truth that connects their families in ways neither of them expected. But some secrets were buried for a reason. As old wounds reopen and hidden truths come to light, Arielle and Beckett must decide what they are willing to lose to uncover the past - and what they are willing to risk for a love that could change the future of Blackwater Ridge forever. Because in Blackwater Ridge, the trees remember. The journals remember. And the whispers in the pines are only the beginning.

Grandma used to tell me about people turning into wolves when I was a kid. She would tell me stories about these people and some use to live around where we live, in a small town called Browny Hills. Grandma would tell me they protected us from others like them, but they left for some reason. She said that she didn't believe this and that they were still around and that's why those old stupid posters were still around town, always getting replaced by the same damn poster. BE AWARE! DANGEROUS CREATORS IN WOODS! STAY OUT OF THE WOODS! As a kid I would tare them down all the time. I'm not sure why; I think it's because they bothered me. They filled kids with fear, like their parents telling them there was monsters under their beds, so they wouldn't get out of bed and bother them or, when those same parent's would say, "if you stay here, you'll end up like us", just to make them run for their lives. Empty lies, just to scare people. But later in life, when grandma was still telling me the same stories, some how I got it in my head, she would drink afterwards and pass out in her bed. I would find liquor bottles in the trash some times. Course those could had been dads. Mom left when I was three claiming that she was going to go get some dinner. She never came back--no letter or calls, she was just gone. When I was sixteen grandma died in her sleep at age 90. She looked good for her age. But when she pasted away, it was so sudden no one was ready for it. She was here one day and gone the next. The day we buried grandma, was the same time we started to hear howls from the wolves, that caused the town to put up those stupid posters. They howled like they knew she was gone and they were broken hearted. Then after that, it felt like I was always being watched.

Lucie Foster is missing, and everyone has a different story about why and where she went. As secrets surface through the detective's investigation and her POV, one truth becomes clear. Lucie was part of something bigger, and far more terrifying.

Chris Langley used to think that being the only gay kid in a small town was the hardest thing in the world, but that was before he knew how difficult it would be to fall in love with Adam Harris, the star hockey player and the biggest ladies' man at his high school. M/M.

A story about abuse, twisted desire, and the thin line between salvation and damnation. For readers unafraid of the dark.

Henry's just your available, gross and normal wolf. He never knew his mother or his father.His mother was a town charity case that cooked cupcakes for the homeless. His father was never talked about for some reason. He lived with his aunt in the far north ,in a small cabin . His only freinds were in a compter. So what happens when his aunt goes missing and two strange men in black knock on his door? Find out in Alpha dork!