Youngadultcontemporary Stories

*Under Editation* Peril High has one rule everyone knows: No pets. Ever. So, when a litter of kittens is discovered behind the greenhouse, a group of students from different wings suddenly find themselves running an underground rescue mission full of chaos, secrets, and way too many near‑disasters. As friendships spark, crushes grow, and the kittens get harder to hide, the students realize they're in deeper than they ever planned. And when the principal's own secret pet escapes, everything they've been protecting comes crashing into the open. This year at Peril High? It's messy. It's crazy. It's full of unapproved pets. *My brain thought of the idea, Copilot made it into a story. No. 1 out of 1.62K Stories in Kittens 03/03/2026 No. 75 out of 12.9K Stories in YA 03/03/2026 No. 2 out of 11.8K Stories in Lighthearted 06/03/2026 No. 59 out of 49.4K Stories in Cats

Nia Bennett and Aaliyah Monroe have been in love for three years. They're out. Public. Unapologetic. When they sign the lease on their first apartment together, it feels like the beginning of everything they've worked for - shared keys, shared groceries, shared futures. But two weeks after moving in, Aaliyah's freelance clients begin to disappear. Invoices go unpaid. Contracts fall through. Emails stop getting answered. What starts as "a slow month" becomes something heavier. Bills pile up. Pride tightens. Resentment creeps in quietly. Love starts to feel like pressure. And in the small space they now call home, they must confront something deeper than money: The ways they were taught to survive - and whether those survival habits are strong enough to hold a relationship. Because sometimes the hardest part of love isn't choosing each other. It's staying when things get ugly.

They've grown up, moved away, and followed their dreams-but some friendships don't fade with distance. Maya is painting her truth in New York. Brielle is finding her voice as a leader in D.C. Zaria is writing her way into a future she never imagined in Chicago. Their group chats are filled with updates, late-night voice notes, and reminders of the bond that shaped them. When summer brings them home again, it's more than a reunion-it's a reckoning. Who are they now, without the hallways of Ridgeway? Can they still fit into the friendship that once held them so tightly? In Still Us, Book 6 of the beloved series, three young women discover that growing apart doesn't mean growing away. Because some stories are meant to stretch-without breaking.

Gemma Richards is smart and beautiful. She has everything going for her. A best friend who will do anything for her, a loving family, and the world at her fingertips. But she worries she won't have much time left. At fifteen, she is diagnosed with cancer. But no one knows. Not even her lifelong best friend, Nathan Foster. When Gemma learns she has to tutor football quarterback Ryan Davis in chemistry, she is the opposite of happy. She is livid. But she can't say no. The success of the team depends on her. If Ryan fails, he can't lead them to play-offs. She reluctantly agrees. During their tutoring sessions, she learns there's more to Ryan than meets the eye. Along the way, she realizes she has feelings for him...and Nathan. Then everything changes when the news of her cancer comes to light, drastically changing her relationship with everyone.

Mia Parker is just a sixteen year old who is tired of life. She is tired of feeling like a nuisance to her family and friends. Her therapist has Mia write a blog to get support from others who suffer from a mental illness like her. Told in blog posts. Will these posts help Mia?