Misled Stories

Have you ever followed someone... until you lost yourself? They called him Archange Tezo. A brilliant student, a model son, respected at school and loved at home. He had everything to succeed. Until the day a bad influence slipped into his daily life. A friendship, a choice, a mistake... and everything fell apart. Between the bustling streets of Brazzaville and the school benches, Archange will discover that even the strongest can fall. That delinquency doesn't choose its victims, and sometimes, one wrong step is enough to destroy a promising future. But is it too late to turn back? Can the irreparable truly be fixed? Immersed in this powerful story, you will follow the downfall of a seemingly ordinary young man, whose destiny is shaken by choices, silence, and the people he surrounds himself with. A fictional novel rooted in the reality of an entire generation - between hope, betrayal, and redemption.

Having fun with poetry. Thank you for reading! If you like, then please vote and follow @harpreetkaur_poetry :)

Another Poetry Collection concerning love, romantic love in this case. Some are new, some have already been published on here but all are original and from the heart. Different situations explored, though some are clearly linked. Hope you enjoy and let me know what you think! :)

This is a very short story about... well, read it and find out. Stick with it, the end may surprise you. Don't skip ahead though, it might ruin the story for you.

This is a letter to my very first love. Its all true. He was amazing. We were kids. Literally kids and we well I didn't know any better until I opened eyes about what a past friend and him were doing behind my back. So enjoy comment. rate. fan. <3

Tyler is a 16-year-old boy who can see visions from time to time when he closes his eyes. His guess is, it's a mental condition but no doctor or person, in general, can diagnose him. The visions he sees give him quite a fright since everything they included, always comes true. Despite this, he hopes to live a normal life, but his friend Luc has different plans for their future. So when Tyler stays over at Luc's house for a sleepover, he gets caught up in a mess he didn't sign up for. Throughout it, they find out that God does exist. Just not the kind people expected.

Follow four sisters as they struggle through a childhood of neglect and danger. This is a true story, but I have changed names and slight details to protect them. I haven't overdramatized any part, added any parts, or sugar-coated any of it. This IS how it happened; the experiences they lived through. This story is based on memory which can be imperfect at times and therefore this story is only as truthful as humanly possible.

Kimberly Mazent fell victim at the tender age of sixteen to Malik Wright. She was a naive little girl, who was lost and looking for love. All Malik had to do was say a few sweet words and she was head over heels. Kimmy was warned by those around her, especially her mother, to stay away from Malik. He was a monster, and a wicked, spiteful man. But, she didn't see him as so. To her, he was one of those rare gentle giants. But, she soon learned, Malik wasn't as gentle as she thought. Will Kimmy overcome the beat downs, degrading, and embarrassments Malik will put her through? Or will she sit back and continue to be his puppet?

How some might think of educational institutions.

A dystopian young adult novel about a place called Elysium where people dreamed of living. However, they need to undergo a purification process before being allowed to move there. Once in Elysium, the citizens aren't allowed to go back to their hometown. The truth is only revealed when Fermaryllis II ran into an Elysian.

This is how I have felt about 'my generation' at some points in time. It may not be entirely discerning or correct but it is how I felt and so I wrote it down. If you read it then please vote, comment, or like (or all three!) and show your support. I am happy to return the favour :) Out of interest, if you're feeling extra-specially generous, I would love if you read this and then put down in the comments what generation you belong to and what you think sums them up. It doesn't have to be long or massively inspirational- I simply feel like it would be interesting to know.

Her being was my ecstasy, she was my addiction. She balanced my demons every time they tried to bring hers out to play.

Marley Walker is an average seventeen-year-old girl. Happy family and all that jazz. Only her look-a-like little sister Tally is a trouble maker. A trouble maker who loves to rob places with her so called 'friends'. One eventful night while Marley's parents are out of town Marley is in charge. Well sort-of. Tally is out robbing a drug store which is caught on tape. The police mistake Marley for Tally and arrest Marley. Police get hold of all the crimes committed under 'Walker', assuming Marley did all the crimes she is sent to a juvenile delinquent center in Oregon. Marley wants nothing more but to go home with her little brother; Colby. But soon after arriving, Marley runs into a very interesting person; Ryder Blake. Not only is Marley interested in him, but he is interested in her. But there is something Ryder is hiding. What it is? That's what Marley wants to figure out. She's convinced that while she's being held in the center she can discover Ryder Blake. All while trying to get home. Which is what Ryder doesn't want. What will happen between Ryder and Marley? Will Marley leave before finding out Ryder? Or will something else happen?...

A university fresher walked into the wrong hands but got saved by her name.

i don't care if the world knows what my secrets are

"I feel as if my body is broken into pieces...as if ever since, I was dropped like a delicate beautiful vase and all of my pieces shattered against the cold hard floor of reality. Every piece cannot be found. Not even the the small core of me. I am Broken, and they or him can't do anything about it. Let me succumb to my cracks and wounds as I lay here to suffer slowly and painfully." Sequel to Little Things. All right reserved. Copyright 2013