Westcoast Stories

Kaycee was sort of an outcast, a weirdo that people decided to label her as, but she didn't care about the whole thing, seeing as it's just a name, living her life on edge, always looking over her shoulders Aware of the too many rumours that spread through east side Los Angeles. Ever since she moved there almost six years ago today, even through many rumours, many awkward moments that people encountered with her, they were also enthralled, attracted to her and wanted to get to know her. Like moth attracted to a flame. Sean was all thee above, to all those claims that people has said about her, about Kaycee rice whom he met when they were 7 and 8, somewhere that wasn't in California, if he remembered correctly But didn't think he be on a journey such as what he, she and few other friends got twisted inside this roller coaster of a ride that none of them expected. -- This is a Sean and Kaycee story. Name based: messages from her by Sabrina Claudio Disclaimer and warning ⚠️ there will be violence. Possibly trigger warnings such as assault(any kind whether by sexually or violence) and maybe witness to suicide/suicidal thoughts 💭 An alternate universe, where everything is fictional but I'll do my best to keep their personality to how they are in real life, and there will be ooc and oc which stands for out of characters and original characters

Scarlett is a 21 year old waitress living on the coast of Washington. While working at a hole-in-the-wall grill, she meets Nathan, the tall rugged lumberjack, who just got into town. He is automatically drawn to her, and she to him. But how can he possibly love someone as broken as her? Will he love her after finding out the thing that haunts her the most? But little does she know, he has secrets that he is running from as well.

Summer 1985. Somewhere between L.A. and Seattle, a boy becomes a man. Buck Star has a girlfriend problem. And a bully problem. Chet Armstrong, Hybrid High's captain of the football team, captain of the cheerleading squad, and owner of the town's most popular juice stand, as well as Buck's high school bully for the last four years, has just delivered the ultimate insult: stealing Buck's girlfriend, Jennifer Mills, on the night of his eighteenth birthday. High School Buck might've put up with this full-frontal assault, but Buck's about to graduate, and his days of being the victim are over. In a quest for revenge, Buck seeks out the wisdom of a karate master to help him defeat Chet. But Mr. Ken Kabuki makes a startling claim: "It's 1985. Karate's out. Coffee's in." Buck understands. Chet is also graduating. No longer will he have football and cheerleading to bolster his ego and power. All he has left now is the juice stand. And if Buck Star is going to get back at Chet Armstrong for four years of abuse and one night of girlfriend-stealing, he's going to do it by hitting him where it hurts the most: taking the one legacy he still has any control over right out from his grips...and maybe try to get back the girl while he's at it. But neither one is prepared for the antagonizing forces that loom over the city, forces that see all, interfere with all, and want to conquer all, through money or other means. Buck has to learn how to make and sell coffee, but he also has to learn how to survive as a business owner in Hybrid City and still win the 60-day bet he's entered with his high school bully, a bet that if he loses will force him to become Chet's employee and continual target of abuse, threatening his future and livelihood for years to come. And then he'll never get the girl. And so it begins.

Life was never meant to be perfect. Life is not all surfs and tans, but you try to make the best of it. Oceanfront- his mother's solution to their problems. When his mother decided to move for the fourth time, Camden's expectations for Oceanfront, California were slim. This was just the last place he'd move to before college, the last stop on his adventure. He was tired of leaving everything only to start over again. Norah was desperate for a new start. She was claustrophobic in Oceanfront and she needed to leave for her own sanity. But what mysteries lie in the beach perfect town of Oceanfront? What mysteries are better left beneath the surface? What'll happen when a boy and a family friend's daughter meet? And who'll sink or swim?

I found love on a longboard. His perfect smile captured me and held me hostage. He spit me out, tired and emotionally spent. I found love in the front seat of a Cadillac. He became my savior. The way the smoke danced across his eyes held me in a trance. All we did was drive. Based on true events.

How far would you go for your first love? Katie has a new apartment all to herself and plan for her sophomore year of college. When she meets Charlie, a mysterious girl from another school, she has no plans of changing her plans. But as the two grow closer, her dream semester slowly twists into a nightmare she won't forget.

After leaving college, a young woman leaves her home on the east coast and ventures out to the west coast for a new start in life. Confused and unsure about what will happen next, the 26 year old woman embarks on a life changing journey of self discovery and healing while living on the golden coast of California.

⚠️ Based off a true story⚠️ Hi my name is Katelyn . This is my story of someone I feel in love with someone across the country. I live is California and he lives in the East Coast. In no way am I trying to shame this boy for what he did/ said. I will keep mine and his name anonymous at all times and will not say any cities or towns. I've been wanting to get my feelings out for a long time now. And I'm happy I'll be able to write this for you. Please keep in mind the ages will be kept the same and nothing in this story will be changed ( Except names, cities, towns). Thank you. Enjoy reading!

RESIST MUCH, OBEY LITTLE ~ LANA DEL REY

Mackenzie Jennings lives a fairly normal life. She goes to school, hangs out with friends, and keeps up with the latest music. What people don't know is that in her free time Mackenzie is a singer/ songwriter and has her own radio station. Teenagers and young adults across the country relate to her music and her radio station because it's real. At the beginning of her senior year Mackenzie's alter ego is becoming more and more famous. However there is also another rising music star and they are thrown full force into Mackenzie's life. As much as Mac might try to keep her life semi normal it becomes difficult to stay away from these mysterious and fun loving boys. Will she be able to handle her rise to fame coupled with the four new famous boys that enter her life? Now let's introduce Cole Dawson, the lead singer of the up coming band Coastline. Cole is the cliche singer on the surface. He's the leather jacket wearing, mysterious, new boy in town. He moved across the country with his band to follow his dreams, but what happens when he gets introduced to Mackenzie Jennings in an annoyingly coincidental way? Will he be able to stand at the arms distance that she tries to keep him at or will he be able to show her that he's not the bad boy everyone thinks he is?

pretty girls like trap music.

Based off of Lana Del Rey's song West Coast. Nostalgic beach vibes

Vienna Anne Clark had endured enough tragedy to rewrite all 8 Taylor Swift albums (albeit lacking the same poetic vision). Between losing her greatest support system, dealing with her mother that refused to get the help she needed, and working 2 dead-end jobs to make ends meet all in a town she hated, she couldn't be more ready for a change. One untimely fight with her mother and a tightly-packed Subaru later, she was gone. Little did she know that a small town in Oregon was about to change her life.

This all started from a lie but turned into more what happens when 2 different coasts 4 different people from 2 different worlds collide

Fuck it, fuck it all.

I had the best dream last night. I dreamt about skipping on green pastures, twirling, singing and waiting for the sunset. It felt like I was happy forever. I didn't want it to end. No. A loud thump on my door startled me and swept me off my feet. "What? Who is it?" I moaned. "Eva, you got a mail from UBC," mom answered. Good news! I ran to the door and tripped on a Barbie doll that was lying on the floor for 100 days. "Damn it!" Mom glared at me for two minutes like she was studying a philosophy textbook. I grinned, "Kinsley left her doll on the floor..Ugh." I watched Mom slowly open the letter while my heart fluttered 100km/hr. I couldn't breahe. Help. Mom smiled, "I knew you'd make it. Congratulations Ev." "What?! Really? No. No. No way! Oh mu goodness! Mom! Ahhhh," I exclaimed happily.