Absent Stories

"You've gotten a lot taller since the last time I saw you Ashley" Mikael said as he and his 17 year old daughter left the airport. "Well it's been almost 10 years dad, I'm not the same girl you knew". After the death of her mother Ashley Layton is forced to move to New Orleans, Louisiana to live with her father who has been absent from her life since she was 7 years old. Can the two repair their relationship or has time destroyed the bond between father and daughter.

sequel to romeo & juliet Zach learns the depths of his love

Will the girl have her dream relationship..?

Love is stupid. It is as a combination of mistakes and heartaches.

A poem about a girl who never had her father's attention and never been present on her life.

This is an essay about the effects that an absent father has on a child

"Your thoughts kill you, don't they?" You might deny all of it but dont you get those those which makes you violent or a sinner. Maybe a sadist. Well if not ,welcome. Sometimes my thoughts kill me.Thoughts can be cruel sometimes. Makes you clueless about reality. You can read the thoughts I get sometimes absentmindedly.

Emily Mellnore has just turned 17. Shes the pretty popular girl with a killer smile and devious whit. But after the suicide of her twin brother her whole world flips upside down. Her alcoholic mother slowly becoming worse, her little sister seeking an absent parent, and Emily herself searching for answers to questions she doesnt want to know. But theres one good thing to come out of this... Her dead brothers best friend.

This is a letter I wrote to my dad very recently.

My Absent Father is a poem that a child has written to her father who has left her and her mother. Read and Review.

Rusty and Bobby spend a day looking for their father.

I cover my mouth. The sensation of his lips against mine is still very apparent, real, earth-shattering. Shaken, my voice peels out from beneath my fingers, "Did you just-" "Yeah.." He grips the back of my head, threads his long, nimble fingers through my unruly hair and draws me closer to his face, "I kissed you." He removes my hand from my mouth, pads my bottom lip with his thumb, "Mind if I do it again?" "You may not." Hero has her fair share of issues. She holds conversations with kitchenware, works as a phone sex operator (while lacking the proper experience), and ninjas her way into boy's restrooms. But her problems triple the moment she learns that the vacant house across the lane is now occupied with new neighbors. She finds her routine interrupted by a particular boy, her absentee mother making a comeback seventeen years late, her bestfriend blinded by infatuation and her own feelings being tested; could this girl possibly live up to her name and somehow overcome?