Trinidad Stories

They say the Ghost of San Maré can't be caught. Tonight, I prove them wrong."In the neon-drenched streets, Melaysia is a legend. To the police, she's a nuisance. To the corporate elite of the Highs, she's a threat. But to the people of Viper's Creek, she's the only thing standing between them and a bulldozer. Melaysia lives by one rule: No face, no case. But when she steals a drive containing the Highs' darkest secrets, the game changes. Now, she's being hunted by a man who knows her every move-an elite Enforcer who used to be her partner.With her home on the line and her brother lost in the system, Melaysia has to decide how much is she willing to sacrifice for the win. Fast bikes. Deep secrets. One Badgyal. ---

Two people of different cultures fall inlove

In the whirlwind of a Trinidad and Tobago Christmas, Malika and Yohan, a couple grappling with a strained marriage, exchange unexpected gifts that ignite a newfound intimacy. Amidst their recent tensions, their gifts serve as a reminder of their deep connection. A pivotal moment unfolds as they share an intimate encounter with a surprising gift. However, their passion is short-lived when a startling discovery on Malika's phone leads to a heated confrontation, endangering their relationship.

A 17 year old Trinidadian girl moves to Atlanta and goes through a lot of Changes..... Read to find out.

Carnival may look like pure fun today, but its roots are deeply political. Born out of slavery, resistance, and rebellion, Carnival has always been a celebration of freedom, survival, and protest disguised in music, mas, and movement.

This is based on a true story of a teenager's everyday life

Broken heart, Trip to Paris , Bad French boy. what else could go wrong? Trying to find love is hard especially when I took a trip to Paris. Will I find love or learn my lesson? *First person Point of view *Short Story *Inspired by the Short Story "Lessons of Love By Judith Ortiz Cofer"

Meet Raina and Amaree. DISCLAIMER: I own none of the pictures that is seen in this book or that is used on the cover.

"Where Men Go To Heal" is a raw, soul-stirring tale about men's mental health, ancestral healing, and the quiet magic that lives beyond the noise.

Caribbean Linkup BOOK 1 was a hit. So let's see how book 2 turns out. This book is for Caribbean people, born and raised in the Caribbean or has roots here. come join the club and be apart of the Wattpad Caribbean family

A monologue that I wrote for fun to spread awareness about pollution and the world today through local Trinidadian folklore.

a story where love turns to lust, where lust turns to friendship, where love becomes hate, and where hate become passion

So I was watching Aladdin, and reading all the stories from Trimberly week, and this popped into my head. It's loosely based on the Disney animated film from '92. I'm going to follow canon from the film, so it's about to get hella gay everyone. I did change and add some things though, such as the animals and carpet talking and people understanding them, and Trini is still a girl but wants to be a prince, but mostly I hope I did the Rangers justice in this. I love that movie so much y'all. I also have this on AO3.

Jennifer! Dinero! Ready!