Underthesurface Stories

These are some short poems I write and some quotes. Sometimes they make sense so check it out!

Just some short stories about the things we think but never say.

Have you ever looked at a family that seem absolutely and incredibly perfect? As if they came straight out of a family stock photo? Well, beneath every perfect family there lies the complete opposite to what you would associate with a "perfect" family. Meet the Lawrence family, from what it seems they are picture perfect. Two parents, both extremely successful and wealthy living in a beautiful suburban home in the affluent area of Seattle with their two beautiful children Danielle, 16 and JJ, 13. However, everything is not as it seems on the surface and only time will tell what lies beneath it. • This book is combusting with drama, shocking twists and turns, family troubles, lies and friendships, highlighting the struggles of teenagers to fit in and remain on the social scale, for families to remain the perfect picture and for couples to make it through difficult lies and troubled times.• ~ IDEAL FOR READERS WHO ARE FANS OF THE LIKES OF "Big Little Lies" by Liane Moriarty!

I'm am invisible to a humman. but not a ghost. I am misunderstood. and I am lost

You are an ordinary teenager who loves music,until one day you go for a cruise trip and hear a voice underwater.....

Have you ever asked yourself what we would look like if we were standing in front of a mirror which had scrutinized our soul? Primarily, I just wanted to express some thoughts about an artwork I've recently finished. Now it has become the prologue of my next book project. This text shall encourage you to contemplate about self-expression, blind aesthetics and what we all hide behind our face. Have fun and enjoy reading! Lots of Love, Sarah ____________ https://www.unefaye.com

"You have the same pair of eyes I fell in love with Mr. Grayson." "You should stay away Miss Harper, you're playing with fire." "What if I like the burn?" Elena couldn't ask for more. Her boyfriend is perfect, he is everything she could ever ask for, and when things become serious he suggests that they go back to London to visit his parents. What happens when Elena slowly becomes infatuated with her boyfriend's father, and how will she navigate her feelings?