Savealife Stories

The pack knows more than anyone that any day could be their last but when the speaker sparks to life telling them this isn't a drill, and the school goes into lock down the last thing the pack thought of was people telling them to come out and meet them in the library. They also never thought of the reason they came and what the consequences would be. Will the pack be able to save their kidnapped member, or will the pack be broken forever? Read to find out.

This is a letter to my best friend. You changed my life.

I bashed myself Shamed myself Hurt myself Cursed myself I hated me But maybe... Just maybe... If I'd been kind to myself... I wouldn't be so broken💔

Oneshot || This love is difficult, but it's real Don't be afraid, we'll make it out of this mess.

Based on a writing prompt I found on Facebook. After writing the short story there, people requested that I put it up on Wattpad. I hope you enjoy! Prompt: "Your Run A Tattoo Parlor. Every Couple Of Weeks, The Same Customer Comes In, Always Requesting The Same Tattoo: An Additional Tally Mark On An Ever-Growing Cluster Of Tally Marks."

Deaths calls for me. I yearn for the abyss. I want to drown in eternal nothingness. The sounds and visions of war has consumed my soul and devoured my humanity. . . . . . Was this ethereal creature who gave me a second chance at life , my last hope for living? A collection of little poems written from the perspective of a young soldier saved by a mermaid in the midst of a catastrophic war.

"It's like you're my mirror My mirror staring back at me I couldn't get any bigger With anyone else beside of me" *Trigger warning: suicidal thoughts* Cover by @misteriouslypoetic♡♡ Turkish translation on @timberlakejt's profile !!

Anyone would save a life if they could, and that's what Rose did. But, what happens when it's her crush?

There is a man with a sad past, no companion, no family, no even friends and sad childhood, A woman comes into his life who will help him get back up again.

In a world that is rapidly growing we are faced with problems every single day. Some are solved while others continue to be just what they are. This book is a little spark of inspiration for anyone who has been bullied and also for the bully themselves to understand their actions and how deeply it impacts others.

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This is a poem I wrote that pretty much sums up the way we view perfection, why the idea of it is wrong, and the actual meaning of perfection! I wrote this for a friend who was having a hard time with bullies. She wanted to change herself to be more "normal" and to "fit in"... I hated the way she was thinking about her self, and how she was treating herself because of what a few random people think! I hope this helps you to understand what perfect really means... This isn't just girls or even teens! I feel that this is a message that EVERYONE needs to hear/read and believe! I don't want anyone in the world to go through what she went through... And though i know that someone will always feel this way, i hope that they come across this poem and start to feel better about themselves! You shouldn't change who you are because of others! Please read it and tell me what you think!

This short story is written in a loose poetry style and explains some of the "cycles" that involve depression that I have experienced in my own life or have seen or heard about from those around me. I hope you enjoy :)

{Highest Rank: #256 in Young adult #319 in Teen Romance} I felt him move his hand to my arm. I flinched, not wanting him to see my guard down more than I had already let it. I wanted to run away, but my body didn't let me move. He slowly began to trace his fingers up and down, as he moved his mouth toward my ear. I prayed he wouldn't notice, but it was too late. I could feel his breath lingering near my neck, causing my face to tint with pink. 'Don't you dare do that again. Hazel,' he said in a smooth hushed voice. 'I'm here now. And I'm never letting you go.'" ~ [ in depth summary inside ] ~ ***** So I am going to put in a *TRIGGER WARNING*. The thing is, a trigger warning shouldn't stop you from reading my book. This book is about the struggles of mental health but it also shows the overcoming of it. At the end of the day, give it a chance, especially since I hold this story close to my heart. No plagiarism pleaseeee. THANK YOU ALL for the amazing support. Cover: @watthefack

I have written this poem for a mission to save our beautiful mother Earth....

Chapter 1: The Boy Who Dreamed Big Once upon a time, there was a boy named Leo who lived in a town where the streets whispered secrets and the sky stretched farther than anyone could see. Leo loved to imagine things others couldn't. While other kids played games, he drew machines that could fly, roar, and help people all at once. He dreamed of building a special machine that could fly like a helicopter, speed like a jet, and be strong like a tank. Leo's life wasn't easy. He had little money and often felt invisible, yet he never stopped dreaming. He believed that even the smallest person could make a big difference if they had courage and curiosity. Every morning, he woke up ready to try something new, knowing that every failure was just a lesson in disguise. One rainy afternoon, Leo wandered into the town library. He touched books about inventors, explorers, and people who changed the world. Each story made his heart race with excitement, teaching him that ideas could move mountains and that kindness could change lives. He began sketching plans for his machine, filling pages with wheels, wings, and engines, imagining how each part could make life better for others. Around him, people were struggling. Kids were hungry, families had no homes, and animals wandered the streets. Leo wanted his machine to help them. He imagined delivering food, medicine, and hope to everyone in need. He learned that inventions were not just about building-they were about solving problems and making the world a better place.

"Aruna.. The results came today and the reason why you keep coughing petals is you have a disease. - Doctor "Huh? What disease?" - Aruna "Hanahaki Disease.. the only cure is you need to unlove the emotions to that person or confess if it came out good you're cured but not fully cured. It'll be back once that person broke up with you. Oh. Another option.. you can take a sugery that the plant will take off inside of you but you won't feel anything even pain." - Doctor Why? Why me?

Elena was a girl that didn't have self-esteem and, after a lot of painful moments, she ended up being happy and in love.... At first, she spent most of her time alone at school, and when anyone asked her: "Are you alright?", her answer was always the same: "I'm ok". But that's not was she really meant, was it?