Internetfriends Stories

[INVISIBLE STRING SEQUEL!] September 6, 2022. 6:17am. TrueQuill has posted a new message. BlueInk has posted a new message. LilacBerry is now online. CloudShift is typing... - Alex is tired. Fred's trying to be a good friend. Danielle feels insecure. Eugene pretends everything is fine. As for Conner and Bree... well, they're pretty happy together. - A story about high schoolers, their online handles, and the complexities of their friendships and pseudo-romances. Or: Fred likes his childhood friend Alex, Alex only sees him as a friend, Danielle has a crush on Fred since middle school, and while Eugene likes Fred well enough, he can't help but feel a bit bothered that Danielle likes someone else... - #1 in internetfriends - 25 August 2022 - ?

At fourteen, Echo_93 made a scathing album review on an obscure music forum. Within six minutes, standard_pitch replied to tear her argument apart. What started as late-night music debates turned into a decade-long digital sanctuary. Through London rain and Los Angeles sun, time zones, and life transitions, Maya and Julian built a universe out of text logs and shared audio links. They knew every anxiety, routine, and secret the other held-yet they never spoke on the phone, never video called, and never met in person. As real life demands their presence, they make a silent pact to leave their connection frozen in amber. But when a chance encounter in a crowded London cinema brings twenty years of static into sharp focus, they have to face the truth: was it ever just noise on a screen? A bittersweet contemporary drama about digital intimacy, emotional timing, and the ghosts we carry into adulthood.

A New York Leo. A New Zealand Sagittarius. It started with a fierce argument where neither of us would back down. It turned into a late-night devotion that neither of us saw coming. How do you hold onto someone when your schedules are completely inverted and a screen is the only thing keeping you together? From acoustic piano ballads written under a warm blankie to sneaking past internet curfews just to play one more game, this is a raw look at long-distance teenage love. Distance sucks-but he was worth the wait.

Zara is in Lagos. Khalid is in Taraba. They have never been in the same room. They meet on a forum at the kind of hour when people say true things. One reply becomes two. Two becomes a conversation neither of them can stop having. Weeks pass. They learn each other with a precision that proximity rarely allows. What the other person finds funny. What they avoid. What they mean when they go quiet. But a connection built entirely out of words on a screen is still a connection that has to land somewhere. And somewhere is the problem.

;;Internet Friends! AU;; ;;inspired by stories by @GoldenHawk- and @thesoftestanimeboy, check them out, they're cool;;

Just a book, looking for people wanting to just write their hearts out! All you need is a discord if you want to contact us better. (No mean people, please.)

Letters for my ibf, @ChenayaXD Ik hou van jou

In this short story, two males, yuko and arron, became bestfriends; over the internet that is. They told each other everything, from girls to cars and even naming off hot guys at their school. But little did they know, they passed by each other everyday in the halls of clinton high school. {[best if read in courier]} on hold. re writing

This is a book written about my real relationship with a boy, that I will remember for a lifetime.

Lily and Cherry are internet friends. One day a man offers them cheap plane tickets so they could meet. Lily suspects something fishy, but she didn't wanna let her friend down. (This is a collaboration between between me and Cherry :3)

Ollie Pines and Ciel Cipher were two normal 11 year old internet kids when they met. Soon enough after only just under a year of knowing each other, they were dating. Throughout a course of about 6 years they talked through iMessage and Snapchat, and on their seventh year of knowing each other, they finally got to meet. This drastically changed their lives.

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This is a story about how anything can be possible. This is more like an advice book so whether you are dealing with an awkward situation or find things hard, come to here and it might have what you are looking for I love all of you - Rach xox

Just a journ

Define 'Fangirl' A girl, often from the age of 11 to 18, who obsesses over a particular story, it's characters and possibly its creator. Anna is pretty sure she fits the typical definition of 'Fangirl' with her addiction to Anime and her 5 Instagram accounts. Sadly for her, nobody else in her school seems to share her love of Ninjas, Soul Reapers and Wizards. But online is a completely different story. When a strange letter arrives at her door, inviting her to join a new school in Cornwall with all her internet friends, she leaps at the chance, and becomes caught up in a completely new world, full of late nights, loud singing and beach bonfires. But could this new program be too good to be true? Can Anna really escape her old life? Or will she learn that the past always has a way of catching up with you? [Currently being Edited]

Through ups and downs, join the adventure of the long distance couple who fell in the love through the Internet.. - "You made even us, the readers of the story fall in love with the characters in just 10 or so chapters, then made us feel like we were living the story so deep." -CyborgGalleon. "The beginning is so gripping." -deathly_applypie "I LOVE THIS BOOK." -princess-of-random

Raven and Holly are two close friends but there's a twist, they live 954 miles apart. Raven, a nerdy geeky girl and Holly, a more popular charming girl, come together with their obsession for two YouTubers, Andy and Randy. These two friends who never expected to meet, especially through a screen, are now bonded for life but there are always a few bumps in the road. Is their friendship really going to be all they dream about? Or will they some day spilt apart?