Unwritten Stories

Reality is written. Rael was never meant to exist. Each time he rewrites the world to save others, the universe erases a part of his memories in return. After sacrificing everything, he is cast into the endless Void and forgotten by history itself. Three hundred years later, Rael returns to a decaying world where the laws of reality are falling apart. As the forgotten truth behind creation begins to surface, he must decide whether to preserve the story... or become the one who rewrites it.

Sienna thought starting over would be simple. A new town. A new summer. A chance to leave the past behind. Then she meets Tyson-the boy who remembers the little things, makes her laugh when she doesn't want to, and slowly becomes the person she feels safest with. But then there's Kaden. Kaden doesn't make her feel safe. He makes her feel wanted. He's charming, unpredictable, and somehow always seems to know exactly what to say to get under her skin. The more she tries to understand him, the harder it becomes to stay away. Two boys. Two completely different kinds of love. And Sienna is caught somewhere between the one who makes her heart feel at home... and the one who makes it race. But sometimes the person you trust the most isn't the person you should fear. And sometimes the person you should fear is the one you can't stop choosing. So who will Sienna choose when the heart wants two different answers? Tyson or Kaden? The choice is hers. Or at least... that's what she thinks.

A poem derscribing our connection, the world together holding hands us with all the stories.

This is not a story. There is no plot, no characters, no ending. Just thoughts. Feelings I couldn't say out loud. Maybe you'll understand. Maybe you won't. But If even one of the things I've written sounds familiar, know that you're not alone...

"It's my fault for falling for the guy who will never notice me, the guy who just can't see me." a donny pangilinan fanfiction JUNE 3 2017

Scribbles, you know? And occasionally a conversation where I say what I actually wanted to say. All *conversations* are from actual discussions I had with someone recently Inspiration from @storiesiwillneverwrite on Instagram because their works are incredible. All ideas are MINE. I do use some explicit language, I'm sorry if that offends you! I personally don't swear, but I believe I can convey a lot more feeling using intense language.

~Things I never said~ Letting things out late at night...needed to get some things off my chest.

Just a little poem.

Hey guys this is my first time writing a book and I'm just starting to get the hang of it but I hope you enjoy it!! Love Chinta xxx ⸻ Sixteen-year-old Talia Zeplen has always blended quietly into the background of her small Victorian town - splitting her time between school, shifts at her parents' restaurant, and losing herself in books. She has no idea what she wants from her future, and that uncertainty sits like a weight she can't quite shake. When she boards a plane to spend the summer with her glamorous aunt in Sydney, she expects long days of reading and people-watching in cafés - not to find Hayden Grey, her well-known but barely spoken-to classmate, sliding into the seat beside her. Hayden knows exactly what he wants from life, and he talks about it like it's as certain as the sunrise. Talia can't help but wonder what that must feel like. Over one summer of chance meetings, city discoveries, and conversations that linger, Talia begins to realise that maybe figuring out your future isn't about having all the answers - it's about learning to ask the right questions. A warm, introspective coming-of-age story about self-discovery, unexpected connections, and the small moments that can change everything.

Success has been with Ian since he entered the world of broadcast journalism. It has been his passion for many years, no wonder why he had no problem dealing with a tough workload and a tight schedule. However, things change when he is sent home to his loved ones for a break. Being the career-driven person that he is, will Ian be ready to return to his native land, to his family and old friends and acquaintances, and face the past he has hidden from for a long time?

Gods were never real. They were imagined, believed, and remembered into existence-until they were forgotten. But what happens when something that never truly existed refuses to disappear? Ren Ishida lives an ordinary life, teaching mythology in a world that has long outgrown it. But when reality begins to fracture in subtle, unexplainable ways, he starts noticing patterns no one else can see. People speak words they don't remember saying. Time slips in moments no one acknowledges. And somewhere within it all, something is trying to return. Not as a god. Not as a myth. But as something unfinished. As fragments of forgotten belief begin to take form within humans, Ren realizes he may be the only one untouched by the system-and the only one it cannot define. But the closer he gets to the truth, the more one question begins to haunt him: If gods were created by humans... then what created him?

Poetry.

poetry by me:)

16 year old Ami Dunelle is a slut. She follows the unwritten rules for slags, and is quite happy with the way her life is. She's got an awesome dad who loves her, and a best friend she couldn't live without. But one very unexpected visitor and her request tips her whole summer - possibly even her life - upside down. Will she be able to cope? More importantly - will she be able to follow the rules 'till the end, or will she find the perfect someone worth breaking them for?...