Cellphone Stories

What would you do if fate sent you a text message? Text back, of course. ~*~

Ivy was extremely drunk when she started searching for her phone contacts for her best friend and then she unintentionally calls him. After two rings, a young man picked up the phone. Linden was tired and so he was enjoying Christmas Eve by sleeping in his comfy bed. It felt like even heaven but before, his phone started ringing like crazy and waking him up. He didn't like the situation much as sound of a ringing phone in the middle of the night is never good news, especially if it's unknown number, but he answered the call anyway. Is it possible a wrong number beginning a right story?

When you meet someone by accident, how do you know if they're worth holding onto? Neil Davis is your average, run of the mill school boy. He likes Call of Duty and ESPN; lacrosse and potato chips. He has a favorite teacher, best friends, and a crush. But what happens when he calls a wrong number and suddenly his world gets knocked off balance and collides with hers? Will he trust her? Or will he push her away when he needs her most? (This is a dialogue story)

❝It was precisely midnight when he wondered if the beauty of her name would ever touch his arid lips❞ - M i d n i g h t M y s t e r y

How to Reconnect with An Old Crush: 1. Find your old flip phone 2. Charge it 3. Have it blow up with text messages sent by her 4. .....from 4 years ago

The year is 2170. Humankind has long since discovered the ability to manipulate memories to help people with traumatic experiences to cope up with their everyday living. Kobayashi Haruka is a student/photographer who is enamored with an odd photograph found inside a box in her attic. The picture is presumably of a young man, his back to the camera as if watching the setting sun... Shijima Takeru is an honor student trying to cope up with the pressure of trying to meet his overbearing parents' expectations. While trying to locate his club's classroom, he accidentally stumbles upon the photography club where he meets Haruka, her back to the window facing the setting sun... The moment their eyes meet, only one question escapes their lips- "I should know you... right?" --*-- Disclaimer: I own everything EXCEPT for the book cover used for the book. Any similarities to real life is purely coincidental.

Cell Phone Version 3.0 is a story about a young boy, and his feeling for his best friend, Yuma. He dreams of the day he can ask Yuma for his hand in marriage, however, he can't even find the strength to do so. When he learns of his Yuma's leaving, he gives up his silly dream and tries to enjoy their time spent together. But what he doesn't know is his Yuma feeling towards him. Credit: Pinku-The writer Winterfloe-The great artist and editor bangtanholybible(another wattpad user)- editor

" Life is a journey and sometimes we accidentally meet someone we didn't mean to . "

This book is the story of Yashasvi, a 25-year old graduate from a premier business school. It's about her journey as she has a chance encounter with her first love, her high school crush, Karan. The book follows her as she realizes the importance of not diving into the past and welcoming the future with open arms. Ranking- #318 online out of 57.3K stories # 492 short story collection out of 10.6K stories

Hi! These are some of the original quotes written by me, and I hope you can find the right quote to send to your special someone. Please at least leave a comment and vote on the quote if you decide to copy them, please, please, please. Thank you very much!

" in which unfriendly conversations were made through the gaps between their bedroom windows until what initially were cold stares and shrugs turned into so much m o r e ."

SABI NGA NILA '' People are capable, at any time in their lives, of doing what they dream of )) '' AND MY DREAM IS TO HAVE YOU I MAYBE THAT DESPERATE BUT STILL I LOVE YOU I MAYBE A PRINCESS WITH NO BRAIN BUT STILL I CARE FOR YOU YOU MAYBE DON'T LIKE ME BUT FOR SURE MAMAHALIN MO RIN AKO SABI NGA NILA '' LOVE MOVES IN MYSTERIOUS WAY '' SANA NGA :)) DAHIL AKO PALAGING .. NAGHIHINTAY SAYO :))

Sam, an employee at a burger restaurant, discovers that Jamie is leaving the state to study abroad at a military academy! Sam has to catch up with Jamie, or else Sam will never get to tell Jamie the truth! You see, Jamie had a love for Sam, they both talked to eachother on the phone nearly each day. Jamie thought that they were in a relationship together. But after Jamie discovered that Sam had a girlfriend, Jamie made a huge outburst and left, without letting Sam explain what's really going on. This is not my main story that I write, it is simply a book that I write inbetween writing chapters of my main book to just chillax and not deal with the stress of anything. And just so you know, this book doesn't include: 'Good plots' 'Existing storylines' 'Happy endings' 'Good plot twists' 'Good Book source' 'Tolerable Characters' Amazing book cover created by StoleAnEcho! (Lol she makes all my book covers)

Cole is the new girl in school and on her first week her backpack was switched. When she finds out the mystery person it may change her high school experience ever.

A story about nothing, that can also be about everything. A story with characters that are not really characters. A story that can be about anyone, even you.

"It doesn't make sense," I said. "It's okay. Love doesn't make sense either. I don't even know why I fell in love with you," he replied. What will you do when you meet someone over a chat? What will you do when you found yourself falling for that person? I know it's weird and ridiculous, but my life changed forever since I knew him. And it all Started with a Kik.

There are those who believe in fate as well as those who do not believe. If that is due to the fact of not seeing such magic in the world or not is up to each individual. Yet for those who place their life in the hands of fate, is there anything to stop them from getting hurt? These thoughts constantly cross through Fallon Chilants mind as she makes her way through life, always understanding that disappointment is what fate has in store for her when she happens upon it. Yet will she see it the same way as she begins to fall in love with someone she has yet to meet and someone she is starting to trust more than anyone else she has ever laid eyes on?

"What the hell?" I yell at Allison, "Give me back my phone." I say, putting my hand out to her. "You've already done enough damage." I say, crossing my arms. "Sweetie, you're the one who's done the damage." Allison says. "I'm just the one who showed it to the entire world."

A mom and son were just sitting at home, nothing creepy about that...........right.

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