Wintersolstice Stories

Taking all the wild time I had during the days I, was free. Feeling the cool breeze as the cold showers are thrown, getting one wet and fuzzy. Looking into those days the mourner shrieks down. While everything turns out of the blue, while we wait in the path we partake. Thinking about you can be a zone-out clue. As we got a step closer as the memories fumes, he can be the source I can like nor love in this season we zoom. In or out, swaps and stays, you and me can be a huge deal as we celebrate. Arrs, Yours Truly. (33)

Over Again ; will you be willing to start all over again, for love? Home ; up to what extent are you willing to go for love?

Carol and Yon Rogg have a fight around the festive season

This is Berk, boasting the kind of balmy, fun-in-the-sun climate that will give you frostbite on your spleen. The one upside is our annual holiday. We call it Yule. Why we chose such a weird name remains a mystery. But with the war long over, and dragons living among us, this year's Yule festival promises to be one to remember. And it certainly was. *-*-* (If You Have not read the first book "How To Train Your Dragon" please read it first) How To Train Your Dragon [Volume #1]: https://www.wattpad.com/story/162809555-how-to-train-your-dragon-volume-1 Isle of The North [Volume #2]: https://www.wattpad.com/story/168811532-isle-of-the-north-volume-2-a-christmas-special Gift of The Night Fury II Volume #3 II How To Train Your Dragon: Memoir of Elizabeth Alta Hyde-Snyder

The Ignis people (dragon people) preferred to stay to themselves. Problems in the outside world didn't bother the clans. Their jobs were to retrieve gems and stones from dark influences, but they did this as quiet as possible. Many people thought this ancient race was a myth. This was their way of living for eons. Meet Reese Harrison, a new-school girl who wants to be something bigger than just a warrior to her clan. A semi-rebellious teen who wants to do what's right, no matter what trouble she gets into. It's around the Winter Solstice, when the legendary Fire Obsidian goes missing. This stone offers a great deal of power to anyone who can use it. Can Reese, an optimistic vampire, and a naïve elf take back the Fire Obsidian before the Winter Solstice? Or will the magical world be doomed forever?

Lyra has always hated the Christmas season. Too many bad memories. Being related to a mafia family isn't easy, yet she has managed to keep her distance from family dealings and set out on her own since the Yuletide disaster 5 years ago: the murders of her parents and younger sister. The police never solved the case, but deep down, Lyra knows the Barone Family is to blame. Even though it's been half a decade, she still holds the grief and anger in her heart and it only intensifies during the Christmas season. She had no plans to fall in love when she walked in the doors of Brew Moon Cafe, but that cute, fluffy haired cashier stole more than just her gaze that morning, but also her heart. Kallias is the heir to the Barone family fortune. The Barone family is the most powerful Mafia group in Italy; something many people would kill to rule. Kallias secretly doesn't want to bear the burden of becoming the Godfather, but it's better than passing the legacy on to his younger brother, Nikolai. He hates it because he greatly desires to have a relationship, but is tired of putting on the "golden boy" facade for girls that would leave the very moment they saw the real him. He meets Lyra at the Brew Moon Cafe, the cover for the Barone family's real dealings. The feelings Lyra created in him that day were foreign to him. Has the Mafia Prince who's apathetic to love and relationships gone soft? How far will he go to earn Lyra's heart for the true Kallias, not the golden boy?

The night drags on for a desperate mother.

The world of the Provinces is caged in by a structure so tall and large no one on the inside could hope to leave. Stories of magical creatures and potential capabilities beyond ones' control are said to lie outside of the walls. But who would care to leave the simplicity of their lives locked away by the walls? ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Northern Province is famous for its yearly celebrations. One in particular, the Litha Ball, is held on the first day of summer, the Summer Solstice, and has a different theme each year. This year in particular is being held as a masquerade. While all the Province Leaders gather for a meeting, the wealthy and famous gather for a party unlike any other. Well... except for the Northern Province Leader's son. He would rather be anywhere else in the world than stuck at the same old boring ball forced to look for a potential spouse. That is, until an angel arrives and steals all his attention. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The Western Province Leader's youngest daughter was supposed to be grounded, but the spunky little thing couldn't stand being held down. When she sneaks into the Litha Masquerade, she intends to have fun all the while avoiding her controlling parents. All she needs to do is be gone before midnight, when all of the masks are removed.

