Lawschool Stories

Dating an athlete was never the problem. It was the attention. The girls. The lies. The rumors. And the one mistake that changed everything.

"I don't argue, Christopher. I simply explain why I'm right. It's not my fault your best friend is too thick-headed to grasp the concept of a rebuttal." Y/N and Lee Min-ho have been two things for as long as they can remember: law students and enemies. As the younger sister of Bang Chan, Y/N has spent a decade dealing with Minho's sharp tongue, smug smirk, and his uncanny ability to raid her fridge while insulting her life choices. To everyone else, Minho is the brilliant, cold-eyed ace of the Law department. To Y/N? He's the guy who once told her that her middle school diary was "legally inadmissible due to lack of a plot." When a high-stakes Mock Trial forces them onto the same side, the library becomes a battlefield-and the line between "objection" and "attraction" starts to blur. With Chan switching between protective brother and chaos enabler, surviving the semester might take more than logic. It might take surrender. In the court of love... whoever falls first, loses. Disclaimer: This story is fiction. It is not affiliated with, authorized, or endorsed by Stray Kids, Lee Minho, Bang Chan, or JYP Entertainment. All characters are fictional and any resemblance to real life is coincidence.

Joel met Adira Rhodes when she was a junior in high school carrying the weight of a sick mother and a household that was just barely staying together. Mistaking her baby brother for her own child, he extended a hand of greeting to her when she stumbled through the church's doors on a frigid Sunday morning in February. She was worn, and she was broken, but she knew where she was going with her life, and she wasn't going to let her circumstances stop her. He was able to offer her a steady side of life, a refuge to run to whenever it was all too much, and when he connected her with the church youth pastor, he was as well. She was always welcome in his and Moriah's home, and they thought of her as part of their little family. But, just days after he attends her high school graduation, Joel is met with a text saying that she's leaving for college, the pre-law she's dreamed about for years, early, and she probably won't be able to talk to him much. It's the last he hears from her, despite every desperate attempt he makes to reconnect with her, for nine months. Then, driving home a February day much like the one he met her, he's sees something that will never cease to haunt him, the girl he loves so much selling herself on a street corner. As the walls and lies she built between them come crumbling down, Joel is faced with his worst fears come true, a girl who is precious to him living like she's worth nothing and unwilling to turn away from it, convinced that after what's she's done, it's all she'll ever be. Feeling helpless but determined to fight for her until the battle is won, he's left saying the same words he used to say all the time, repeating them as a constant prayer... "This doesn't have to define you." But she seems to be convinced that she's going to let it anyway.

Daniela Prescott has always been the responsible one. The eldest of five siblings. The one everyone depends on. The one who never breaks. While Alex lives carefree, George stays silent, and the twins, Clara and Elina, fill the house with chaos, Daniela is the one holding everything together. At least... that's what everyone believes. Until one night, something finally snaps. "What do you think?" the voice cuts through the room. "That you're the only one who's tired in this house? The only one with problems?" Daniela says nothing. Then the words come. "You were never enough." Silence. And for the first time in her life, Daniela stops pretending she's strong enough to carry it all. "Then tell me something," she whispers. "Who was the one who stayed when everyone else was falling apart?"

Beyond the Verdict is a collection of a story, poem, and little drama that turn legal theories into real human experiences. This book explores how law affects ordinary people in ways that are emotional, messy, frustrating, and sometimes even hopeful. It's not just about rules and theories - it's about people, their voices, and the fight to be heard. ~~~ This is a small collection of my legal literature submitted as assignments in my Jurisprudence course during my LLB. We were to write a poem, a short story and a short drama based on three theories of law. ~~~ Submission Date: 20th May, 2024 Author: Elena Malcalm

In the aftermath of Objections Sustained, the Law Executive Council faces a new era-more competitive, more public, and more dangerous. With expectations higher than ever, every member is under pressure to prove their worth. Bench Udan, the ever-confident PRO, thrives in the spotlight. Known for his charm and calculated words, he's used to controlling narratives-until Jazmine Kelly enters the scene. Jazmine is poised, brilliant, and effortlessly captivating. She quickly earns respect within the council, standing her ground even against seasoned members. But behind her composed exterior lies a secret no one could ever imagine: She is a princess, living under a hidden identity to escape a life of privilege and expectation. Law school is her rebellion. The council is her freedom. And Bench... is her escape. For the first time, Jazmine experiences a life where she is not defined by status-but by who she chooses to be. Bench's raw honesty, teasing arrogance, and refusal to treat her as anything special become the very things she clings to. But secrets don't stay buried forever. As council projects grow bigger and more public, Jazmine's past begins to catch up with her. And when her identity is threatened to be exposed, the simple life she built-and the love she never planned for-hangs in the balance. Because in a world where everything about her is extraordinary... Bench is the only thing that ever felt real.

She walked into law school wearing a pink blazer, perfect curls, and confidence strong enough to win arguments she hasn't even read yet. She thought the hardest part would be recitations. She was wrong. Because law school also comes with terror professors, 2AM breakdowns, emotional damage... and an immersion in the mountains where there's no WiFi, too much putik, and people who don't care about her aesthetic-but have stories that hit harder than any legal theory. Still kikay. Still dramatic. Still slightly delusional. But somewhere between the chaos and the reality checks, she starts to realize- maybe law isn't about sounding smart... maybe it's about knowing who you're fighting for. Objection, Your Honor... may putik po.

teammate's sister secret relationship dark past dual pov instagram + real life Olivia Knight has already built a life in Chicago by the time her brother is traded to the Blackhawks. At twenty-three, she's disciplined, private, and deeply focused on her law school internship-someone who keeps her world small because it feels safer that way, despite the constant stream of word vomit swarming in her head. When Spencer moves in, the life she's carefully controlled begins to expand whether she wants it to or not. Connor Bedard is part of that expansion. Younger, sharp, and disarmingly open, he notices the things Olivia doesn't volunteer-the way she avoids certain questions, the tension she carries, the boundaries she never explains. What starts as shared space and quiet conversations turns into something slower, built on trust rather than urgency.

