Upper-class Stories

Emilia Gilmore, younger sister of Rory Gilmore, has been rasied by her grandparents her entire life. She has had limited interactions with her mother and sister, and none with her father, but all that is about to change as she enters her sophomore year at Chilton. OC Gilmore x OC Huntzberger I do not own Gilmore Girls, only Emilia and Grant, and their story

WIP | S: 1/1/26 | E: ? SMALL REWRITE At Grantham Academy, prestige can be converted into currency, solitude is rare, and Peter is about to learn that survival depends on whom you share a room and a future with.

Ivory Waters always thought she would be away from the limelight but a masquerade ball left her as anything else. Now as the hottest thing to enter society, she is left as a media darling - which proves to be a double edged sword.

In the year 3065, the world was divided into two factions: Lumos, which housed the leaders, aristocrats, and upper class, and Luz, which housed the commoners and the poor. A project held by the government with an unknown agenda was performed. A group of strangers. 9 different people. 9 different life stories. All of them have the greatest dreams. All of them also bear the darkest secrets. Will they find the light they've been looking for? Or will they only let the darkness living inside them succumb to each of them?

This book is an irreverent and somewhat cynical look at the urban life of the upper middle class in New Delhi, where a mirror is held up to the quirks and eccentricities of this unique breed. It is an attempt to provide an insider's account of a society whose aspirations, at times, outstrip their inherent abilities. It is in no way meant to offend anyone; on the contrary, the author is aware that she herself has been guilty of so many of these things, being a product of her environment. For the record, any comparisons with the characters or, more accurately the caricatures that are found in this book, with persons living or dead, are purely incidental.

This is the story of Lourdes, a girl on the verge of entering the adult world in the 19th century. She is a privileged child from a very rich family. Her parent's ambition is that she will get married to the right person and be a good wife. The life of a lady in the upper class seemed very dull to Lourdes. She wanted more from her life.

Miraal Ali, 19, a middle class girl going to university. Best friends with Iqra Qureshi, a sweet girl. Miraal is a modest, cute girl with blue eyes. She can be stubborn at times. What happens when she can't find a ride home and Iqra offers Miraal to come with Iqra and her brother? What will happen when two stubborn soles meet eachother? With no words but simple eye contact. Zayn Qureshi, 24, an upper class millionaire and CEO of Qureshi Enterprises. He is a fun person to be around but has never thought about the other half of his deen. When his sister, Iqra, offers her friend Miraal to take a ride with them, will he start thinking about the other half of his deen, or will he ignore Miraal like every other girl? Join in with them in their journey. You will laugh with them, cry with them and enjoy with them.

Four rich boys. One drunk night. A person murdered. Remain CALM.

Evelyn and her family of three are struggling with money and hardly manage to pay monthly expenses let alone food and water but on day that all changes.....

"The greatest discovery of all time is that a person can change his future by merely changing his attitude." "Every great dream begins with a dreamer. Always remember, you have within you the strength, the patience, and the passion to reach for the stars to change the world." "I Will be here to help you, to change everything . Just Us."

This is a translation of a prologue based on my own journal entry I wrote after turning 20. Will I continue? Perhaps. The main character is named Astoria Lyons by the way.

"The Blocks were created to help those in poverty get back to a stable financial position, and to give proper care to those with disabilities. At least that's what we were taught." Apollonia Drake has lived her whole life in the Sector of Province 3. She was always told that her life was similar to any teenage girl in the Blocks, the separated part of the Province. But as she climbs to higher ranks, she learns that life in the Sector and the Blocks differ more than she knew.

Amare just finished her summer before 8th grade. Some would say she's outgoing, but others would say she's really reserved. In other words, she's on the borderline. She used to be a social butterfly, but what happened? She meets a guy along the way, after that encounter she slightly changes. How did he change her? She finally trusts someone, she spills out, and shows her true colors, but only when it's just them. Who is she really?

No one knows what happened to the king of Stratford-Ward's Private Academy. His mutilated body is weeks after his disappearance, barely alive, in the cottage basement of his best friend's house. His acid-soaked eyes were impaled by two of the most beautiful livid creations; aconites. The flower of hatred. Every week thereafter, the recovering boy, blinded by a flower, was gifted yet another flower by his terrorizer in the comfort of his own home. How could something as beauteous as a dainty flower become as powerful as a vocal boy's silence?

They were born into legacy, old money, and unshakable names - not just heirs to fortunes, but to secrets, scandals, and dynasties that built empires. When Tessa DiLaurentis returns from boarding school expecting one more year of private planes and long-distance apathy, her parents drop a bomb: she's enrolling at Windsor Prep, the elite school her childhood friends - and her summer fling - all attend. Now back in the orbit of the people she knows best (and the ones she's tried to forget), Tessa must navigate whispered gossip, resurrected chemistry, and friendships stitched together by loyalty, sarcasm, and trauma. This is not your typical rich-kid drama. These are the heirs of empire - and someone's always watching.

The world is full of suffering. The world is full of mysteries. Don't you just wish you could escape? Celeste Winchester is the most popular daughter of two famous politicians. She is on almost every sports team, doing well in all of her academic classes, and is the lead in the theatre program. Everyone is jealous of her but uses her for their own gain. She knows this but can't do anything about it. Her parents would never allow that. Reputation is their whole world and forcing it onto her is their job. Celeste just wants to leave it all behind. Will she ever have the courage? Or will she find something worth even more to use her courage for? Chase Tuchman is the son of the chef in Celeste's household that just visited. He has a nice personality, is easy to talk to, and everything goes well for him. As she gets to know him more and more, she unknowingly gains more and more courage. But what will she do with that courage and could there be another aspect coming along with knowing Chase?

Welcome to Valence, the society on a train. [Highest Rank: #556 - Feb. 22, 2018] [Most Recent Rank: #736 - Feb 25, 2018]

Rachelle is seventeen and one year away from turning eighteen and being able to leave foster care. Rachelle has been to thirteen different foster homes since she was eight years old. Dealing with depression and abuse, Rachelle hope that this will be her last time moving to a new foster care. Eight months till she is free, eight months till graduation. But when Rachelle joins two months into the school year at a new school, she finds herself in the same predicament as always, being a loner. When some try's to change that and friend her, Rachelle try's to stay away so she does not get to attached and hurt like the last time.

These are a series of short essays on topics ranging from gender equality, education, self-love and various other aspects that have a direct impact on our daily lives. This book, as the title suggest, is about being true to yourself and others, while being able to stand your ground. It's about finding your spot in this world and owning it; it speaks of respect and dignity for us- as human beings.

It's year 1866, England. It has already been 10 years since the Crimean War and 34 years since the reform law was issued. Women are treated as chattels, cannot vote, and their earnings, as well as dowry, belong to their husbands. Queen Victoria rules The United Kingdom (of course) and the buildings are built in Neo-Gothic style. Somwhere in the countryside, near the cows, fields, and beautiful sunsets, is the village where this story takes place.