The school says they ran away. The ghosts say they're still here. At the prestigious St. Jude's Prep, silence is the ultimate rule. But for Luke, James, Justin, Adam, and Louis, the silence has started to scream. After a terrifying encounter in the school's restricted library, the boys are faced with a truth the administration has spent a year burying: Emma, Susan, Karen, Phoebe, and Alexandra never left campus. They were murdered. Now, the five girls have returned as restless spirits, trapped beneath the very ground the students walk on every day. Guided by the haunting whispers of Emma, the boys must begin a dangerous excavation of the school's darkest secrets. Their first lead? The ancient oak tree in the center of the quad-the "Roots" where the first secret is buried. With the Winter Solstice fast approaching and the mysterious "Killer in the Tower" watching their every move, the boys are in a race against time. They have to find the bodies, prove the crime, and stay alive. Because at St. Jude's, the only thing more dangerous than the dead is the person who made them that way.

This story follows the events after chapter 10 in The Three Spellcasters novel. (Complete) This short story follows the solstice holiday from the perspective of each different character. Winter Solstice is a fun time for the supernatural to come together and celebrate the joyous time of the year until something happened. Follow Alex, Noah, Anthony, Colton, and Julien and see that they did on solstice this year. (Please note this is a BxB book)

a captivating collection of stories where the enigmatic Morrigan, a supernatural force with the power to shape destinies, weaves her influence through the lives of mortals. From the eerie Dieselpunk battlegrounds of World War II to the mystical realms of ancient mythology, each story explores the consequences of bargains struck with the Morrigan. These tales unravel the boundaries between the living and the dead, offering a haunting glimpse into the supernatural world and the choices that forever change those who encounter her. Prepare to journey through a tapestry of supernatural intrigue where the Morrigan's veil conceals secrets, sacrifices, and the blurred lines of reality itself.

Pure fluff and world-building in short story form. I just wanted to write a cute winter/Christmas story, ok guys? The first chapter is a legend of how the holiday came to be, and the second will be about how the misfits celebrate this holiday.

As the title suggest this is a collection of short stories that I have written. All of these stories are quick, some of them will take place in real life but with fantasy characters, or they will be quick stories about OC's that I will. Updates will not be consistent this is just a place for me to dump stories that I've written and hope people will enjoy. These short stories are also a place so I can show how my writing has progressed over the last year. They will be organized from oldest to newest, so all recent chapters will be my most recent writing at the time. This will be updated once a week so I don't forget that it exists. Any warnings needed will be said before the chapter begins if anyone is sensitive to said topics that exist or mentioned in the chapter.

Just some jibberish from the crevices of my mind (mostly about a certain brooding shadowsinger). Based on the book series A Court of Thorns and Roses by Sarah J. Maas.

A story about acceptance, love, respect, and most importantly, letting go and moving on. Aspen and Cole are 2 separate people, living their own lives who both go to NYU, and both fighting their own battles. Cole deals with his mom's death, leaving him to move in with his Dad, John, and his new girlfriend, Meghna; to Aspen dealing with having a, well, not unstable, but certainly not ordinary childhood. With her mom having to jump from job to job and having to work over 100hours per week, with little to no rest. However, their lives are changed after they both cross paths with each other at a winter solstice.

Meet Annabeth Chase, the youngest head counselor at Camp Half-Blood. In her opinion she had a pretty good life, good friends, good food, good books. You know, the starter pack to having a good life. All of that changed when one dark and stormy night (yea, yea I know) a black haired boy stumbled onto the porch of the big house. That's when she knew, that her life would never be normal again. (It wasn't normal to start with, but y'know what I mean) or The Lightning Thief from Annabeth POV (All rights go to Uncle Rick and Disney)

A vandal is making a hash of outdoor holiday decorations. Just who is this Grinch of a mischief-maker? Will the Winter Solstice celebration escape unscathed? Story #3 in the Ghostnet series. Follows A Drexford Thanksgiving. Ghostnet is a series of contemporary urban fantasies where witches, vampires, and werewolves coexist peacefully with humans by hiding in plain sight. Creatures used to rely on lore passed down through families, but a few flagrant cases revealed how vulnerable their community is to exposure. To connect with each other, they rely on Ghostnet, a dark network set up by creatures at MIT in the 1970s. The stories are set in the fictitious town of Drexford near Boston, Massachusetts. More background information is on the Ghostnet page of the blog I co-write with Penna Nomen. The link is in my profile.

A Yuletide, Winter poem.