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A young girl with declining mental health is sent to a mysterious hospital for kids, but not everything seems fine. To strange sounds, weird hallucinations, and an even weirder. Everything is not as it seems but anything can be conquered with friends. This is the first story that I'm actually going to try to write here so I hope you like it.

Isaac has always felt like something's been missing. In the midst of his quiet, ordinary life, a strange presence keeps him company-someone he calls Maya. At first, she feels like the only real thing in his fractured world, a comforting voice guiding him through every hardship. But as Isaac begins to unravel the mysteries of his past, something unsettling starts to emerge. The world around him doesn't behave as it should. Conversations don't make sense, people act strangely, and time seems to stretch and bend in ways that don't fit. Isaac is left wondering: What's real? As the boundaries between illusion and reality begin to blur, Isaac is confronted by a terrifying truth. He is not the person he thought he was. In fact, he might not be a person at all. Who created him? And why? In a descent into madness, Isaac must confront the chilling possibility that everything he's known is just a story-one that may be reaching its inevitable end.

They were never meant to exist. Feared. Branded abominations. Five children with power so lethal the world refuses to understand them. Azrielle is the deadliest of all, and Keagen stands beside her, silent, controlled, unpredictable. In a world on the edge of chaos, one question lingers: What if the monsters were never the problem... but the only hope? ‼️TW‼️ 1. Torture scenes 2. Death 3. Blood ⚠️ Disclaimer & Copyright Notice: This story is a work of fiction. All characters, events, powers, names, and settings are entirely the creation of the author. Any resemblance to actual people, places, or events is purely coincidental.

Something old. Something new. Something borrowed... something blue. Cleo Cohen didn't sign up for superpowers - or for a second consciousness living in her head. When a clinical trial at Nova Pharmaceuticals goes wrong, Ground Zero rewrites everything. A butterfly flaps its wings - and a building explodes. Now Cleo is stuck sharing her mind with Zeke, a dead Supersoldier whose presence bleeds into her thoughts, memories, and sense of self. Outside her head, the world is collapsing into factions: Nova, Homeland, and something far stranger forming in the aftermath. Jack, Nova's unpredictable Supersoldier, is hunting for answers - and erasing anything that gets in his way. Cass, a Homeland investigator, starts uncovering a pattern that doesn't make sense. And Mr. E, a psychic who sees the board instead of the people on it, is quietly moving everyone toward something no one understands yet. Cleo just wants her life back. But the more she resists, the more the voice in her head becomes something else entirely. Power is a parasite. And in this story, the body is the battlefield. TW: This story can be intense. Includes themes of: self harm, PTSD, dissociation, body horror, attempted sexual assault, torture, cult themes and human trafficking.

They don't chase. They wait. And they already know your truth. After the world fell silent, after machines turned against the minds that made them, a new terror emerged: the Pale Ones. Human-shaped and ghost-quiet, they come not for the body-but for the secrets no one dares to speak. You don't see them at first. But you feel them. Like gravity. Like guilt. Ty Mercer has walked a long way from Fort McCoy, farther than most, and seen what happens when people stop. He's learned to keep moving, even when he can't make the full thirty miles. He's learned the rules-but not the reasons. When he crosses paths with a ragged group of survivors in the shell of an abandoned megachurch, he gives them a choice: walk south or wait to be unmade. Among them: a boy with a gift for sensing the wrongness others ignore, an artist who draws what shouldn't exist, a preacher clinging to fire and judgment, and a woman who's lost more than she'll ever admit. Together, they march-not just to escape the Pale Ones, but to outrun the truths that might doom them first. Because in this world, the ones who fall behind don't scream. They Whisper.

... Str4ng3 F4lls, N.C. ... 01313 ...Kitt's not like the other kids living on the Grounds of ancient Strange Falls Asylum. Kitt talks to animals as if they really understand him, describes hallucinations and vivid visions as he experiences them, and regularly interacts with objects and things that only he perceives... Yet he's not locked up in the hospital with the other patients. He lives on the Grounds where his Mom's rates a house 'cause she works in the Operating Room putting patients to sleep for emergency surgeries and is on-call 24/7... Transplanted amongst other "Archetypal" kids, the children of Doctors of psychiatry and psychology, Kitt is autistic and knows it. Kitt's Key follows the path of a 13 year old's journey into self discovery and a young man's quest to understand the InSaNiTy that lives dreaming behind everyone's sleeping eyes...

After Tadashi and Hiro have a close call, they discover they have abilities they wouldn't have dreamed were possible. When they discover that the fire that almost took Tadashi's life was intentional, they start on a journey that will change their lives forever. ------------------------------------ Some say that the mind is like a rubber band; it stretches and grows with use, never returning to the state it began in, and like a rubber band, it can grow brittle and hard with disuse. People tell stories of individuals with extraordinary abilities, abilities that extend with the use of their minds: Pyrokinesis, Telekinesis, Cyrokinesis, Pathokinesis, Telepathy, and any number of other abilities. But every story has a grain of truth, doesn't it? People have long forgotten that little grain of truth; there were some people who truly possessed abilities of those calibers. But when you leave a rubber band alone for too long, it shrinks and snaps easily. And like the forgotten truth, the rubber band was lost in time. Until now. *DISCLAIMER*: I do not own Big Hero 6 or any of the characters in it. This is a retelling of the movie with a twist. All credit beyond my own spin belong to Marvel and Disney.

In the world we live in today, speaking seems to be the only way one knows how to communicate; as if it is the only way to communicate- or is it? There are many unique children, scattered around the world, who are labelled as, "special needs", or "autistic", or ADHD. And these labels usually come with a negative stigma attached to them. But, what if- what if these children were just... different? What if these children are here, to show us a different, and more unique way of living. What if they are not in need, of "special attention"? What if they are just: special. This fictional (or is it?) short story , is geared to change your perception about these children, and your view point on communication, and the way we as human beings- speak.

Dragons, witches, elves and magic, all in what was thought to be a dream. Crystals help him travel from his world to an alternate world, where he is supposed to be a hero. The only problem is... he's 10 years old. Jeremy can't be a hero. His mom won't even let him mow the yard yet. How is he supposed to stop an evil Prince? This book has action, adventure, magic, and mystery that will have young kids wanting to be the main character. His family is involved in his alternate world escapades. He learns from a high functioning autistic witch, who is a savant with magic. The realities of traveling by foot and camping out are not lost on the main character and he must learn a lot while on the go to his epic battle. The only question is; How is he supposed to save a world he knows nothing about?

It's Winter. It's Snowing. It's Time. Mason, a 15-year old boy, decided to reunite with his family and friends by taking a cozy winter cabin vacation, but was unaware what might happen while they were there. As Mason and his friends and family explore the cabin, they were bought into a false sense of security and realize they were snowed in the cabin overnight! They are now trapped in the cabin with no way out. Only time could heal. Over time, Mason and the others began to experience their biggest fears and their greatest nightmares come to life, each one being suited to affect one's own specific fear. Can Mason and his family and friends survive their greatest fears and discover why they are experiencing this?