A Road Who Wrote A Route
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Hi. This is me. Just an ordinary girl with too many shadows following behind.
I wasn't born in a grand city. I didn't grow up with peace. My childhood was built on fear-silent meals, broken plates, and that one man with the thick mustache who always knew how to twist a smile into something dangerous. I was just a kid who couldn't cry too loudly because no one would listen. A girl who learned too early how to walk on eggshells and disappear inside herself.
But life has a cruel sense of humor. Just when I thought I had enough pain in my pocket, love knocked on the door wearing soft eyes and big ears - a strange boy I met through a glowing screen. Let's just call him Big Ears. He came from a place far away, where the mountains kiss the sky, and his words sounded like puzzle pieces that almost fit mine.
Almost.
He made me laugh, he made me dream. He also made me realize how love isn't always enough - not when distance, fear, and rules louder than hearts get in the way. Not when your past is still gripping your ankle, dragging you down just when you're about to fly.
This story isn't about perfect endings. It's about the messy middle.
About how I tried to heal - from trauma, from heartbreak, from always depending on someone else to save me.
It's about learning to stand on my own feet, cook my own meals, walk unfamiliar roads alone, and chase something I never thought I deserved: a future.
This is the story of how I picked up my broken pieces and turned them into stepping stones toward a scholarship, a new life, and maybe - just maybe - peace.
So if you're here for perfection, this isn't that.
But if you're here for honesty, scars, and strength built from the ugliest places - stay.
I have a story to tell.
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I was thirteen the first time someone told me I talked like I was broken. Not stupid. Not mute. Just... broken. Like my mouth was a machine with missing parts and no one had the patience to wait while I found them. Every syllable was a landmine. My tongue seized, breath caught, throat locked like it was trying to save me from humiliation-only making it worse. When I did speak? People squirmed. Looked away. Finished my sentences like they were doing me a favor. Teachers got frustrated. My father spoke for me at interviews. My mother apologized for me at dinners. So I learned to stay quiet. Silence was safer. Cleaner. By eighteen, I had mastered it. Lived inside it. Until her. She found me in the library, fumbling over the word borrow. I couldn't say it. She could've looked away. Instead, she smiled. "Take your time," she said, like it was the easiest thing in the world. Iris. Paint-stained fingers. Worn-out shoes. Two jobs. Still made time to sit with me, showing me how to breathe through the stutter-not over it. Not around it. Through it. She treated me like I wasn't fragile. Like I was whole. And slowly-I changed. I began speaking in full sentences. Started holding eye contact. I could introduce myself at business events without trembling. And finally "fit" to inherit my father's name. I became the heir my parent always wanted. And when it came time to choose a wife-an arranged match-I said yes. Not because I loved her. Because she was easy. Perfect in public. Iris didn't fit that world. And I didn't realize I'd cut out the best part of myself until she was gone. She just left. Quietly. Like she'd expected it. Now, I hear her absence louder than I ever heard her voice. But I'll find her. And I'll say what I should've said from the start. Even if it takes a thousand broken words- I'll make her hear me. Cover photo courtesy of Vecteezy.com
Sorry, Alpha
The world of the supernatural was kept from humans since the begin of time. there where so many different types of supernatural creatures, from werewolves, witches and whatever else you would find in fairy tails. I grew up with these stories, but they weren't stories they where my family's history. My family are werewolves, ever signal one of them forms into a wolf whenever they need, but me. I am Navy Winchester, I am the only human in my family, my pack. Everyone treats me differently because of it but I grew to ignore it. My uncle it the Alpha of are pack, Blue Forest. It was one of the larger packs in the east coast, but we were not the strongest. Moon Blood was the strongest and most feared pack in the supernatural world. They where known for their ruthlessness and their large numbers of warriors. Their Alpha is said to be a Lycan. Its like a werewolf but on steroids.There aren't many left because at a pint everyone wanted them dead because they so blood thirty. What happens when the sweet small human girl ends up being mates with the most deadliest alpha there is? Would he reject her? Will she accept him? Now available on amazon kindle: https://www.amazon.com/Sorry-Alpha-Ravewood-Vish-ebook/dp/B06XQQ9CR2/ref=sr_1_5?s=digital-text&ie=UTF8&qid=1490027901&sr=1-5&keywords=ravewoodConcluída
Bound To The Alpha (#1 New Moon)
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Spaghetti
In the summer of 2020, as I was bawling my eyes out in the parking lot of a bakery, I opened my notes app on my phone and began to document. I was documenting the times I was unhappy with my partner and wanted to leave. I have no idea what prompted me to do this; maybe I did it as a way to vent, or perhaps to ensure I wouldn't forget. I don't know, but I did. I had no idea what would become of this list. Or that five years later, I would not only still be documenting, but I would have uncovered so much. The lies, the cheating, the stealing, and most importantly, the deception. I have been with my partner for a total of 15 years, making this realization shocking. I was in the process of writing a book about my life as it was, unaware that this list would take over a huge part of the narrative. I was writing a book on how I escaped childhood abuse, and little did I know I went from one abuser to the next. I wanted to share my story so maybe someone else like me won't end up in this situation, but also to answer the age-old question, "Why did she not just leave?" I will release The List, bit by bit, here. The list is raw and typically written when I was in the worst state of my life. It can be hard to read, and if you ever need to step away, please take care of yourself and do so. The List is vital in understanding why I stayed and what thoughts I was having. The List is just the first part; there is a second part that was originally intended to be the main book. I had planned for the main book to have a happy ending. However, that was not the case. Instead of a happy ending, I discovered a nightmare.
