Trustlost Stories

Sophia Harrison was the most well-behaved girl in the whole school, she had the best grades and always obeyed the teacher. But there was a slight problem with that reputation, she had people too jealous to let that pass. Her worst problem was a girl named Madsion. Madsion was a girl who had lots of okay grades and she almost never listened to the teacher. Then one day she decided to do a "minor" prank. So, when Sophia gets a text message about an invitation to a party. Of course, Sophia decides to go to the party and hang out with her "friends". On the day of the party, she was very thirsty from the long walk to the party area, so she obviously went to the drink table to water. When she got there, she saw many cups with different names on them and when she finally found hers, she took it. What she didn't know was that the drink was spiked! So, when she drank it, she took a big sip and then went off to the entertainment to watch it. Later when it was done, they started playing games and the first game was TRUTH OR DARE! And so, when it was her time to get asked, she said dare because she was a daring girl. Then Madsion told Sophia that her dare was to destroy the school! Sophia was shocked at first then she feared what the teacher might say about it but, a dare was a dare and so she had to do it.

If your name is not Mae or Izzy, Or Isabella. IGNORE. Unless you want to help mend them

Poetry that comes right from the heart, and is born into existence.

This book talks of dark trials - low days, mind storms, hurtful bonds, and trust lost. But it also holds light: joy, bold will, strong roots, and loyal souls. This submission work is for TEGSA2025 (I know this is both first and final turn I talk of that lost symbol - but I must stay loyal to this constraint.) Hi! I am Aurora! Although most call tags as Aura or A. Now, you may ask - what's so distinct about my story or this book, that you'd want to flip through it? Truth is, you must find out for your own mind. But I can vow this - you'll spot a thing or two worth your focus. And if not? I still think you'll dig how it's told, as this book follows a bold constraint. Yup - this is a lipogram. So, try it as a fun trial: scan for any word with that symbol that lands just aft of "a, b, c, d..." No, I won't say it. Not now, not at all.