Mourning Stories

"Life, is just a game. That we play without tutorial. And me, Shigaraki Tenko, I am... The final boss." When she came back to Japan after the war, Réka didn't find what she expected. No one expected her connection with Tomura, nor the two children by her side. A decade later, Tenko joins Yuei, to prevent that, what happened to his father, would happen again. But the past isn't left behind. It surges back. About a story they ignored. About a cult slowly rising. About a cursed legacy, he both tries to break and is entangled in. ---------- Mature contents: -Strong language -Physical/psychological violence -Bullying/harrassment -Moral ambiguity -Substance use/addiction -Depression/suicide attempt/self-harm -Necrophagy -Lots of mentions around death/grief/mourning since the core theme exploited here is Tomura's death and legacy. TL.DR = I can't gauge each person's sensitivity and mine is basically low so you're warned. ---------- This story is also published on AO3, Inkitt, Quotev, Space Battles and FFN. Any repost, translation, or derivative use without explicit permission is not authorised.

After a devestating loss, Freddy and Gregory find themselves both struggling to repair and maintain their relationship through their grief. ** Part 3 of my Mafia AU series!! Please read the first two parts first, or this won't make sense! ** ** Cover art not mine ** ** (Most) characters belong to Scott Cawthon/Steel Wool ** (More info on my Tumblr @Odd_G0ul)

Steelport greets the Saints with hostility and loss. Kyouki is left to face the chaos - torn between mourning and control. As she hunts for answers and stabilizes her empire, the Saints are forced to confront what their power has truly cost them.

Luz was not able to save Eda from petrification. Or King. Or Lilith. During her fight with Belos, she was involuntarily ripped from the Boiling Isles, by an unknown force, and transported to Amphibia, where she crashes Anne and Sasha's reunion party. Luz's absence from the Boiling Isles prevents several key events from taking place as a result, affecting the lives of many of those living there and elsewhere. (Note: This story will get very dark)

Harbin, November. Minus twenty-two and getting colder. She hadn't answered since Thursday, so I went over with a bag of tangerines because I didn't want to eat alone. I had a key. The lock always took three tries. I'm not going to tell you what I found. Not yet. Maybe not ever. What I can tell you is that when the paramedics came, I stood in her apartment and explained to them - calmly, reasonably, the way you'd argue with a bank - that she couldn't be dead, because she had work on Monday and she had never once taken a day off in three years. I was wrong about that. I was wrong about almost everything. I Don't Want to Eat Alone is a novel about grief, distance, and the things that get lost in translation between two people who loved each other in a language neither of them spoke well. It's about a foreigner with no standing - not family, not next of kin, just the man who found her - trying to piece together why, from three thousand kilometres away, in a country whose paperwork has no box for what he was to her. It's about her mother, who flew in from Fuqing and asked me one question in a doorway that I answered too fast. It's about a city built by people who left, that is very, very good at continuing. And it's about what was done to her online, in a language I can't read, by people whose names I will never know. She was learning English. She had an exam booked. There was a date circled in red pen. I never got to see it.

Sneak peek at my story ✨ "A police officer is trying to talk to me, but I can't hear a thing he's saying, only the muffled sound of his voice. So I sit on the edge of the Ambulance, angry and mad and sad and confused. I just want to see Monday but they took her away from me. As I watch my car continue to go up in flames, I pick at my thumb nail and blame myself for what happened." Miles is a college student who lives a mostly normal life with a Major in dance. Mostly normal. He never knew his biological parents. After being adopted from a Child Care Facility at thirteen, finding a family of his own was like paradise. He lived in harmony with his new sister, Monday, and his adoptive parents that become like family. Until the plane accident. After losing his adoptive parents, Miles does everything to keep Monday safe. And he keeps to that promise. Mostly. After meeting a new dance partner, Miles grows to like him, but pushes the new feeling away. Life in denial was mostly great. Until he lost everything in a car accident, including his hearing. Will Miles over come it? Or will his push his friends and new companion away?

APOLLINAIRE is the grandson of the oldest witch in the South. He's the first boy born in her line for three hundred years, and she guards him jealously, teaching him all the magic she knows before anyone else can corrupt him. Between his bloodline and his talent, there's a lot riding on his shoulders, all before he's twelve years old. And then his father sues for custody in the divorce. PAUL ST. ROSE is an emergency medic. At 21, it's not the end of his career path-or his schooling-but it's a good place to land and catch his breath. He's always done well in high-stress environments, managing to keep his cool even when the world is falling apart around him. But when his grandmother dies, he's pulled back into the life he used to lead: back into Old Mère's rickety trailer with the black soil garden out front; back into the social rough-and-tumble of his mother's side of the family, rife with petty backstabbing; back into who he used to be. Between the cold success of Paul and the honeysuckle-sweet occultism of Apollinaire, he crumbles under the weight of everything that he was supposed to be by now. He's always done well in high-stress environments. But what can he do when he's the one falling to pieces?

