Midnight Calls // PrivateFearless ff♡
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whose fault? (editing)
A story in which everything that could go wrong, does go wrong. "Got any sevens?" He softly asked, his gaze on me as he waited for my reply. Ignoring the temptation to meet his captivating green eyes, I puckered my lips as I focused my stare on the cards in my hand. "Go fish." There was a tense pause. I sensed his movements beside me as he bypassed the cards on the ground. I looked up to question him, but the words got caught in my throat. I gasped taking in the features of his face that was now inches away from mine. I had never noticed the few specks of gold in his green eyes before. My heart raced as his gaze flicked to my lips and back to my eyes. Then, without hesitation, his lips were on mine and my brain turned to mush. Wren Matthews, a struggling college freshman, had faced a lifetime of neglect and hardship from her family. Just as she thought she couldn't endure any more, life threw her another curveball. She tried to bounce back repeatedly, but starting over wasn't easy. Amidst the chaos, one constant emerged. Eli Parker, a dedicated sophomore whose passions for basketball and music defined him. For Eli, life revolved around the rush of the court and the tranquility of melodies which kept him centered. Yet he discovered there's much more to life when one physics class changes everything. Paired together for a semester-long science project, Wren and Eli's relationship as science partners grows from that to study buddies, to friends, then to something... deeper. Their bond weathers complications that tested their resolve. As their connection deepens, a dangerous game of unspoken questions unfolds, leaving one lingering question: Whose Fault? . . . WARNING: This story may not be suitable for some readers. See author's note for more information.Concluida
Eyeliner
I watched them stand up there smiling. Their eyes only focused on each other. A part of me died when they kissed. That should of have been the end. But it wasn't.Concluida
Through the Night
"Did you ever feel anything for me? Or was it just sex for you?" I asked. She didn't respond. "Because I know I felt something." She turned to face me, and I saw something flash in her eyes. Regret. Or was it pain I saw there? "I was never going to be good enough." She said, and I flinched in surprise. "You what?" "I'm not good enough for you, and I never will be!" She snapped. I think in that moment, we both broke.Concluida
Falling for my best friend.
They pooped together, They dressed together, celebrated birthdays together gone to school together and so much more. He was her pillow, She was his Blanket. People see them as Brother's and sisters but what about them? What do they see one another as? Heading to college, Lovetta realizes its now or never to confess her feelings... But what would happen? Would it affect there relationship they already share or would it bring them together. Going up and down battling, This 18 year old girl faces through hard times just for her one love she doesn't want to let go. Or would she? ************************************************************************* "Hey" "Hey" "Hey" "Hey" "Hey" "Say 'Hey' One more time and you won't be able to eat your favorite cupcakes." I frowned pushing him away and crossing my arms like a little child. I heard him sigh and soon enough his huge arms wrapped around my neck, nose buried in the crook. "You can say 'Hey' I love your voice anyways." My face heated fast and I bit my lip hoping he doesn't notice. God if he only knew how much his words affected me.Concluida
Almost Us
This is my first novel. A story born from countless imagined scenarios-those "what if" moments in the head that never happened but feel so real. It's about friendship, laughter, jealousy, and the feelings we keep hidden. It's about the times we're too quiet, the words left unsaid, and the moments that could have changed everything... if only. What if we were more than friends? What if I said what I felt? What if things turned out differently? This is not the story of "us." This is the story of what we almost were.
Widow's Moon
They were never meant to look at each other. Never meant to speak beyond what duty allowed. And yet-they did. Their love did not bloom in daylight. It grew in glances. In footsteps that echoed too closely. In words left unsaid because speaking them out loud would shatter everything. It is not a loud kind of love. It doesn't demand or beg. It simply exists-soft, patient, aching. A love that asks for nothing, yet gives everything. A love that dares to exist even when no one is watching. A love that was never allowed to begin... and yet somehow, never ended. Because even in a world that told them you cannot, their hearts whispered, *but we already did. --- Will they end up together??
The promised borderlands -(hiatus)
"Please just grant my wish please I-I just want to be with them I want to see them grow with me along side them I want to live as if they were close friends of mine of even lovers so please just please" You begged the strange figure stayed silent for awhile they laughed as if you pleading was some form of act "You truly want this don't you it almost poetic" you just stared wide eyes you look like you were going to cry and then a hand placed it self on your shoulder you looked up to the figure it just smiled that you " Ok sure kid you had it rough so I'll grant you this one wish". "But there will be some downfalls" you looked confused of a second then it came to youConcluida
𝐓@𝐊𝐄 𝐀 𝐒𝐋𝐈𝐂𝐄| Brandon Darrow| Trevor Askill
-𝐓@𝐊𝐄 𝐀 𝐒𝐋𝐈𝐂𝐄 ᵇʳᵃⁿᵈᵒⁿ ᵇᵃʳʳᵒʷ, ᵗʳᵉᵛᵒʳ ᵃˢᵏⁱˡˡ '𝙄 𝙙𝙤𝙣'𝙩 𝙚𝙫𝙚𝙧 𝙬𝙖𝙣𝙣𝙖 𝙥𝙞𝙘𝙠 𝙖 𝙨𝙡𝙞𝙘𝙚. 𝙊𝙣𝙚 𝙞𝙨 𝙥𝙧𝙚𝙩𝙩𝙮 𝙗𝙪𝙩 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙤𝙩𝙝𝙚𝙧 𝙡𝙞𝙚𝙨.' -How a trio of best friends might not have completely gotten over a stupid night they shared. (...t@gged s3) (...brandonxtrevorxfem!oc)Concluida
A story in which everything that could go wrong, does go wrong. "Got any sevens?" He softly asked, his gaze on me as he waited for my reply. Ignoring the temptation to meet his captivating green eyes, I puckered my lips as I focused my stare on the cards in my hand. "Go fish." There was a tense pause. I sensed his movements beside me as he bypassed the cards on the ground. I looked up to question him, but the words got caught in my throat. I gasped taking in the features of his face that was now inches away from mine. I had never noticed the few specks of gold in his green eyes before. My heart raced as his gaze flicked to my lips and back to my eyes. Then, without hesitation, his lips were on mine and my brain turned to mush. Wren Matthews, a struggling college freshman, had faced a lifetime of neglect and hardship from her family. Just as she thought she couldn't endure any more, life threw her another curveball. She tried to bounce back repeatedly, but starting over wasn't easy. Amidst the chaos, one constant emerged. Eli Parker, a dedicated sophomore whose passions for basketball and music defined him. For Eli, life revolved around the rush of the court and the tranquility of melodies which kept him centered. Yet he discovered there's much more to life when one physics class changes everything. Paired together for a semester-long science project, Wren and Eli's relationship as science partners grows from that to study buddies, to friends, then to something... deeper. Their bond weathers complications that tested their resolve. As their connection deepens, a dangerous game of unspoken questions unfolds, leaving one lingering question: Whose Fault? . . . WARNING: This story may not be suitable for some readers. See author's note for more information.
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