Lullaby Stories

_THE NANNY'S SECRET_ 19 YEARS AGO: Amara Mokae flew from Limpopo to Bangkok to be a nanny for the Thanachai family. She fell for Arnon. Got pregnant. Took the blame for a murder to save him. Died in prison. The Thanachais called it "cardiac arrest" and smuggled her baby to Africa. PRESENT DAY: That baby is Naledi Mokae, 17. She forged a US scholarship, flew to Bangkok, and enrolled at BIEA - where the Thanachai heirs rule. She didn't come to study. She came to end them. The problem? Jin Thanachai remembers a Sepedi lullaby from his childhood. Sung by Amara. Mei Thanachai still keeps Amara's hair ribbon. Amara raised her. Kai Thanachai watched guards carry baby Naledi out of Amara's room. He thought she died. They don't know she's their cousin. She doesn't know they loved her mother too. Expect: Bullying, betrayal, flashbacks that will wreck you, "I hate you" to "I'd die for you", and a father who will kill to keep 2007 buried. _Fiction. Not based on a true story. Names, characters, places, and incidents are products of the author's imagination. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental._ _Content Warning:_ Murder, suicide mention, prison violence, child abandonment, classism. No sexual content involving minors.

This story came to me from a dream I had, and I decided to turn it into something real. I hope you enjoy reading it as much as I enjoyed imagining it. . . . . In a hidden forest where magic once lived in harmony, a child is born with violet eyes and hair as rare as her destiny. Her name is Adeline. But peace never lasts forever. When a violent attack destroys everything she knows, her mother makes a heartbreaking choice sending her away with only a necklace and a lullaby to protect her. A lullaby that is not just a song... but a key to something far greater. As Adeline grows, she begins to realize that every time she sings, something inside her awakens... something powerful... something dangerous. And the truth about her past is waiting to rise from the shadows.

❝ Can I sing you a lullaby? ❞ * ( jaydon x female oc ) * ( 2025 - onward )

Harley Simmons isn't your typical Stanford girl. She's a demon, but a good demon. These are incredibly rare, and when she befriends Sam Winchester at Stanford, she realizes how much danger she's in. With nowhere else to go, she follows Sam and his brother Dean on their hunts, all the while trying to not let them discover what she really is.

A trip to a haunted house became the worst night of Percy's life. ~complete~

Okay, this was just too good of an idea to turn down. In this story, John Smith will know a bit about Ahtohallan from Frozen 2, too. I'm going to take some from Thomas: A Disney Fanfiction, which I wrote before, and John is going to sing the song to Thomas after his nightmare. Thomas is going to ask some of the others what the river in the song is and they're going to tell him about it. This is going to make him appreciate John more and he starts to get a little attached to the song. I don't own the characters, they're works of Disney.

Since you were a small child, mother always talked about Him. She told of a God, powerful and loving, and how you would never be harmed as long as his angels watched over you. As she put you to bed each and every night, she'd sing to you, before telling you a story. She would always talk about your guardian angel... his name was Castiel. Some twenty years, he appears.

the thing he'd die for he dies by These are the depraved lullabies from my dreams. - this poetry collection is featured on @StoriesUndiscovered! READ AT OWN RISK CONTAINS TRIGGER WARNING TOPICS

Nikole and Darren have always been in love with each other; heart, soul, and mind. But, is Darren willing to do ANYTHING for his beloved? It all started with, "Dear Darren..."

Charlene remembers how Yugo sing his adoptive father's song for the first time when he calmed Agumon down, so she knows how there was a flashback about Yugo as a baby when three months ago after Alibert adopted him.

A school student introvert girl who lives in an old, echoing house with her constantly busy-with-work parents, stumbles upon a hidden wall phone in her bedroom. Next to the wall phone, few mysterious numbers are lightly embossed, almost glowing faintly. Driven by an inexplicable curiosity, she dials. On the other side of the unsettlingly silent call, an ethereal lullaby begins, sung with inhuman, otherworldly vocals that seem to weave directly into her mind. Who is she, this heavenly beautiful woman with otherworldly power and vocals?

In the quiet hours of the night, a gentle melody wafts through the air, a lullaby that has been sung by generations of parents to their children. These simple tunes, often dismissed as just bedtime songs, hold a profound significance in the realm of child development. Welcome to our exploration of the benefits of lullabies and their importance for your child's growth.

When Poppy Lewis is kidnapped by the Napoleon of Crime, she is hurled into a dangerous game. She is threatened with death to help her kidnapper ensnare the great Sherlock Holmes. But Poppy gets clever. Escaping death once, she is forced to hide until it is safe again. Will she gain the upper hand over the man who is hunting her down? Or will she simply become another victim? Thanks to iEatPrayLuv for making such a lovely cover!

GREATEST VOYAGE I once thought you were the rainbow after the rain, My only refuge, the one who finally came. I guess I was mistaken, my thoughts were insane. You were the beautiful storm, none but addition to the pain. I was so utterly deceived By the love I thought I received. I regret, but maybe you were meant to stay a lesson, Maybe you were meant to break me for a reason. Against the current of the ocean water, I tried to fix us and make it better. But, somehow life leads us to different adventures And destiny has something else for us in the future. Goodbye my dear voyager, it's been great sailing with you. But I think this is my stop now, Captain, I say it's true. The trip was astounding because of all we've been through. We have to carry on now, but I promise I'll always look back to you. Author's note: Heyya! If you liked that puhleaz continue reading for that was only the first poem. And yuss if you're a Lang Leav fan, so am I! And my poems and prose are inspired of her books. So go ahead. Go on this cruise with me.

I wrote these in high school. They're very cringe, but they're here.

A collection of original ocean-themed lullabies about feeling lost and yearning for something more, but not knowing what it is or what that really means to begin with. Now available on Amazon in paperback and ebook edition!