Graduation Stories

I stood there near a man well my soon to be husband which of all I don't even know his name or anything about him. She looked just like an angel. I swear she's an angel. He's so tall and handsome as hell. He's so bad but he does it so well. Does she remember the night they met. He had already seen her for a long time. Being all soft and cuddly just for her. "nobody dares to touch my wife" he growled pulling you closer. Then going home and making love. "are you also forced into this marriage" you whispered to him. He raised his eyebrows and looked at you. "what do you mean" he whispered "this marriage" you say "no" he says with no sad emotion Then he leaned in closer to you and whispered "I'm the one who asked your parents to give their beautiful daughter to me" he smirked pulling away.

Some people are connected by blood. Others are connected by the promises they keep. What began as four strangers in a university became a family built on trust, laughter, heartbreak, healing, and unconditional love. This is the story of The Square-a story that proves home is never a place. It's the people who never stop waiting for you.

𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇: Three years after their friendship fell apart, a misfit, a jock, a popular girl, a loser, and a bad boy reunite for one last summer together before leaving for university. But inevitably, old memories resurface, and new truths are concealed. However, they all do have one thing left in common. Things 𝘭𝘦𝘧𝘵 𝘶𝘯𝘴𝘢𝘪𝘥.

"Maybe the stars burn out after all." ✩₊˚.⋆☾⋆⁺₊✧ Ava and Conan were best friends in every universe. Until something happened that neither of them ever talk about anymore. And no one else ever understood what it was. But souls tied together never really drift apart, do they?

Ten days before graduation, an asteroid strikes the Moon. Now shattered pieces of it are falling toward Earth, and the world's best scientists can only give humanity a sixty-percent chance of surviving. For eighteen-year-old Ethan Reed, there is only one thing he refuses to leave unsaid. He has spent two years in love with Olivia. If the world is ending, he's finally going to tell her. But while Ethan spends his final days chasing the girl he's always wanted, he fails to notice the person who has always been beside him-Maya, his childhood best friend, who has loved him quietly for years. With every passing day, the sky grows more dangerous, the world falls further apart, and tomorrow becomes less certain. Sometimes it takes the end of the world to realize who you never wanted to lose. (Full disclosure, Novel cover was created by AI)

They had one year left at U.A. One year for Ochaco to confess. One year for Izuku to understand what he truly felt. But graduation came before either of them could say what mattered. Years later, Izuku finally knows what he wants. Ochaco. So he goes to find her. Only to discover that she's already moved on. Or at least... that's what she tells herself. "You came..." "You called." Disclaimer: I do not own these characters; They belong to the creator of MHA, Kohei Horikoshi #aftergraduation#izuocha#timeskip#thirdyears

Victoria Belmore has always had the perfect life... or at least that's what everyone thinks. Born into one of the most powerful families in the city, she has everything she could ever want: money, status, friends, and a place among the most important students at her academy. Aiden Campbell has just as much. He's the popular quarterback, the heir to another powerful family, and someone Victoria once considered her best friend. But after a secret tears them apart, everything changes. Now, during their final year at their boarding school, Victoria and Aiden are no longer the inseparable friends they used to be. They're enemies. Between rival families, complicated friendships, hidden secrets, betrayal, and a school where everyone seems to have something to hide, Victoria begins to realize that the person she trusts the least might be the one who understands her the most.

It's about A young boy in a girl's familiar Dream and it tells a poem called Till We Meet Again.

Olivia Bennett has senior year planned out: make memories with her best friends, get into UVA's nursing program, and stay far away from boy drama. Luke Grayson has spent years focused on one thing-swimming. As Northridge's captain with college coaches watching, he doesn't have time for relationships, distractions, or anything that could get between him and his future at UVA. Especially Liv. Luke's best friend, Nate, just went through a messy breakup with Liv's best friend, Brooke, leaving their two friend groups on anything but good terms. Liv knows Luke's reputation, and getting involved with him would only create more drama than either of them needs. But one unexpected conversation turns into another, and staying away becomes harder than they expected. Secret texts, secret drives, and stolen moments their friends know nothing about. What starts as harmless attraction slowly turns into something neither of them expected. Falling for each other was never part of their senior-year plans. Now the question isn't whether their friends will find out. It's how long they have until they do.

It's about A young girl in a familiar Dream and it tells a poem called Graduation Day.

Eighteen year old Ashley Bennet has spent most of her life in New York City, surrounded by her loving parents and the six friends who have become her second family Cyrus, Maya, Noah, Kai, Serena, and Ethan. Their final year of high school should be simple: classes, college applications, friendships, and figuring out what comes next. But as graduation gets closer, old friendships begin to shift, secrets come to light, and Ashley starts seeing Cyrus differently than she ever expected. In a city that never stops moving, they have one year left to figure out who they are, who they trust, and who they'll become when it's finally time to leave.

