Spectrum Stories

Six years ago, they were a happy family. Mum, Dad, and four boys. But when the mother decides to leave this family and take her youngest child with her, everyone is left broken. Six years later, the same mother no longer wants to care for her child and decides to return him to his father. But he's not the only one who gets dropped off at his father's apartment.

A young doctor is unexpectedly dragged into a world that should never have existed. A world that was meant to remain only in myths, legends, and storybooks. But as reality begins to shift around him, the line between truth and fiction slowly disappears. Was this world hiding from him... Or had he been living in the wrong reality all along? When everything he once believed is rewritten, one question remains- How do you survive a world that was never supposed to be real?

ORANGE ━ ONESHOTS collection of Oneshots written by the members of Team Spectrum

Millie has always struggled to understand social clues. Ever since her mother died when she was only five years old, she has felt alone in a world that seems impossible to understand. But everything changes when, at eleven years old, she receives unexpected news. Millie is going to live with her four half-brothers. Suddenly, she is thrown into a completely new life with four brothers she barely knows. Can she find her place in this family? And what challenges will she have to face along the way? Read to discover Millie's journey and the struggles she must overcome.

Hinata gets hit with a volleyball and Kageyama tries to comfort him but comes off "rude" again and get emotionally hurt. «First chapter is mainly just Emotional Hurt/Comfort with Kageyama and coach Ukai being kinda (grand)fatherly and supportive for Kageyama. Second chapter is NOW a KageHina comfort fluff.» Enjoy♡

The announcer called out his name, waving for Teddy to come up. He stood with shaky legs, walking to the Circle of Color, a circle of stone surrounded by a two-inch wide moat, impossibly deep and black. The announcer gave a small nod and smiled kindly at Teddy. After another deep breath in and out, he stepped into the ring. The crowd drew in a breath in anticipation, waiting to see what would happen next. After a few seconds, Teddy looked down at the Circle, frowning. Was he going to be... colorless? No. It couldn't be possible, he thought. There was no possible way that Teddy wouldn't have a color. It just couldn't happen. The announcer looked at him sadly, sharing the unspoken words between them. Teddy slowly started stepping down from the platform, lowering his eyes, so that no one could see the tears welling up in them. He couldn't bear to see anyone else right now. Right as he took both feet off of the platform, everything happened at once. Bursts of lightning, floating rocks, vines, all the colors came out of the circle in a burst of color. The announcer and the rest of the crowd gave a collective gasp. Teddy didn't know what was happening, and with a quick look around at everyone else's shocked expressions, they didn't either. --- Every year, the Determining of Colors takes place at the Garden of Colors. Your color is determined by stepping into the Circle of Colors. Red for fire, Orange for time, Yellow for light, Green for earth, Blue for water, Purple for gravity, Grey for metal, and White for air. Theodore Swift's life changed when he turned thirteen, the age in which everyone was Determined. Instead of getting one of the eight colors, as expected of him, he got the ninth color--Black. Omnikinetics, who could control all of the colors. A power, only the Senate knew of because it was so powerful. But no one else knew. Time passed, and everything seemed normal. Until the dark mages rose, and darkness fell.

Pretty much summed up in the title.

After surviving wolves, forest fires, sharks, and more, you would think that Ruby Redfort could summon the courage to to acknowledge her own feelings.... These characters are based off of the personanilities in the Ruby Redfort series by Lauren Child. I definitely recommend it. :)

It's always a difficult task to describe in words how one perceives the world and those around you, well this is nothing more than an attempt *even if I fail* to try and convey my reasoning for such matter.

A story inspired by real events, with names and places changed for privacy. Through this story, I hope that all beloved readers will understand more about the special needs-kid, accept and love them just as the way they are. For all mothers with special needs-kids, please keep fighting, and never give up. One day, you will harvesting the way you love him/her.