The Twisted Tales
A place where true love expires, good people get fired and beings are nothing but dust. Where stalkers are heroes, society makes zeroes and madness is not in the crust. Some people are killers, and that's just the pillars of what is essentially rust. When you feel you are mad, but that isn't so bad in a world that is oh so unjust. They'll kill you by car, or from quite afar in a world where all life is fleeting. Don't try to protect, you'll just end up wrecked, for you know their hearts are not beating. They'll kill you my sweet, and not drop a beat, for my story is only just heating. Power means all, even more for the small, but power has a habit of retreating. The bodies mount up, many lives will breakup, as I'm here to just tell a story. Don't look in the hill, though it is quite a thrill, I've heard it can get quite gory. Don't play with the heart, and don't think you're too smart, or you'll die with none of the glory. All are mad from the start, but you played your part, in the world of pure purgatory. Alas look a ghost, be careful you're not toast, you must want to see what I see. Society is ruthless, protection is fruitless, for in madness is when you are free. Perfection is dead, from the wounds we all bled, a cruel fate we did not foresee. While outsiders are safer, if only by a wafer, you can still hear them utter a plea. Now my story is frightening, but oh so inviting, so come now and give it a whirl. I can promise some danger, so don't be a stranger, watch now - we will see it unfurl.Concluída
Different (Currently Rewriting)
Cover by @Miss_Sarcastic27 (I'm currently rewriting this book, but I am keeping the original version up until I finish the new version for anyone who wants to read it. Please keep in mind that I had no writing experience when I first wrote this and that I am aware that it is not very well written. I'm working on it. I personally did not like how it turned out in terms of plot, characters, and other factors that I won't go into right now, and I'm working on bettering the entire book. When I first wrote this, I didn't expect for it to gain as much attention as it has, and I'm so, so, so grateful for the attention that it has gotten, but it was mainly for fun and to better my writing skills. Thank you all for reading this message and for understanding!) Rayna isn't a normal werewolf. She was born a sacred wolf: a wolf with white fur, stronger senses, and powers. Some might say that she is has a gift from the Moon goddess herself. When Rayna meets her mate: the most feared alpha on the earth, everything goes downhill from there. Read on as Rayna faces situations that no one else should face. Just because she is different. * Highest ranks: #1 in Pack: October 14th, 2021 #1 Different: April 6th, 2021 #1 in Silver: February 7th, 2020 #1 in Terrifying: February 17th, 2020 #1 in Territory: February 17th, 2020 #1 in Wolf: March 5th, 2020 #1 in Beta: March 14th, 2020 #1 in Moongoddess: March 15th, 2020 #1 in Wolfsbane: April 30th, 2020 #1 in Rejection: June 17th, 2020 #11 in Werewolf: April 11th, 2020Concluída
The 17th wish list.
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Love from all Views
Meeting him again wasn't the plan. Breaking apart wasn't the plan. Being consumed by my sadness and pain wasn't the plan and yet, I went with it. But now, I couldn't take it. I changed, for the better or the worse is up to you to decide, but I knew I changed. So I wasn't going to beg to his feet. I wasn't going to follow after him like some sick little puppy. No, if he wanted me to do that, then he could go and shove his problems down a juice box and suck them. " Come on, let's fall in love all over again." " So you can break my heart all over again?" ~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- Beautiful things were hard to come by. Hard to find, hard to see and hard to savour. That's why I cherish beautiful things, because soon, like many things, they fade away. *Click* another picture for another rainy day. *Click* another picture to treasure on a sentimental moment. *Click* another picture to show her. Many teased me for being a guy who liked beautiful things, but she didn't. She didn't judge like those adults at my parents' social parties. She had captured me with a simple click of a camera and a smile my way. " I swear, you love that camera more than me." " Never." ~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~-~- AUTHOR'S NOTE- So if any of you haven't noticed, I've decided to make this a short stories about small romances. The sad, the wonderful, the odd, the great. Everything I can really think about would be in here. I'm also going to continue this up to 100 chapters, which is a small goal of mine I guess. So let's see how many chapters we can get to ☺️.Concluída
I was thirteen the first time someone told me I talked like I was broken. Not stupid. Not mute. Just... broken. Like my mouth was a machine with missing parts and no one had the patience to wait while I found them. Every syllable was a landmine. My tongue seized, breath caught, throat locked like it was trying to save me from humiliation-only making it worse. When I did speak? People squirmed. Looked away. Finished my sentences like they were doing me a favor. Teachers got frustrated. My father spoke for me at interviews. My mother apologized for me at dinners. So I learned to stay quiet. Silence was safer. Cleaner. By eighteen, I had mastered it. Lived inside it. Until her. She found me in the library, fumbling over the word borrow. I couldn't say it. She could've looked away. Instead, she smiled. "Take your time," she said, like it was the easiest thing in the world. Iris. Paint-stained fingers. Worn-out shoes. Two jobs. Still made time to sit with me, showing me how to breathe through the stutter-not over it. Not around it. Through it. She treated me like I wasn't fragile. Like I was whole. And slowly-I changed. I began speaking in full sentences. Started holding eye contact. I could introduce myself at business events without trembling. And finally "fit" to inherit my father's name. I became the heir my parent always wanted. And when it came time to choose a wife-an arranged match-I said yes. Not because I loved her. Because she was easy. Perfect in public. Iris didn't fit that world. And I didn't realize I'd cut out the best part of myself until she was gone. She just left. Quietly. Like she'd expected it. Now, I hear her absence louder than I ever heard her voice. But I'll find her. And I'll say what I should've said from the start. Even if it takes a thousand broken words- I'll make her hear me. Cover photo courtesy of Vecteezy.com
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