Bitter-sweet Stories

At Evergreen Academy, perfection is expected and power is inherited. A'noria arrives on a full scholarship, determined to prove that she belongs. Ezran has always ruled the top. Admired, untouchable, certain that no one could rival him. Until her. What starts as a competition turns into something sharper...older. Because their rivalry happened once before. It feels like history is repeating itself... -------- "You'll hate me." "I wish I would."

You attracted the attention of some strange individuals... Good luck. (MOST CHAPTERS WILL BE ONESHOTS, SOME MAY GET SEQUELS. FEEL FREE TO REQUEST.) Cover is Kisara from Engage Kiss.

Recommended for 15+ (Make you're own call if you think you have the maturity of roughly a 15-year-old or older... you're good) Anyway... Six years have passed since Aaravos fell... Six years of planning, failing, hoping and waiting for what's to come, and just... trying to move on. But no one can predict the future. (Well, maybe Kosmo kind of can). Meanwhile, Rayla and Callum are navigating love, loss, and the unknown. Old enemies awaken, new dangers emerge, and every choice could destroy the world they've fought so hard to protect. Their home. Can they survive what's coming... together? ...Or will everything fall to pieces? The cover art, is edited and designed (Put together...) By me using way too much photoshop, but the base image is created by Hanna Hofer, and the logo obviously belongs to the creators of the show!

You're late, Sadhana." "I wasn't late, Megumi. I was giving the curses a head start." Being Megumi Fushiguro's older sister isn't a heroic duty-it's a headache. Sadhana is notoriously lazy, sharp-tongued, and armed with a shadow technique that crafts cold steel instead of shikigami. Megumi thinks she's an irresponsible slacker; Sadhana thinks Megumi is a self-sacrificing martyr. They argue, hold grudges, and carry the same bitter scars left by Toji's abandonment-and the lingering, silent guilt over Tsumiki's curse that neither knows how to heal. Yet, despite the constant bickering, Sadhana finds herself dragged into playing reluctant big sister to Tokyo High's newest disasters: adopting Yuji's reckless energy, matching Nobara's sharp attitude, and trying to keep all three first-years alive under Gojo Satoru's chaotic watch. As the jujutsu world grows darker and higher-ups push them toward the brink, Sadhana realizes that having an armory in your shadow doesn't mean you can shield everyone from their fate-or save them from themselves

This is a TeeteePor story with a touch of supernatural moments. Por is a final year student who is surrounded by his friends but still feels lonely somehow. But the day he meets Teetee, an introverted boy who doesn't like talking, that lonely, empty feeling in his heart seems to disappear instantly. What happens when two hearts that are waiting for each other meets but destiny is not so easy to reach?

Adrian and Noah have been best friends for years. Somewhere between childhood memories and growing up, their friendship becomes something neither of them knows how to name. With feelings left unspoken and a goodbye approaching, they are given one last chance to say what truly matters. But sometimes, the words we leave unsaid become the ones we carry forever.

Some people you meet once and never again. Some people you meet on a train, nine minutes at a time, until nine minutes isn't enough. There is a boy who runs film through an empty theater every night, waiting for someone to fill the seats. There is a girl who develops other people's memories and keeps none of her own. He never learned how to stop reaching for people. She has to decide if she'll let herself be reached. The train always leaves on time. Whether they're both on it is the only question that matters.

Every October, the lanterns must burn. In the Breton village of Saint-Aven, someone must light the 42 lanterns on the cliff path every night of October, so the lost can find their way home. Maëlle Kervella, a restoration architect from Paris, has come to sell her late great-aunt's cottage, not to keep village legends. On her first night, she leaves the lanterns dark. At dawn, a stranger knocks on her door. He's soaked to the bone, and he swears it's 1954. Thirty-one nights. Forty-two lanterns. One love that crossed seventy years to find her. A cozy, slightly eerie October romance in 12 chapters. 🕯️

AVAILABLE ON AMAZON: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0H9BDP9VD (Kindle, paperback, and hardcover versions) Every October 9th, Wren breaks her own rule and lets herself remember him. She goes back. Not in memory - really back. An ordinary Tuesday, a decade gone, and he's warm, and breathing, and reaching for her hand like no time has passed. She's always believed she was traveling back to save him. She's about to find out who's actually been on the other end of the door the whole time - and it isn't who she thinks. A grief that won't stay in the past. A love she never let herself see coming. And the brother who's spent ten years showing up, one impossible coincidence at a time.

