Dear Older Me
  • Reads 34
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 6
  • Time 46m
  • Reads 34
  • Votes 6
  • Parts 6
  • Time 46m
Ongoing, First published May 02, 2020
Noelle lives in a fantastical world, created through her own imagination. Once her boyfriend breaks up with her over text at the end of her freshman year of college, she finds herself wallowing in tears, not understanding why she wasn't good enough and how she could be thrown away. She cries for weeks while attempting to rebuild her home life for the summer with an estranged best friend, Bailey, watching the love between parents fill jealousy inside herself, and finding refuge by platonically confiding in Bailey's older brother, Nate. Her perception of reality is the world will stop to wallow in her misery and mistreatment in love, without considering her family and friends around her don't have as perfect of lives and loves as they seem, particularly her mother. She learns by reading a journal written by her mother at the time of her major breakup at 21 years old that history does repeat itself, whether we'd like to think it doesn't.
All Rights Reserved
Sign up to add Dear Older Me to your library and receive updates
or
#158perception
Content Guidelines
You may also like
HONESTLY by sunnybirch
26 parts Complete
Nicky Peters sets out on an emotional roller coaster when she creates a melody from an old high school journal entry which develops into her debut song for her second album. Her personal and professional life become quickly complicated when she finds herself standing in front of the one person she thought she'd never see again, the same person who unfortunately understands all too well who Nicky's hit song is really about...him. ******** Nicky Peters' rise to fame in country music was fast, being plucked out of obscurity at seventeen after her YouTube videos went viral. After she pens a very personal song from one of her old high school journals called, "Honestly," for her much-anticipated second album, she realizes her feelings will be under a microscope for the whole world to see, including Nate Stanton, her ex-best friend from childhood. He also just happens to be the one person who truly understands the meaning behind her heart-wrenching song. What happens when fate brings her face-to-face with the boy she thought she'd never see again? Nicky quickly realizes airing her emotions out in public via a number-one, hit song can make things complicated fast. As Nate and Nicky reconnect and navigate through their past, truths are revealed, assumptions are at an all-time high, and a publicity nightmare looms which jeopardizes all she's worked so hard for. While Nicky's misfortunes add up, she realizes fame comes with a price. She begins to understand the cold, hard facts, keeping her career intact as country's "it" girl and maintaining a personal life may be more difficult than it sounds, especially when you're living through a public scandal.
You may also like
Slide 1 of 10
Big Mistake cover
Love at Last Sight cover
All The Things She Said cover
Crazy's Never Looked This Good cover
Broken Silence cover
The Fault In Our Minds cover
HONESTLY cover
Summer '17 cover
How Can I Ever Get Past This cover
Deep Within cover

Big Mistake

48 parts Complete

A werewolf. A mate. The cliche alpha rejects his mate story. But it's all too real for Charlie. Where can she even go? Her pack pretty much ignores her existence. Her parents are in Paris helping out some other packs. Her friends incourage her to join her parents, and so she does. Suddenly two years later, little miss rejected mate comes back with a hot new body and a hot new attitude. She's not looking to forgive and forget. But she's not looking for revenge. Karma will do them in. But that cliche mate. He wants her back. What if she doesn't want to fall in love? What if she does? It's a little more complicated than that though. You have to take into account, a stalker. Yes a stalker. Her new best friend Tyler is not the only person accompanying Charlie back home, but her twisted, love-struck stalker as well. Cliche with a twist. Maybe you can learn a little something about showing people they've made a big mistake...