Trig Stories

Y/n ~~ did I make a right decision Tarhyung~~ you fucking stay out from my mind *scream* AUTHOR NIM- WILL THEY ABLE TO LOVE EACH OTHER IS IT DESTINY !!!!!! STARTED ON APRIL 08/22

What if Clarke and Octavia grew up on earth instead of on the Ark. When Clarke sees her mom trying to float Octavia she steps in and it changes the two girls lives forever. How will they react when the 100 come down to earth? I know poor description but it's a good story, please read I don't own the 100 or the characters

AVERANDELLE is an introvert teenage girl who is living a simple life . When she starts with her high school , her life takes a drastic turn . All the turns and twists leads her to think, if she really wants live in this storm or bring it to an end . Averandelle is a story of a smile through the tears . A story of a ray of light through the darkness. And a wound that even time can't heal. .................... Please do vote and add it your reading lists readers!!!♥ Comment your thoughts! ♥ Thankyou All my love. x

This is a story, but not just any story. It is a story of love, loss, friendships, and relationships, a story of how minuscule things can get in the way of what you really want in life, a story of competition, corruption, and greed. This is a story for the rich and for the poor, for the young and for the poor, for the hopeful and for the heartless. This story is one to be remembered, one for the books, one you’ll be glad that you’ve read. This is a story that emphasizes the true, terrific, and sometimes terrible life of the average American teenager. This is the story of a boy. This boy is a nobody. This boy likes a girl. This girl is a cheerleader. This is the story of that boy’s best friend. He is also a nobody. He likes the same girl. That girl is still a cheerleader. This is the story of another girl. This girl is best friends with those boys. This girl likes the first boy, but he doesn’t know it. This is a story about him, about her, about them, and about us. This is a story about the nobody’s, the somebody’s and everybody that lies somewhere in between.

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A rant on my absolute incomprehension of mathematics. There was a brief period of time during which trigonometric identities and I didn't get along very well (we were practically fighting WWIII). I still don't understand the point of it, but at least I can do a sum pretty decently. I showed this to two hardcore math teachers and they loved it! Honestly, that was unexpected. And the mathemagician I showed it to asked me to put it up somewhere, so ta da! If you despise math or if you are just looking for a laugh, read this. It will take a minute of your time and another minute to vote and or comment. Thanks!

"You're the hero, Opal... But your poor naive soul needs to know that it is easier to unite with hate than with love. I'm the shared hatred. Let me be the villain in your story." In the world of Trigotopia, chaos erupts when the Great Walls collapse and reality is revealed to the people. One Operator is determined to restore the peace and find the Lost Laws- but she has no idea what she is doing or what the Laws even are. Will this dangerous journey finally restore the long-desired peace, or will it open up even more secrets? Warning: lots of random scary trigonometric identities ahead + a bunch of pew pew and murder, recommended 13+

Eunice Alona Liwayway, the girl allegedly involved in the tragic death of Carlotta "Lottie" Dianne Jalandoni, managed to escape the immediate aftermath, but the haunting memories of that fateful day cling to her, replaying every agonizing detail of her sweet friend's drowning. Meanwhile, Charles Drew Jalandoni, consumed by grief and a thirst for vengeance, is determined to seek justice for his sister. His relentless pursuit makes us question, will he succeed in exposing the truth, or will his obsession destroy him, ensuring that Eunice's life becomes a relentless nightmare?

I'll explain math stuff to you guys at request! --- Warning: pain, anime, innuendos, excessive swag, cussing

What if the world was different? What if love wasn't hard to find? What if everyone had a soulmate? What if your parents made a mistake? What if your soulmate rejected you? What if your world was falling apart?

While Algebra and Trigonometry seem disconnected to Geometry, they couldn't be more intertwined. In school, we often don't have this connection pointed out but this book seeks to connect the three.