Off The Airwaves: Two states. Three thousand miles. And one highly illegal school radio show. Maya is ready to leave this town. She's got her bags mentally packed for California, a loud mouth, and a total refusal to acknowledge that her life is about to change forever. Chloe is... not ready. She's headed to New York, her anxiety is at an all-time high, and she's pretty sure she can't survive a week without her best friend. To escape a brutal senior-year drama elective, they take over their high school's abandoned, dusty media closet. Instead of reading the boring daily lunch menus, they plug in a contraband voice-changer and launch an anonymous, late-night advice broadcast for the senior class. Under the codenames The Late Night Caps, they roast cafeteria drama, give terrible advice on senioritis, and expose the school's biggest secrets. Within a week, the show is a viral phenomenon. Within a month, they are dodging a furious vice principal determined to shut them down. But as the college countdown ticks closer to zero, the letters in their secret drop-box get a little too real-and Maya and Chloe have to face the one question they've been broadcasting around all year: How do you say goodbye to the person who holds your entire world together?

Natalie Levine, James Peirce, and Alice Foster have been friends since childhood. After graduation, they decide to go on a four-day camping trip. Little do they know, the Blackwood Forest has other plans. "The forest changes people..." (This probably won't be finished as I can't figure out a good ending 😔)

Isang kwento ng pagkakaibigan, pangarap, at pagpapaalam. Siyam na magkakaibigan na magtatapos na sa pag-aaral, at nangangako sa isa't isa na kahit magkahiwalay man sila, mananatili silang magkakasama sa puso. Ngunit hindi lahat ng pangako ay natutupad - at ang tadhana ay may ibang plano para sa kanila.

When asked for a wish, they will say that it is for each other's dreams to come true at some point in life. As students who almost graduate from high school, all of them have different kinds of dreams---from Yeosang who wants to continue managing his family's café business, to Jongho who wishes to study music. It's simple, right? Many people want their dreams to come true; they are no different. What they do not realise, however, is that their simple wish---as vague as it sounds---somehow also applies to disparate and fortuitous things. You can call it coincidence, but at what cost do they want to keep believing that assumption? Until there is one dream that would decide for them either to be or not to be dead, none of the eight boys has ever thought that staying alive is such a grandiose wish. [Disclaimer: Several scenes, narratives, and dialogues throughout this story may be triggering for some (proceed to the content warnings below). Particular scenes involving blood, however, will not be described explicitly.] *Content warnings: Major character death, blood, suicide, violence and murder, use of mild language. An ATEEZ short story. © 2022, beyondmars. (Photo of night sky used in the cover is by Rafael Cerqueira from Pexels.)

Five years. Five years of being apart from eachother. Only times they could see eachother during calls or reunion trips. Their love still untact. Their friendships to. They thought they would never see eachother except for these reunion trips, when suddenly.... . . . . Heyy y'all! this is Part four and the LAST part of the series "Enemies to Lovers: A RorAsa Fanfiction"! i had so much fun writing these, and i feel veryy proud of myself! anyways, enjoyyy <3 🚨DISCLAIMER🚨 This is a story written for entertaintment, do not take it seriously.

Ophelia is just an 18 year old, almost high school graduate in Scarborough, Maine. She thinks her life is pretty boring, being the janitor for her aunt Sarah's inn and finishing high school. All of this ends when she wakes up in a dark room with no idea how she got there. She has to fight for her life and find her way back home, but she also has to choose between tough love and the safety of home. (I do not own nor did I take the cover photo). Book Copyrighted. Please do not steal or rewrite my work without asking me.

The auditorium of Riverside High School is buzzing with intense anticipation. As rows upon rows of graduates sit in their caps and gowns, Rhea stands backstage with trembling hands, clutching her valedictorian speech notes. She faces the heavy burden of distilling four irreplaceable years of shared experiences, growth, and deep connections into a few meaningful minutes. Flanked by her inseparable best friends-the mischievous, encouraging Jeff and the cool, reassuring Lynn-Rhea takes the podium. Standing before her classmates, teachers, and crying parents, she delivers a raw, deeply moving tribute to the companions who became her puzzle pieces. Even as an underlying loneliness looms over their impending separation, Rhea's heartfelt words remind everyone that some bonds completely transcend distance and time. A poignant, beautiful coming-of-age slice-of-life drama about navigating the breathtaking pause between endings and beginnings, honoring your roots, and finding the ultimate confidence to face an uncertain future.

Stephanie Hearts seems like your average highschool girl but at night she's every criminal's worst hero/vigilante nightmare. The cops tolerate her,the press follow her and the people love her. Well most do. She's got a unique personality,past and way of dealing with evil. Follow her and decide for yourselves whether she's really helping or is just sadistic. What she does know is that she's a girl battling her inner demons. And now she's just learnt that she's a long lost Mafia princess and that all those stories about vampires and werewolves are true. What's a simple nighttime vigilante like her to do.

"The Seasons of My Life-" Some people enter our lives like seasons. They arrive unexpectedly, fill our days with warmth, laughter and memories, and before we realise it, they begin to fade away. Hinako never expected Yoshikawa Akihiko to become such a person. He was charming, carefree, and perhaps a little too fond of changing girlfriends. She was simply trying to survive school, practice her passion of writing and create weird philosophies Yet somewhere between ordinary days, late-night conversations, shared meals, laughter, and flowers blooming beneath the changing sky, an unexpected philosophy begins to form. A philosophy that neither of them knows how to name. Spring. Summer. Autumn. Winter. Four seasons. A thousand memories. One friendship that changes everything. And when the final spring arrives, Hinako must learn that some goodbyes aren't truly endings. Sometimes, they are simply another kind of beginning. The Seasons of My Life A story of love turning into friendship