[EPISTOLARY] Order In The Court Simula bata palang ay mag kasama na si Veronica at Diego. Hindi sinasadya ngunit simula palang nursery ay parehas na sila ng section na kinalalagyan. Classmates turned to friends. Friends turned to close friends. Mula palang noon ay academic achiever na si Roni. She was good at everything: english, filipino, math, science & history. Name every subject you can think of, si Roni palagi ang may pinakamataas na grade. Habang si Diego ay mas nag focus sa pagiging atleta niya. From taekwondo, to swimming, to soccer, and finally basketball: Diego has mastered all of it. And when college applications came, Roni got in because of her high grades and outstanding achievements while Diego got in because he was recruited for varsity. All paths led them to each other until Roni wanted to pursue law school while Diego pursued basketball. No time. No classrooms to keep them together. Can love still come this late into their lives? Two courts. Two hearts. One desire.

​For Eloise Hope Lana, life is a series of measured inhalations and calculated silences. To her father, her chronic asthma is a "lack of discipline." To her professors, she is a brilliant Psychology student with a prestigious future. But behind the closed doors of her dorm, Eloise is a girl drowning in a sea of maintenance meds, nebulizer masks, and the agonizing itch of anxiety. She has spent twenty years perfecting the art of being invisible while standing in the spotlight. She didn't need a hero. She just needed to graduate without collapsing. ​Then she met Joaquin Xavier Choi. ​A sharp-witted Law student who plays by his own rules. He is the distraction she can't afford, the one who drives through the night to find her, who memorizes the sound of her wheezing, and who refuses to let her dad's voice be the loudest thing in her head. ​But as the world closes in and the pressure to be a "Lana" reaches a suffocating peak, Eloise is forced to face the ultimate question: Is she fighting to live, or just fighting not to die? ​In a city that never sleeps and a family that never forgives, Joaquin offers the only thing that doesn't come with a price tag. No conditions. No expectations. Just a steady hand when hers are shaking. ​Through the gasping, through the panic, and through the silence that follows the storm. ​Palagi.

A diary of thoughts collected after long days.

Tender, bittersweet, and full of slow-burning emotional tension, this novel follows Sophia as the cracks in her long-term relationship begin to widen just as Anthony-her future stepbrother and a gifted cross-country skiing athlete-enters her life more fully. What begins as familiarity turns into something harder to ignore: a quiet, unsettling connection that feels both forbidden and deeply natural. Set between snowy training days, family closeness, and emotional upheaval, this is a romance about the loves that end us, the ones that remake us, and the lines we never thought we would cross.

You either become a lawyer or you're going to need one. I need a lawyer. Now.

A story of a Nigerian law school student and all of her sexual escapades.

The justice system has its flaws and the courtroom is the playing field of lawyers. Money. Bribes. Power. Influence- are what makes up the injustices of this world. A story of a lawyer and his paralegal, one that is an idealist and one that is practical. A clash of ideologies and the harsh truths in the justice system. Disclaimer: This story is written in Taglish. Started: 03/30/22

Amanda Stevens, after hard work with mostly A's in all classes, finally gets into her dream school, Pennsylvania State Law School. She's prepared for the material shes facing, but not for her professors good looks and lust towards her. However, during her romance with her professor, everything takes a turn for the worse, or for the better?

Hetalia: Axis Powers Nordics fanfiction~ No pairing. Human!AU. I tried to do something a little more realistic here than others. Denmark is in business school, Norway is in medical school, Sweden is in engineering school, Finland is in law school, and Iceland will soon attend dental school after he graduates university. Yet as the holidays draw nearer, the Nordics plan a 'family' reunion amidst their busy student schedules to finally relax and greet the new year. The five will gather together again after a long while, perhaps bringing a piece of their homelands' cultures with them. Warning(s): mild language. Disclaimer(s): I do NOT own Hetalia. I am also NOT an expert on any of the Nordic countries' languages or cultures, nor am I a student in any of the specified fields in this story. If you are a student or graduate from any of these fields and should you find any errors career or schooling-wise, please tell me so I can improve! Other than that, please enjoy <3<3

Harvey Specter is the best lawyer at closing cases in New York City, Los Angeles, and more. He has never lost a case in his life, became a senior partner for his firm, and nothing could make him happier until he met Mia. Mia Grayson is New York City's new protege chef. When it comes to cooking, nothing can stop her. One day, Mia had a visit from Jessica Person, an old friend of her parents, who came to visit the restaurant where she works with Harvey Specter. Mia has never met anyone like Harvey before, but for some reason, Mia couldn't help but be more curious about him. Both live in a world where things can get pretty heated. Let's see who is best served. I don't own any of the photos, music, or the show Suits, except my own OC character Mia Grayson.

Claire hums in agreement, undoing another two of Margot's buttons. "Even I could kiss you better than - better than what's-his-face, I bet." It isn't until Margot's back stiffens beneath her touch that Claire realizes what sequence of words has left her mouth.

!!Sources: https://www.brown.edu/academics/college/advising/law-school/fields-law/fields-law and Law School **The K-Drama Series**!! (My friend and cousin will help me with the storyline so credits to them). Most of the members of the Dream SMP are featured in this story.