A rebel and her president getting along? Impossible! Piper Kitz has finally enrolled in her new dream school, an all-girls school, no less! Yet all her joy here slowly shifts into suspicion once she sees that the president of the student council is feared by all. However, after this naive rebel's little prank, she finally understands why... but whatever could they mean by her "freshman days"?! Note from the author: This is a reupload cuz I somehow accidentally deleted my old account with this story lmao-

In Brand New Day, Peter Parker takes a bullet meant for Jean Grey. Somehow, from miles away, Jean keeps him alive. Frank Castle calls it "voodoo magic." Peter never learns what happened during those missing hours-or what keeping him alive cost her. A few weeks later, an anonymous delivery arrives. Inside is food and a receipt: ordinary words, numbers that should mean nothing. Except Peter understands them. It is a message written in a language only he and Jean would know. Following it brings Peter back into Jean's life-and into a growing argument over fear, power, safety, and how much choice one person can be asked to surrender for everyone else. Finding Jean is only the beginning. Peter's past is on a collision course with him, too. An erased life. People he loved. Promises he broke. Choices he once called sacrifice. As the past begins finding him again, Peter is forced to confront a question he has spent years answering with his own body: When does protecting someone become deciding for them? A post-Brand New Day slow burn about survival, autonomy, regret, grief, and the dangerous difference between being needed and being loved.

Betrayed by love, abandoned by everyone, and failing at life - she's a girl who was told she was nothing. But what happens when the sun forgets you... and you learn to shine anyway?

An intense relatable drama about a loser incel who constantly is in a war with his inner self and how he struggles to find his identity and his place in a society all the while holding severe grudges against majority of the person in his life

"I'm dead, Athena, but you aren't. Why have you come here?" In a strange world that has not seen life, memories are twisted and souls roam the land. Athena Everhart walks in, unwelcome - she does not belong here. She is alive. Her existence in this place threatens a fragile balance between life and death. As she searches for a way home, she encounters impossibilities that reveal secrets bound to the land. What if death was not the end?

Chloe Santibañez had everything-money, beauty, popularity, and the unquestioned attention of everyone at school. Elena Alcantara had none of it. Quiet, shy, and painfully aware of the distance between them, Elena never imagined that Chloe would even notice her. Until Chloe's friends made a bet. Make Elena fall in love with her before prom. Break her heart on prom night. It should have been easy. Except Chloe didn't expect to fall first. Years later, fate brings them together again-only this time, Chloe is no longer the rich girl Elena remembers. Her family's empire has collapsed, their name is buried beneath scandal, and Chloe has nothing left except the memories of the girl she once destroyed. Elena, meanwhile, has built a life of her own. And she has every reason to hate Chloe. But some loves don't disappear. They simply wait for the courage to be faced again.

For months, Kousei Arima's world has been monochrome-a quiet, heavy place locked in the phantom silence of piano keys he no longer dares to play. But then comes Kaori Miyazono. Loud, free-spirited, and entirely unbothered by his hesitation, she sweeps into his life and forcibly dials up its colors. A soft, heartwarming moment under the dappled sunlight, where two musicians find their rhythm beyond the stage. A Your Lie in April one-shot.

Genre: Coming-of-Age • Literary Fiction • School Life • Drama • Friendship • Romance

A story of found families taking place in Faerun from DnD. I'm new to writing and stuff so don't expect much. Just remember not all stories have a happy ending...

Sometimes, the people we love don't leave because they stopped loving us. Sometimes, they leave because they don't know how to fight for the love they have. January was supposed to be nothing more than a month and a half in my mother's hometown. I arrived counting the days until I could go home. Then I met Philip. What began with a quiet conversation beside a fire slowly became a love I thought would last forever. Late-night calls. Whispered goodnights. Dreams about marriage. I thought I'd found the person I was meant to spend my life with. Until one day, everything changed. He pushed me away, and I discovered another girl. I thought he had stopped loving me. Years later, I learned there was more to the story-but by then, our lives had already gone in different directions. We both moved on. We both married. We both had children. And yet, some memories never completely disappear. Because sometimes the hardest part isn't losing someone. It's never knowing what might have happened if things had been different. This is my story. The story of a love that began in January... and the ending we never got.

"Do you think she's still out there?" "I have to." In a city run by the machines that were supposed to save humanity, Raymond built her something to remember her by, a small bot that records everything. He never imagined it would be the only thing left of her.