Lessons Stories

In a world where our choices could make us worthy of the blessings of Allah SWT or worthy of an inescapable punishment, Jamal and Aamina embark on a path of love, trials, triumphs, and lessons. Though separated by busy cities, vast mountains, and winding rivers, their hearts are drawn together by significant dreams, synchronicities, and an unexplained soul‑pull; a compass pointing true north. Yet each must undergo the journey of self‑discovery before they can attain their destined romantic union. But The Criterion for Discernment is more than just a story of two mirror‑souls journeying toward a purposeful union. It is a book for sincere reflection, spiritual growth, and lessons that shape the soul. You are invited to adventure, to experience, to learn, to awaken your soul to truth; and to discover a love that transcends the ordinary.

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Kendahl and Michael start their first album together Off the Wall which is produced by the intelligent Quincy Jones as it's sold it later on, wins an American Music Award, and as it's a hit the King and Queen of pop continue their story in the music industry.

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Studious girl × Charming troublemaker "Some lessons can't be found in textbooks, they're learned when the rules are broken." Isara Elowen Ravena has always defined herself by her grades, thriving under pressure and expectations. Then there's Kaelvyn Arvin Sanchez, the charming troublemaker who seems to defy every rule she values. She begins to see freedom in his rebellion while he discovers discipline through her. Both realize they're trapped by different cages. They learn that the first lessons of youth aren't about perfect grades or breaking all the rules, they're about finding balance and discovering who they truly are.

In a world where darkness whispers louder than hope, every path hides a lesson-and every step comes with a price. "Purpose" is not just a story of fear, but a journey into the unknown parts of the human soul. It follows a road that seems cursed, where shadows don't just follow you... they guide you, test you, and sometimes break you. But within the terror lies truth-lessons about pain, choices, and the meaning of existence. As the line between evil and purpose blurs, one question remains: Are we running from our destiny... or walking straight into it? This story will pull you into a haunting experience filled with mystery, horror, and life lessons you didn't expect to learn. Because sometimes, the darkest paths lead to the clearest purpose.

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Jeremy isn't invisible. He has friends. A group chat that never shuts up. A seat at every lunch table that matters. He gets invited to things. He knows how to laugh at the right time and keep his head down when he needs to. He's not unpopular. He's just never the guy. When it comes to girls, he's background noise. The one you dap up. The one you call "cute" in a way that means absolutely nothing. The one who somehow always ends up holding someone's drink while she goes to talk to someone else. Sharon has never been background noise. In elementary school she was the "Sharon touch." In middle school she was the weird one. The angry one. The girl people made into a story before they ever tried to understand her. Now she's still a story, just a different version. Now she's the girl with a reputation. The one people talk about like they were there. The one they judge and want at the same time. A stupid party game brings up Jeremy's biggest insecurity in front of everyone. It's not brutal. It's just honest enough to sting. Sharon notices, offering her help. Not in a soft way. Not like she feels bad for him. More like she thinks it's fixable. She says she'll teach him how to get a girl. It's supposed to be practice. Just lessons. Just proving something. But it turns out pretending is harder than it sounds. Especially when you've both spent years standing on opposite sides of the same hallway. They were never as opposite as people made them out to be. And maybe the problem isn't that Jeremy doesn't know how to get a girl. Maybe it's that he's been looking in the wrong direction the whole time.

سەربازی ون لە چیرۆکی سەرکەوتنی هەر تاکێـك لەئێـمە؛ -زوڵملێکراوترین ئەندامی کۆمەڵگا...... ٫*چیڕۆکەکە لەسەر زاری نووسەر (من) ناگێڕدرێتەوە ئەوەی چیڕۆکەکە دەگێڕێتەوە لە کۆتاییەکانی دەردەکەوێت 🖤هەموو مافێکی دەگەڕێتەوە بۆخۆم وەك بیرۆکە و نوسینی بڵاوکردنەوەی لە هیچ تیۆرێکی تری کۆمەڵایەتی ڕێگەپێدراو نییە

Serenity Norms Exist (verb) : Have objective reality or being Synonym : live

Set in 2009. James is the 'average' spoiled 15-year-old, who has it in his head that he is God's gift to the world. After he makes a wish to be as 'lucky' as Michael Jackson was in his life, he discovers his highs and lows. With these new memories and feelings, he may just find a new perspective on everything he ever knew. This story, as it isn't part of the MK series, will have slower updates. Expect an update once or twice a week. :) Rated PG-13. Copyright is prohibited.

People think they're smart. They think they know how to play you... how to take from you without you noticing. But what happens when the person you're using... already knows? "I Knew Anyway" is a short, quiet, psychological story about being used, being aware... and choosing not to change. No revenge. No transformation. No sudden coldness. Just understanding. And a choice that most people won't understand.

In a small corner of Suhum, where dusty roads raised more children than schools did, a group of kids grew up believing that life was simple. No one told them they were poor. They only knew they were alive. Kofi and his friends live through laughter, trouble, hunger, friendship, and dangerous curiosity that always leads them into unexpected moments. From stolen mangoes to broken school windows, from street games to painful lessons-they discover that childhood is not just about playing... it is about surviving, learning, and growing in a world that doesn't always play fair. This is not just a story. It is a memory we all lived... in different ways. mm Welcome to The Street We Grew Up On.

Heather is a girl who doesn't really like One Direction all that much. They are everywhere: on TV, in magazines, on the internet, even on t-shirts at the boardwalk on beaches. She doesn't have much positive stuff to say, but what happens when she begins...liking them?

In the world of Kairya, women are used as pawns in a man's world. Kayana did the unspeakable and fell in love with a boy her parents hadn't agreed on. He was the right one. Until she was married off to a wealthy boy who was determined to make her believe that he was perfect for her. So what happens when the wrong one becomes right?

This isn't a perfect love story. There are no scripted moments, no guaranteed happy endings, and no characters made to impress anyone. This is simply me - writing down the truth of what it feels like to love, to hope, to overthink, to heal, and to grow. A nonfiction journal filled with late-night thoughts, memories, confessions, heartbreaks, small victories, and the quiet moments in between. Every chapter is a piece of my journey through love - the people I met, the lessons I learned, and the version of myself I became along the way. Some pages may feel messy, disorganised, vague, and may sound too honest. But maybe that's what makes love real in the first place. If you've ever loved deeply, lost softly, or carried feelings you couldn't explain, maybe you'll find parts of yourself here too. If you're trying to love or to be loved, I hope you can pick up a thing or two from this silent journal of mine

My parents sent me away because I was too much. It's funny because I always felt like I was never enough for them. Sure, I've made a few questionable decisions, but I never imagined it would get me shipped off to become someone else's problem. Someone else's family.

They stayed. They changed. They faded-without a sound. This short story is about two people in a relationship who slowly lose the connection they once had. There was no cheating, no big fight-just silence, distance, and the quiet fading of feelings. As their love turns into habit, they are forced to face the truth that sometimes, letting go hurts less than holding on.