A new year at Nine Petal Academy means a new crop of students, including a boy who can't control his magic, a thief, an angel, and even a suit of armor? Adela, Lei, and their friends are tasked with welcoming the new class of first years and helping them adjust to life at the prestigious magical academy. But as they get to know the new students, Adela and her friends discover that each one has their unique challenges and secrets. Will they be able to help their new classmates overcome their struggles and find their place at Nine Petal Academy? Don't miss out on this heartwarming tale of friendship, acceptance, and the power of community. Follow Adela, Lei, and co. as they welcome the new class of first years and navigate the challenges of their second year at Nine Petal Academy. All rights reserved.

This is a book where I compile all of the fan fic that I've written about this manga. I hope you guys enjoy it. *Cover is not mine* Disclaimer: This fanwork is based on A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School. I do not claim ownership of any characters or settings from the original work. All rights remain with the original creator and publishers. This work is created for entertainment purposes only and is not for profit. Credits: Fandom: A Terrified Teacher at Ghoul School Creator: Mai Tanaka Fanfiction by: Eliscass_Quin Note: My works is also published in ao3 under the same name.

Your family just had moved into town, the same very day the world began to end.

She was a like a bird, full of life and ready to fly away ... until her wings got cut He was made of distant echoes, drifting without direction... until one voice reached him like gravity."

* Updates every other day * TW: A story about suicide, don't read if you think it'll be triggering. It also includes mature themes such as rape. "Wow," I say. He pauses and looks up at me, "I can't believe you want me." "What do you mean?" "You're everything. You're kind, respectful, and you're good at making me feel good... I'm a wreck." "You're my wreck." *** Olivia's world was flipped upside down when her best friend, Ava, committed suicide seemingly out of the blue three months ago. As she tries to cope with the loss, she finds herself with an urge to text Ava's old number. Although she knows that there won't be a reply, she does it anyway. Surprisingly, she gets a reply from somebody who will change the entire meaning of Ava's suicide. *** thank y'all for 100 views 🥺 it doesn't seem like much but it means a lot to me to know that so many people have read my book. I appreciate each and every one of you.

She never thought she'd meet the one who would change her life among the dead. Faith is a high school girl from a deeply religious American family. But since Ren, her boyfriend, lost his life in a scooter accident the previous spring, she no longer believes in anything-or anyone. Consumed by grief and unable to return to school or live a normal life, Faith finds her only escape in Miles, her best friend and next-door neighbor. Then autumn arrives. As the leaves wither and the sky, so gray it deserves to be forgiven, weeps its tears, Faith begins to notice a boy standing among the graves. Then at church. Then everywhere she goes. Except she seems to be the only one who can see him. Who is this mysterious boy who keeps appearing in her path? Why has he entered her life? And what does he want from her?

Co-written by JackAtlas1996! In the middle of the night, Blake and Adam stand at the edge of the sea. Adam can't figure out why Blake is there.

Fox didn't know if Commander Tano was innocent. (Day 3 of Commander Fox Week)

He was only about eight years old when this all went down, and now he was 142. Still, though, the memories are clearer than ever.

When you lose someone you love, they can't be replaced. You may never feel that same way ever again. Until you think you just might. To fall in love again after death parts you brings upon the guilt that can only been washed away by the departed's approval. Victoria, isn't all that approving. She has quite a bit of unfinished business before finally being able to let go. If she ever let's go. After all, till death does she part.

My relationship with my father was far from ideal. Growing up, I never received the love or attention I needed from him, which created an emotional distance between us. I felt lost, without the paternal guidance I longed for. Then, in 2020, during the midst of the pandemic, my father passed away from lung cancer, leaving a gaping hole in my heart. His death forced me to confront the childhood traumas I had buried for so long. Six months later, in 2021, tragedy struck again. My closest cousin-who was like a sister to me, someone I grew up with-died on New Year's Eve. She was found cold and lifeless in a hotel bathtub, after celebrating with friends. No one knew what had happened. Autopsies later revealed an aortic aneurysm, but the shock and the uncertainty lingered. Her death, like my father's, left me shaken, and I wasn't prepared for the weight of such loss at the age of 25, especially while being in a foreign land, just starting my career. The pandemic made it impossible to return home, and I never got to say goodbye. My mind struggled to comprehend the chaos unfolding around me, particularly my cousin's death, which became a national sensation and was plastered all over the news. It was overwhelming, and the grief was suffocating, pulling me into a deep depression. Though depression often carries a negative connotation, it also became the source of something beautiful. In the midst of that misery, I found solace in writing poetry-a way to articulate my emotions and process my pain. From that dark place, I found a voice, and I've continued to write ever since. I invite you to read my poems with an open heart, understanding that they come from a place of grief, pain, and loss. But in time, they also reflect hope, healing, and the quiet renewal that follows suffering. If you are someone who has been on the same situation, I hope you'll find healing and peace one day. With love, Leon Ranzy

Best friends Daniel Warner and Cassidy Hayes have been dealt one shitty hand down in Baskwater, Texas. Between the abuse and neglect, they thought their lives couldn't get any worse. But what awaits for them when they get back from one of the biggest music festivals in Texas, and how do they cope with it? Can Dan and Cass get justice for their families? Join them on their journey to justice, no matter how messy it gets... Please listen to the playlist according to chapter notes, it'll make your experience 10x better!