Teatime Stories

a remake of the old one.

What happens when Luke, Silena, and Beckendorf come back to camp half blood? What happens when the people they wanted to see most aren't there? Takes place during the be...

Sit down with Kyah and listen closely as she spills all the tea. (I am not Kyah btw, don't come at me). (BASED ON TRUE EVENTS). (REAL TEA).

Idk what happened to the other one or how it got deleted but here we go with another one Tea Time hoes

An afternoon in the life of our protagonist, who reads a book about Ella, a magical girl in another world while drinking a cup of tea.

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This is inspired by a writing project I supervised when I worked with an elementary student. This writing project was a group project to make their own spin on a fairy t...

This is a book where I just kind of talk to you all, as if I were at a tea party with one of you, or going out to coffee, or chilling at home with popcorn. I will list...

So uh, this is NOT a story. This is just a thing that I can put my weirdest thoughts. I will add more part when I get more weird thoughts, anyway Enjoy Our Tea Time! /)_...

"You know, you don't have to be afraid. It's not like I could hurt you anyways, Miss....?"

The title says it all 😤💀

every day, maisie spent her afternoon in the little coffee-shop down the street. and every day, he was there to watch her. © leespace 2015

Easy tea time Snack recipe

It's a rant book, what do you expect? WARNING: Some chapters may be offensive but hey, you're not obliged to read.

One day Jack was working in has basement an till he heard

A collection of poems on point of view (sonnets, haiku, limerick, free verse)

Feeling the Pressure of the World around, not a word was said but it echoed for miles. It begins to close in, thoughts begin to run ramped. The door swings open, as the...

A small collection of original poetry, based on Lewis Carroll's Alice books