Findingyourself Stories

Caine had a breakdown. The circus collapsed and everyone was freed. Everyone remembered their names. Everyone got their bodies back. Caine had reached his breaking point. After being told numerous times his adventures were pointless. Torture even. He realized there was no point to his existence. He can't create fun. He creates digital hell. He glitched out. Crashed. The circus died with him. Christine (Pomni) went home first. Sprinted out of the building where everyone was spit out so fast she didn't see anyone's real face. When she knocks on the door, her mother breaks down in tears and pulled her into a hug. She had been missing for nine months. Nine months of questions she doesn't know how to answer. She tries to explain where she's been, but the words sound impossible-even to herself. Felix (Jax) returns to a house filled with memories he ran from. The last time he was there, he'd left after a fight with his mom's boyfriend. Awful words were said. But he ran, never looking back. Now he had to face the question he's been avoiding: after everything, does he still belong there? This is a story about two people rebuilding lives that kept moving without them. About finding familiarity in a world that no longer feels the same. And about a friendship that survives the circus-proving that even after everything falls apart, some connections don't disappear. In fact, they grow deeper... Most of it will have no major storyline and will be like a little slice-of-life book. (Which Jax would hate) NO SMUT PLEASE READ CHARACTER BACKSTORIES BEFORE THIS! THE LATER CHAPTERS RELY ON IT QUITE A BIT

Zaid has always lived by a strict set of rules. He is logical, successful, and completely in control of his life. But when Haya, his younger sister's quiet and unassuming best friend, unexpectedly starts lingering in his thoughts, that carefully built composure begins to slip. Unfortunately, timing is not on his side. By the time Zaid finally returns home to Pakistan, he realizes he is too late. Haya is already facing a world of sudden, difficult challenges, trapped in a reality that places her completely out of his reach. Left to navigate unexpected hardships that test her strength to the limit, Haya is forced to fight for her own independence and reclaim her voice. This is a slow-burn story of silent longing, personal growth, and the quiet resilience it takes to rebuild a life. It is about two people finding their way back to each other, proving that sometimes the road to healing is long and winding, but always worth the journey.

Is it just me... or does growing sometimes feel like grieving? Not because you miss who they are, but because you remember who they used to be. We spend so much time holding on to memories that we forget people are allowed to change... Maybe the hardest part isn't letting go. Maybe it's accepting that some chapters were only ever meant to be chapters.

Falling in love feels magical, yet when you feel like everything is hoping to break that bond. What's left to do? Carlie has officially made a decision to leave her hometown since childhood, and head for university. Packing up all of her things, and preparing for this new start. That could help her heal and forget everything to do with her past, or... possibly unravel it. Coming from a wealthy family, she knew the best thing to do was hide that from everyone she knew. To risk hurting her parents title and business, yet mostly her past from creeping back to her. When she arrives at college, a welcome party by one of her friends is thrown to celebrate this new chapter. Music and party lights crowded the room, yet not enough to drown out the stress she was about to endure. She's shaken by an unexpected call that her mom had been rushed to the hospital due to her illness that had suddenly gotten worse. Sending her in a wave of immediate stress. The person who guides her out of that party? A sworn enemy she promised to forget, and never remember again. They both realize the signs that slowly guide them together. Hidden glances, stronger acts of kindness than usual, even late night talking that ends up getting them both to reveal more about each other. How can they deny this love, when it's already gotten this strong?

This book is for the dreamers, the overthinkers, the ones who feel lost, and the ones who silently carry the weight of the world. If you've ever questioned your worth, doubted your path, felt left behind, or wondered if you're ever going to figure life out, these pages are for you. Every chapter is a letter written with the hope of reminding you that it's okay to be confused, to grow at your own pace, and to start over as many times as you need. You don't have to have everything figured out today. Sometimes, all we need are a few words that make us feel a little less alone. So, take a deep breath. Stay for a while. I hope that by the time you reach the last page, you'll find not all the answers-but enough courage to keep turning the pages of your own story.

