Fallvibes Stories

Sadie Evergreen has two passions: the cozy little café on Olive Street she works at and keeping her heart from breaking... again. When the café she's poured her soul into since she moved to town faces closure, Sadie has to pull off the impossible: raise enough money to save it. Enter Nico-mysterious, a little bad in all the right ways, and somehow making latte foam her favorite drink to make. With his help, the café starts to sparkle again, and so does Sadie's heart. But just as things begin to feel perfect, Eli-her first love, the one who got away-walks back into town, bouquet in hand and memories in his eyes. Sweet, familiar, impossible to ignore. Torn between the safe comfort of the past and the thrilling pull of the present, Sadie must figure out not just how to save her café, but how to follow her heart. Coffee, laughter, messy tables, and a love triangle you didn't see coming-can Sadie save the café and figure out who she's meant to be with?

Autumn just wanted a quiet, peaceful life. Never in a million years did she think she'd become the main character in Beck Wilder's steamy new novel. All she did was reject him. Once. Okay, maybe more than once. Now her bookstore, her personality, even the exact words she used during their arguments... they're all on the page. And in Beck's version of the story, she fell head over heels for him. And the worst part? Readers are eating it up.

Fall/Autumn is your favorite season of all year? pumkins orange fairy lights spooky and cozy are the best words for you? Then come and discover this story, that you'll love for sure. Come on. Open. I mean... you have nothing to lose. Myraway

Burned out, overwhelmed, and betrayed by her own body, high school teacher Renee is barely surviving. But just as the entitlement, harassment, and school politics reach a boiling point, a teachers' strike looming, she's roped into house-sitting a remote cottage for an uncle she barely knows. The quiet foothills promise a chance to breathe...and maybe to live. A steady-hearted realtor, a truth-seeking photographer, and a mothering beekeeper challenge Renee to finally fight for herself. But can she escape the rot that smothers her, or will it finally overwhelm her-even here?

Family is everything to Jenelle Anderson, a 16 year old girl with an amazing best friend who lives in an amazing town with amazing people and goes to amazing school but everyhting gets ruined for her when her family drama finally gets to much for her to handle. Fall season seems to be the only thing that makes Jenelle happy. She trys everything to put all her family drama behind her but just can't seem to do it.

Three swoony romances. One legendary missing skeleton. In the quirky town of Autumnvale, nothing kicks off fall quite like The Missing Skeleton Festival-a celebration of the mysterious disappearance (and reappearance) of the town founder's skeleton sixty years ago. This year, best friends Harper, Leah, and Camila are volunteering (mostly for the cute boys), when the impossible happens: the real skeleton disappears. Again. Each girl is determined to uncover a different piece of the mystery: ❤️ Harper, daughter of the local graveyard caretakers, thinks the whole legend is just a hoax-until she sees the ghost of a boy who died the same year the skeleton first vanished. ❤️ Leah, the sheriff's daughter, is tired of being seen as just a sidekick. She wants answers-and she's convinced the new guy in town, Skylar (brooding, suspicious, annoyingly cute), knows more than he's letting on. ❤️ Camila, the founder's great-granddaughter, needs to save the festival and her maybe-relationship with Atlas-Harper's older brother-who kissed her last week then ghosted her. Gilmore Girls meets Hocus Pocus in this cozy fall mystery with friendship, first love and one skeleton that just won't rest in peace.

A poetical tribute to the autumnal season. 🍁 Single work of poetry. Also part of Raindrops (A Collection) Status: Complete.

When Jazzlyn arrives back to her home town to start her new life after college she gets the shock of her life when a friend from high school tells her that her EX boyfriend is engaged...

Every year in late September and early October, there's a few weeks when the leaves are majorly green with a red and yellow tint; the air makes your hands turn purple, as the temperature drops. But you can't see your own breath, the birds haven't begun to migrate and the mosquitoes are still out and vicious. As the world shifts to its cold months, it desperately clings to life at the same time. It is the time before the first frost.

Kristen Stewart Fan-Fic!! 🫠✨️

In The Quiet Fog of Autumn, the village of South Mountain finds itself wrapped in a thick blanket of fall fog-slow, stubborn, and oddly comforting. Through playful prose and gentle observation, this atmospheric piece captures the rhythm of rural life, the humour in small moments, and the beauty of letting time pause. A love letter to local quirks, quiet mornings, and the fog that makes everything a little softer.

Tea and books are among her favourite ways to spend her weekends, this much he knows. She always says they go perfectly with rainy Sundays, and he has to admit that this combination is particularly charming, as he learns to fill the abstract concept of "home" with meaning. Agent 47 and Diana Burnwood enjoying the rare quiet days of their new life together. This Hitman fanfic was originally posted to AO3, where the rest of my Hitman fics live.

Love and Other Words x The Family Stone. For the TIS THE DAMN SEASON and EVERMORE girls. About: Hayden Marx begrudgingly revisits her hometown for Thanksgiving only to be reunited with her first love, Ryan Joseph, whom she hoped to leave in the past; but when Hayden realizes she didn't bury her feelings for Ryan as deep as she thought, she must learn that a life without love may not be one worth pursuing, and take a big risk before she loses her final chance at a happy ending. TRIGGER WARNING: On page anxiety attacks, off-page parent who *had* cancer--mentions of that throughout the story. TROPES and VIBES: Second-chance romance, childhood friends-to-lovers, sorta angsty, mostly funcitional family, thanksgiving and christmas ambiance, new england autumn, HE OWNS A CHILDREN'S BOOKSTORE <3 and they're a mess over each other okay. Story and characters are my own--cover photo is from Canva :)

A quiet, heartfelt moment in the life of a retired biologist with aching knees and a head full of horticultural questions. While waiting outside a grocery store, Dave starts pondering the annual parade of colourful fall Mums-and why there's never any sign of a "Dad flower." What begins as a curmudgeonly gripe turns into a tender metaphor for resilience, aging, and the quiet ways we're seen by those who love us.

poetry

"the children yearn for wattpad and tumblr"

Vintage books,an old town,coffee,pumpkins and the quest to find the perfect song. This book is the perfect cup of tea for the fall season.

A modern collection of short romances revolving around a simple song, with touches of the classic, Hadestown. Love. Love is the selfless, but selfish act of tugging. Love is the warmth of a fire burning so hot, till sometimes it twists into decay and morphs into hurt on paper. Love is what everyone wants. Needs. Love isn't something that simply appears, though when it can, is that love still considered real? Is it real if all you have to base it on is the world? In the quant, cobblestoned streets, and misted corners of Eurydice, its people are assigned a song. The song title given to them at birth. From there on it is easy to figure out your song with the help of the internet. But with so many different people flying by; if I say so myself, how will one ever find their true love?

This poetry book is about uplifting, surprising, beautiful, emotionally understanding poems. Sometimes people just need a pick me up, to be cheered for, a hug, reassurance. No one knows you the way you do. Whenever you feel like you just need some positive energy coming in today or that you just need to know or feel like everything is going to be okay, this is the book for you. I hope you enjoy reading these poems as much as I do.