Truthful Stories

Truthful Betrayal. For the girls who cried over the ones who forgot them- Here's Asad Riaz, a man who doesn't move on. He spirals. He'll watch you laugh with someone else and smile - but only because he's imagining breaking every bone in that man's body. He doesn't get jealous... he gets ruined. He'd rather choke on the truth than watch you live peacefully with a lie. His love isn't sweet. It's sharp. Aleena Nasr wasn't his weakness - she was the fire he walked into, again and again, with open arms and a bleeding heart. He'd beg, break, and bleed before letting you walk away. Who needs revenge when your absence feels like a punishment crafted by the universe? Warning: He's not healthy, but he's yours. This isn't a romance. This is possession dressed up as love.

Everyone has a secret. Someone has more magical ones than the others. But does that give them the right to force the rules of their world into another? It will take Alastair some effort to see the world doesn't work as he wants to and to convince his Luna to accept her role. She has the reasons of her own to resist and demand respect, patience and honesty. Being dropped into the werewolf's world is not something Nina would enjoy. But once it's done she has to deal with it.

*This is the spin-off to Runaway Bride. I recommend reading it before starting to read this one.* Locked in a small room with her mother since birth, Amanda quickly learned the dark side of life. Her mother Angela, chained by her ankle, was only able to walk around the small space. When the day came and they were freed, Amanda being 4 years old, her life turned upside-down. She had to learn to trust others, believe in them, put her life, emotion and heart on the line. She made so much progress with Emily, her psychologist of 12 years but she's having trouble with the next 'homework' Emily wants her to do, befriend Blake and learn to trust him. Being 20 years old and still only trusting her family and her only friend, Lisa, she doesn't know where to start. Sex doesn't need emotions and doesn't need for her heart to be involved. As for Blake, he'd seen Amanda for years without her giving him a glance. Working with her father as a mechanic, and her coming around now and then, made him curious about her. When they started sleeping together, he thought he had her but always waking up alone, he realized she had other things in mind. Amanda's finally an adult. What has become of her? Will she ever fully trust a man with her heart? Will she find happiness or will she continue to live her life being cold, heartless like some people call her?

As I sit here and write this, I want my boys to know that I love them more than anything. I hope that they are being taken care of. I trust Pembroke and Delaney, but that doesn't mean I don't worry about my boys. It seems like what I have done was all for naught, but at least. . .at least no one will have to fear Papa ever again. -- Claribel Vacher

This is a story that I entered into a local writing competition last year. It tells of how comfortable I am with my disability, which leaves me needing to use a wheelchair.

You probably would never hear this if I wasn't so mad. But you didn't get to see the late nights of tears, because someone decided that it would make me look weak. You didn't see the pain He put me through. And for all your speculation and how much you care, You deserve to know what's going on. And Louis deserves a lot harsher ridicule than you're giving him.

We meet here as strangers, for that is what we are. It does not matter if you know me, for my heart and soul are hidden from most. So here we are, embarking on a journey that may take some time indeed. Let us begin, as the rain falls again.

She is the glue that holds it all together. The quiet strength behind every meal, every clean shirt, every birthday candle. Yet in the chaos of domestic life, she has become invisible - a ghost in her own home. In this intimate, heartbreaking reflection, one mother's voice rises through the fog of routine and sacrifice. With piercing honesty, Her Little Family explores the quiet ache of being forgotten by the people she lives for - and the bittersweet moments that keep her going. A tribute to the unseen, the overworked, the mothers who love fiercely even when the world forgets to love them back.

Immigrants are a big part of today's society and of the past. Immigrants are seen as evil, but do you actually know what goes on in majority of those immigrants? Read this. Read this if you are an immigrant and need to relate. Read this if you want to understand what is happening behind our heads. Read this and maybe, just maybe you'll understand and hate us less. Not all of you hate us, but for those that do, please try to understand. Thank you.

Something is jagged when it has an uneven edge or quality to it. Teeth can be jagged, saw blades can be jagged, and the edges of leaves can be jagged. Jagged comes from 16th century English/Scottish and originally referred to a cloth, cut in a way so that the edge is not straight, but that is "toothed". Follow This Love and War in "Jagged Edges"

Collections of more songs, all with varying topics.

Here's a non fictional book about my life. There's different sad and tragic stories to tell from my past that led me to being the person i am today

We all lie Thus we all speak truth However, is what we say, truth worthy? Is what we say, really truth? Perspective is the matter I cannot see thru your eyes I cannot hear thru your ears But I do hear what you hear I do see what you see Unless you are deaf Or blind Then you simply just can't see what I see Hear what I hear That leaves just one thing; How honest do you want to be?

the truth and news if what happened and still happens in sudan since 10/12/2018

A group of handy quotes to have all stored in this one book

Liana is a girl who has been having a trouble-some life. She wanted nothing more than to be a normal girl and have a happy future. Though with what she had been going through, it seemed impossible...