Jayden was once one of the biggest names in music. As the lead singer of the R&B group Four Horizons, alongside Dominic, Chris, and Tristan, she had everything she ever dreamed of - three successful albums, sold-out tours, and millions of fans around the world. But behind the fame was a secret Jayden wanted to keep private. Jayden is a masculine woman with braids who never wanted the world to focus on her personal life. She wanted people to know her for her voice, her songwriting, and her talent. But everything changed when her bandmate Chris revealed private details about Jayden during a televised interview without her permission. The betrayal destroyed more than their friendship. It destroyed the group. A confrontation between Jayden and Chris led to a fight, and Jayden's life took a turn she never expected - landing her in prison and forcing her to walk away from the music career she loved. Years later, Jayden is finally free. Returning home to Miami, she is welcomed by the family she lost years with, including her brother Jeremiah, his wife Megan, and her young niece Lilliana. For the first time, Jayden begins to experience the simple things she always wanted - family dinners, laughter, and a normal life away from the spotlight. But the past refuses to stay buried. When the world discovers Jayden is home, fans demand her return to music. Her former manager wants her back in the studio. Her former bandmates wonder if the group can ever be repaired. And Chris is forced to face the damage caused by his choices and the friendship he destroyed. Now Jayden must decide: Does she return to the stage that once made her feel alive? Or does she choose the peace and family she fought so hard to find? Home Again is a story about second chances, the cost of fame, the pain of betrayal, and the journey of a woman learning that her worth was never defined by an audience - it was always inside her.

Summary Pase Mandel was a 23 year old New Yorker, who had life figured out and two best friends who adored and cared for her. A big family who loved her but could be overbearing at times .Paze owned her own small business she had developed in college, she had crack the code of life .Paze had it all until things took the turn for the worst. Now-lost Paze must find her own path to success, again because when it rains it pours.

Ava is that girl... talented, creative, full of ideas-but still trying to figure out who she really is. Between school stress, friendships, unexpected feelings, and chasing her passions, life isn't exactly easy. One minute she's shining, the next she's questioning everything. Singing, dancing, creating-Ava can do it all. But can she balance it all? As new opportunities open up, so do new challenges. From awkward moments to big decisions, Ava has to learn how to handle it all without losing herself in the process. And let's not even get started on relationships... because yeah, those get complicated too. Through every win, every mistake, and every lesson, Ava is slowly growing into something more. ✨ Not just talented. ✨ Not just confident. ✨ But the star she was always meant to be. Join Ava as she navigates high school, discovers herself, and learns that sometimes... the journey is just as important as the spotlight.

Some stories are never meant to be told-only written. These are the words left unsaid, the letters never sent, and the quiet confessions that came too late. A love that almost happened, and everything it left behind. This is what remains when silence says everything.

David learned early that life doesn't always make sense. After losing his mother at just nine years old, his world slowly fell apart his father lost himself to addiction, his home became a place of fear, and him and his siblings were taken into foster care. Now seventeen, David trusts no one but his younger brother and fragile little sister. He has shut the world out and with it, any belief in God. To him, faith is nothing more than an illusion that never saved anyone. Lydia has spent her whole life trying to believe the opposite. Raised in a Christian home, she clings to her faith, even as it begins to crack. After the loss of her father and the changes in her family, Lydia finds herself questioning everything she once held as truth. Behind her kind and devoted image lies a girl filled with doubt, jealousy, and the fear that she may never be "good enough." When David arrives at her school, their worlds collide. Chosen to guide him through his first days, Lydia quickly becomes the person he challenges the most. Their conversations turn into clashes faith against doubt, hope against pain. David questions how a loving God could allow suffering, while Lydia struggles to answer without losing herself completely. As their bond slowly deepens, both are forced to confront the broken parts within them. Through loss, anger, and hidden wounds, they begin a journey not just toward faith, but toward healing. Together, they start to discover that grace is not about perfection, and love is not about having all the answers.

Kioni's Father is trying to set his sights high on the success of his business. After visiting a close friend in South Korea, her father has decided to take his southern home cooking abroad. After promising reviews, Malik leaves the restaurant in Chicago with his wife Zara and travels to South Korea to give it a try for at least a year with his oldest daughter. Kioni Taylor, 21 years old and a bit pissed off. Yet she had plans, to fall wildly in love with some random, beautiful Italian guy she would meet during her travels to Italy with a group of friends from school, along with the hopes of fulfilling her dreams to becoming a travel photographer and blogger - instead she would be cooking collard greens in a place where the Korean men will see her as temporary by her foreign status alone. Lee Dae-Hyun is about to be alone as the members of his K-pop group is about to fulfill their duty to the military, leaving the group on hiatus. He just wants a moment out of the spotlight to figure out his next move. He's not sure if he should have a solo career or if he should try his hand at acting. Being in a K-pop group, made it impossible to find someone he could have a relationship with, which is something he wanted to experience. A chance meeting in the restaurant changes the outcome of both Kioni and Dae-Hyun with expectations they didn't even imagine. Will their chance meeting be the beginning of something new for both of them? COPYRIGHT NOTICE This is a work of fiction and should be seen as fiction only. Names, characters, organizations, places, events, and incidents are either products of the author's imagination or are being used fictitiously. Text copyright ⓒ 2024 Angel DeVille All rights reserved. No part of this work may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form by any means: electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording, or otherwise, without written permission of the author/publisher.

