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new story ~ started 03|19|2021 "brynn?" he whispered under his last and final breath. brynn was only 17 when she died. under all circumstances, she'd do anything to get another chance to live her life. with brynn's passing happening so suddenly, no conclusions have been decided as to what really happened to her, and how she died. some people say she had a heart attack, when some others believe she overdosed. some believe she never died. and that she's out there, somewhere. question is, where did brynn go? after being dead for nearly 2 years, brynn is approached by this old, wrinkly-looking man. he didn't have a record on the list of humans in this after-life. this man, who looks like he could be around 100 years old in a hostpital, reaches for her hand. "who even are you?" brynn snaps, placing her hand on her desk, where he couldn't reach it. "do you want a chance at life again?"

y/n is a functional character in spiderman bestfriends with peter parker they know everything about eachother they share everything well Almont y/n has a secret yes shes knows peter is spiderman but thats not her secret she has a secret power ahe can telaport to different worlds one whare shes played by y/n y/l/n and is dating Tom Holland (also can anyone please explain why every time i type tom holland i het the Netherlands flag?)

Arie's life was ordinary-until it wasn't. One moment she's living her normal days, the next she's pulled into a reality she doesn't recognize. Nothing makes sense anymore, and the people she trusted may not be who they seem. Tyler says he cares, but can she trust him when the truth feels like it could destroy everything she thought she knew? Every answer she uncovers only raises more questions, and some secrets are darker-and more dangerous-than she could ever imagine. Pulled between curiosity and fear, trust and betrayal, Arie must navigate a world where reality shifts, hearts are tested, and every choice could change everything.

Brook thinks she's just your average girl-normal life, normal family, and, of course, definitely using the right pronouns (sarcasm, anyone?). That is, until one day, she comes home from school to find a stranger waiting for her. Someone she's never seen before. Or so she thinks. Stranger danger? Or... maybe something deeper? This person feels too familiar, like they belong in a forgotten corner of her mind. With her 'parents' (or whoever they are pretending to be) inside and no way to contact them-Brook hasn't even gotten a phone yet-she has no choice but to approach. "Bot," the stranger says, grabbing her by the shoulders. "Okay, where do I even start with this..." Brook freezes. Bot? That's not her name. Is it? Brook has never really had a clear sense of who she is. One day, she could be in baggy jeans with oversized pockets and a loose shirt, the next, a frilly dress and Mary Janes. She's always shifting, trying on different versions of herself-without ever realizing the one she's searching for has always been there. The truth is about to shatter everything she thought she knew. But in the end, Brook-or should I say, Bot-will find their true self again. New name, new identity, and the realization that none of it is actually new. It's who they've always been, waiting to be remembered.