Weneeddiversity Stories

Sean Gillan's passion lies in his education, his work values as a part-time cashier at the family-owned general store, and helping out his grandparents at a family farm while being a faithful member of his church. He has little time for any frivolous and is certain that all he needs is in his small town of Central Georgia, despite his citified parents and siblings citing that he needs to get a life and get some air in his lungs. Sean has little time for anything other than what he needs, so much so that he lands in the hospital after passing out during his post-graduation party at church. Fearing that he was in danger of burning out and knowing that he wasn't going to survive long if he overworked himself, the whole family decides to ship him off to his gay uncle's home in Newport, Rhode Island so he could attend college there. Sean wants none of it, citing that he's fine with his small-town lifestyle. But once he learns that his grandfather sold the farm, home, and business and that he was to attend college up north instead of trade school in Adams Falls; Sean's fate is sealed. But then he's forced to join his adoptive cousins and uncles for some ice cream and meets two domineering young men fresh out of high school. And they...well, let's just say that they want to show Sean Gillain the TRUE meaning of having passion in his strict life. And maybe Sean doesn't think that moving to Newport would be so bad after all. He'll never know unless he gives it a try.

The Sequel to Hawthorne Heights: Laila's Story Laila Kincaid leapt through every obstacle that seemed to block her path to greatness with ease. She navigated her way through two different elementary schools, three middle schools, and somehow managed to graduate high school without any outbursts. She was good at speeding through life until she was met with higher hurdles to leap over and more problems to face. Luckily, she wasn't alone on her journey. With Shahd, Messiah, Gabriel, and Zaire, maybe college wouldn't be so bad after all.

Behind the Bid opens a door to the elite and secretive auction world. Based on real life, the novel spins a humorous tale of what it takes to get to the top when you are weighed down with baggage that is not bespoke exotic leather. Class identity determines the rules, and game strategy comprises socio-cultural climbing and backstabbing in an uneven playing field. The protagonist Enid is Mainland Chinese and from a modest family background. Swayed by the media and envious of It Girls, she is desperate to become someone in the world of glitz and glamour. As a graduate intern in an international auction house, she rotates through the watch and jewellery departments until she finally lands a permanent position. Enid is hungry for success and believes she will do anything it takes, from dating clients to using friendships. Along the way, she learns about the kind of person she really is and who she wants to become. Please follow me on Wattpad to stay notified as I gradually post all 26 chapters of my novel.

"I'm a bear," The small bear said. "I can see that," I replied.

Love pacifies vengeance in this exhilarating novel. A black US army academy graduate returns to her home in Nigeria with a mission to destabilise the "blue" gender and make them fall to their knees while battling an emotion she has never felt before. She's given her life to the cause and sees nothing in this world that can prevent her from fulfilling the mission that shes put her entire life into. White military cadet, Adams, proves to be the annoying obstacle between her and the path to a seductive re-revolution.

Love is complicated. Alex knows this better than most: his soulmate, Freddie, hates him, his flatmate is dating said soulmate and angry hate sex has never looked so appealing. It's so easy for Alex to get tangled up in Freddie and the lines between what is right and what is good blur until he's breaking all his own rules. If he keeps it a secret, though, if no one knows, then no one gets hurt, right? Also featuring a bonus story, Sunday Morning (Teen Wolf): SM: Stiles and Derek have a casual thing and it's amazing, more than Stiles could ask for, but that doesn't mean his eyes don't wander. And he can't help but linger over the third year who always seems to bump into him when he's leaving on a Sunday morning.

Ema Muratovic is 17 years old and the ambitious daughter of Bosnian immigrant parents. She has two goals during her senior year; get a chance to win states for indoor track and break the barrier between her nearly all-white high school, Westbrook High, and the neighboring town's Timothy High School. These goals are not easy to achieve. Along the way, she realizes the immense sacrifices that she has to make for the betterment of herself and other people.

Jesse had been in love with Drew, the ever-so-charming ice king of senior school, since the beginning of Year 9 - it was just something about Drew's eyes that had drawn Jesse in and refused to let him go. It was now halfway through Year 10, and he still hadn't spoken to Drew. Not a word. Not even a 'hi', or an 'excuse me, I need to get through' - until one day, during lunch, when Jesse literally ran into Drew. It's safe to say that's when it all changed. *So... I'm going to try my hardest to not make this cliché, but I do love writing cliché love stories! But if you love angst, and what you're looking for is a rollercoaster of messed up feels, this is the right book for you! Side note: The main characters (both boys) in the book are homosexual/bisexual so if that doesn't float your boat, this book really isn't for you. Hope you all enjoy the story!

[noun] •exaggerated statements or claims not meant to be taken literally. Myra thinks Harvey is her safe haven. Harvey thinks Myra is his biggest mystery. And when they embark on an adventure across India, they are forced to confess every thing they've kept hidden.

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It's not easy being a teenager. Especially if you're Benjamin Parker, heir to his father's booming business and model for his mother's clothing line. Ben has never had a day that isn't planned out hour by hour for him. That is not until he meets Joseph de los Santos...

Zoya is a Kenyan refugee that has been living in Australia for the past 20 years. Her life is almost perfect. Except for the fact that her sister has been missing for those 20 years. When Zoya is finally able to track down her sister, Asha, the sisters don't get along. Asha refuses to believe they are related. But the women strike a deal. If Zoya helps Asha's friend Maha, a victim of rape, receive justive, then Asha might be willing to give the sister thing a shot.

You spill your guts, much? Huh? Me neither. I'm just going to write a series of letters to the person I'm in love with... And letters to myself. So that I can speak to the world, even though nobody will read it... This is just for me to cope with life in general. To tell the people in my life how I feel. to tell the world. Here I go...

"Let me guess," he continued quickly and carelessly, before I could answer. "You were a cheerleader in high school?" My body bristled as I eyed him carefully, he just ignored me and kept going, "You ran all the groups in school, even the book club," he said, flopping his head and his curly, blonde locks towards my book. "All the guys think you're cute and you're constantly getting looks," he smiled, slowly letting his eyes explore my body again I smiled, tilting my head towards him. "Not all the guys," I quipped, sarcastically, twirling my blond hair around my fingers. "Bingo," he shouted, wagging his index finger at me confidently. "You're an asshole," I grunted. "I've been told that a time or two" he smirked.