She hated him. He made sure of that. Not by accident. Not by mistake. On purpose. But it started differently. A bus stop. A quiet boy. A girl who talked enough for both of them. A cat name that made him laugh when he was trying not to. A piece of birthday cake frozen in orange Tupperware. Then one Valentine's Day in sixth grade, everything broke. Jenna Jones spent years planning her escape from Jake Maxwell. Jake spent those same years making sure she'd want to. Neither of them knew what the other was hiding - or what his family had been carrying for three generations. This is the complete story. From the first morning on Bus 14 to every moment that hurt, every moment that healed, and every truth Jake never knew how to say. Three generations. One curse. And the two people who finally broke it. ⭐ The full-length novel - updating 4x a week 📖 A companion novella (completed) is also available on my profile Previously titled A Few Weeks from Goodbye

A forgotten village A mysterious melody And secrets worth uncovering.

📖 Some stories don't begin with a first kiss. 🎼 This one begins with a sound. 💞 And two heartbeats that would sync somewere along the way - between a pink guitar, a stolen song and feeling that some heartbreaks are meant to show you who you can become. Crystal stopped singing the day her mother died. Years later, music still feels like a wound she can't quite touch- until Fate starts actting like it has too much free time on its hands. Staying invisible becomes difficult after a chance encounter in a music shop brings Steven Curtis into her life. A musician with reckless charm. A boy that has a way of making moments happen and changing everything after. And walking away... only seems to bring them closer. At the same time, Ryan, her longtime crush, suddenly becomes closer than ever. Two boys - that see something in her - she has yet to see herself. A public humiliation and one rehearsal video turns her into hallway conversation overnight. A dare not expected. A first kiss she never asked for. A competition that could change her future. As friendships shift, rivalries ignite, and the school's most talked-about band becomes part of her everyday life, Crystal finds herself pulled back toward the one thing she thought she'd left behind forever: 🎼 music. But finding her voice again means taking the spotlight and facing fears she has spent years avoiding. Because growing up isn't always about choosing who you love. Sometimes it's about choosing who you want to become. Vibrato isn't just a coming of age musical romance. It's the first note in a series of slow-burn romance with high-impact emotional beats. For readers who enjoy: ✨ Slow burn romance ✨ Music-driven stories ✨ Emotional character development ✨ Friendship & found family ✨ Love triangles ✨ Audio-cinematic storytelling Thank you for reading. 💚 New chapters drop every Wednesday & Saturday

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It's a story about a Telugu girl living in Singapore. Rakshita stopped believing in love the day life broke her partial hearing loss, heartbreak, and scars that made her hide behind her walls. She rebuilt herself with fire, turning pain into passion, certain that love wasn't for her. Until he appeared. To the world, he's calm, distant, almost unreadable. A man no one truly knows. But with her? He's soft, protective, and a little possessive, the kind of love she never thought existed. He knows her scars, her silence, her strength, and without asking, he's ready to do anything to make her his. Sometimes, love arrives unexpectedly and stays forever. It is a story of healing, self-improvement, slow-burn romance, and a love that waited silently for years.

Knox has secrets. She never lets anyone get to close, not even her best friend. A school dance changes everything. Someone is threatening to expose her secrets. Knox has to make a choice. Trust the good boy or the bad boy. One will lead her to destruction the other to redemption. Read the story below 😊

Brooklyn Hale has two goals for her junior year of high school: one, finish the year with straight A's, and two, confess her love to her longtime crush, Liam Taylor (who also happens to be her best friend). Falling into the radar of the three baddest boys in school, a.k.a the Trio of Mischief, was not on her list. But, that's where Brooklyn finds herself on the first day of school. With Luca, Noah, and Finn driving Brooklyn's life into the wild side, having a calm school year and accomplishing her two goals becomes impossible, especially when the boys start to mean more to Brooklyn than she could ever have imagined. Will Brooklyn be able to survive the roller coaster she unintentionally stepped on? *Previously titled "Now or Never"

Myla Rowe has always believed she understands people. Until she meets someone who makes her question everything she thought she knew. In a world full of secrets, complicated choices, and feelings she can't explain, Myla has to figure out what matters before it's too late. A story about the people who change us, the moments we never forget, and the words we never find the courage to say. Some connections are impossible to explain.

Never would I have thought that the answer to my problems would find me first. I had wandered through days heavy with questions, convinced that resolution lay hidden in distant places I had yet to reach. But before I could take another step, it came. Quietly, unexpectedly, like a whisper carried on the wind. It was not something I sought, but something that sought me, reshaping the path I thought I knew and reminding me that sometimes destiny arrives before desire.