Unconventional Histoires

For Winter, the world is best managed through precise boundaries, clear schedules, and the quiet refusal to pretend to be someone she isn't. She understands that true acceptance is rare, often requiring compromise. Then she meets Dr. Vane, her new dentist. He lives in the same logical world. He is a mirror of her own clarity and deep-seated need for order. In the sterile, contained environment of the clinic, their consultations are professionally correct. But it is during repeated, accidental collisions outside of the practice-a shared silence in he park and a moment of mutual understanding in a café-that a profound, undeniable recognition sets in. They decide to schedule a single, neutral meeting for basic human connection, seeking the simple, shared validation they've been denied elsewhere. But the world often rejects what it doesn't understand. When Winter and Dr Vane decide to pursue a connection outside of their professional lives, their bond attracts unwelcome attention. The lines they cross are viewed as dangerous and unethical, forcing them to confront a hostile environment that threatens to shatter the sanctuary they have found in one another.

"This isn't a love story. It's a dark, breathless game of dominance and defiance, where the only thing more dangerous than Aarabh's obsession is Tahira's refusal to be tamed." 🖤 Fantasy | Dark Romance | Comedy ⚠️ Content Warning: Mature language, violence, blood, and abuse. Read "prolonged" to know first round.

Medha Pineapple-Lover is an academically exceeding 7th grader who does not like pineapples (Minus pineapple candy). One day she gets an invitation to The Peer Tutoring Club, and of course she accepts this invitation usually only given to people from 8-12th grade. But, let's be honest here, even though she's passionate, she couldn't teach those sixth graders anything to save her life. WARNING: Includes censored swearing (like this: %#$#) and some uncensored minor cusses, such as crud, son of a gun, brat, ect.) If cussing is triggering for you, I suggest you don't read this.

Standalone quasi-sequel to the Aboveground man. Philosophical rant book/journal, avoid if triggered by strong controversial opinions.

I put down poetry for two years because at the time I was only writing it because I had to for school. Two years later though, and through mountains of heartache and pain, I began to write and write and write mountains upon mountains of poetry. I never appreciated it before, but now as I write these poems, I find that I fall more and more in love with the language. I should warn, these poems will not be entirely contemporary. They will read more narratively as that's just how I like to write, but there will be poems that will fit the norm sprinkled in, so brew some fresh tea and enjoy.

A place where you can find Super Smash Bros Movesets to the move unconventional of characters, as well for original characters that would work well within the world of smash.

It's 1988, and everywhere throughout America, people are melting for various reasons that no one can decipher. Jessica Stern is the only one that doesn't melt. She tries to connect the dots to figure out why the melting pandemic is ongoing, and maybe find a way to stop it. Can she come up with anything, or will everyone be wiped off the face of the earth?

Simon Basset is a Duke. Annabeth Smee is a nobody. So what would draw them to wed? Well, the meddling of Lady Danbury, for one. And an arrangement that suits both their needs.

Some kids need a leash. Some need a crib. All of them need someone who won't let go. In a quiet, ivy-clad house at the edge of town, Jake and Sarah Carter run Second Chances, a last resort for the kids no one else can handle. Jake, a former runaway turned master of unconventional methods, believes in the art of control-whether it's folding a diaper with surgical precision or teaching a greyhound to weave through agility poles. Sarah, with her dancer's grace and uncanny intuition, tempers his severity with warmth, turning chaos into connection. When Fin, a fiercely independent boy with a knack for bolting, and Theo, a fragile four-year-old clinging to silence and security, arrive on their doorstep, Jake and Sarah face their greatest challenge yet. Through diapers that double as armor, late-night Lego builds, and the unbreakable bond of a rescue greyhound named Comet, they guide the boys toward trust, stability, and the promise of a forever home. But as Fin's walls begin to crumble and Theo's words start to flow, Jake and Sarah must confront their own fears: What happens when the kids they've fought so hard to anchor are ready to sail on without them? The Art of Holding On is a heartwarming, heart-wrenching tale of love, resilience, and the messy, beautiful work of building a family.

Atka Kaskae is a 16 year old girl from Rythiania. Her family aren't what they seem. The Authorities are coming and they aren't the only things trying to get their paws on her. Atka will encounter many dangerous foes and gain valuable allies. But how long until she discovers her families darkest secret?

I was in love with a boy whose last name I couldn't remember.

Britney and James are no where from having the same childhood. James grew up in Connecticut where no was never an answer. Britney grew up with a single mom who worked paycheck to paycheck. One night after a long day they met at a bar, and this is their story.

Seeing from a perspective of things we take for granted, things that are dependent on us, will humble us so that we see what we are dependent on. A story of a relationship as told from the perspective of a household Roomba.

Meet Chastity Dawson. She's the most popular girl in their school. Captain of the cheer squad, president of the student council, and a straight A student. She's the busy student that everybody likes. That guys fall in line to have. She's the kind of girl that turns heads when she walks in a room. She's popular, hot, rich and smart. She's the perfect daughter, every guy's dream and every girl's envy. She has everything. Or so everyone thinks. Inside, she's fighting her own demons. She's dealing with more pressure than she can handle. So much so that she could barely enjoy her adolescence. She's so busy that she barely have time for herself. Fortunately, nobody notices how tired she's getting. Or so she thinks. - Meet Jared Brant. He's the school freak. The emo with a dark past. He doesn't care about what anyone else thinks. He has a knack for trouble and fighting. For him, he only has one reason left to live. His younger brother in the hands of his drunk and battered mother, and his jerk abusive step-father. Harvey, his younger brother, is the only reason he's still fighting to live. He's the only one who can protect Harvey. Other than him, Jared has nothing left to live for. He just goes through everyday, wanting it to end. He's waiting for the day that he's old enough to live on his own and take Harvey with him. He's no longer capable of hoping for the better as long as he's in the hands of his incompetent mother and his emotionless step-father. He never expected anything good to ever happen, until he finds sanctuary with music. And then, he catches the attention of the most popular girl in school. - Jared notices the struggle inside of Chastity. Chastity sees the other side of Jared. Giving in with their curiosity, they both find something they didn't know they're looking for. Out of every guy who fell in line for Chastity, what does it mean to choose the emo?

Everyone needs a friend. Sometimes you can make them in the strangest ways.

Emma, a shy artistic teenage girl, finds herself captivated by someone unexpected, her mother's new husband. (Inspired by a true story)

a stranger & a late night walk that changes a conventional life into something unconventional.

This is just a test short-story with some concepts I'm playing with, in this world, people can summon creatures, and command them to their will, have fun!