People Stories

Zadie wasn't built for the streets, she was built to escape them. At 19, she leaves Philly behind and moves to Baltimore with her father, enrolling at Morgan University and focusing on her books, her business, and her future. Known for her flawless lashes and growing TikTok fame, Zadie keeps her circle small and her life even smaller. Because she knows exactly what the streets can do..she's seen it through her own family. Dakota, better known as Koda, is everything she's been taught to avoid. Over East, his name carries weight. He moves how he wants, makes his money how he knows, and stays connected to a world Zadie refuses to be part of. School was never his path but Morgan is still his territory through the people he calls family. When Zadie and Koda cross paths, it was never supposed to be anything serious. But in a city like Baltimore, nothing stays simple for long. The more Zadie tries to stay in her lane, the deeper she gets pulled into Koda's world and the harder it becomes to tell the difference between love and danger. Because in the 410... love don't come without consequences.

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This is my first story. so please show ur love to this story and this story is totally fictional ''No ...no i am not going to marry her, why should i marry when i said that i don't want to.'' 'u have to marry her' ''But why? can't u understand what i am saying or are u crazy or what.'' ''okay as your wish,then u will not be able to see the tomorrow's sun.'' ''Wth!!! atleast tell me why u all want me to marry her.come on! tell me the reason.'' ''first your marriage will be done'' ''No i am not going too''. 'okay,then see what will happen to that girl.' will their marriage happen or not? and if yes then will they give chance to it. If they both are tied in a sacred bond what will they both do, will they accept each other? or they will never try to understand each other? Would he accept her and will she will accept him? what will happen next in their lives? English is not my first language so please ignore mistakes.

This book is goanna relate to me more than most my others. it might relate to you Aswell and if it does then you're not alone. NOTE: Eli is not a real person is he ai, again not an actual person, he is only ai. the picture for the cover is not mine; I got it off of Pinterest. I did have some help from an ai for the unknow/Eli person. because well I didn't know how to write for that. No Eli is not a real person; he is made up. if you have any suggestions or things that you would want me to add about how you feel about things then leave a comment or email me personally and I'll make sure to add it.

Dr.Harleen Quinzel is a respected doctor at Arkham Asylum, well known for her intelligence and kind personality but much like everybody else in Gotham she has her secrets. When given the opportunity to 'fix' the joker she cannot help but intervene....however with her already on the brink of madness could this push her over the edge? I do not own any of Dc comics and most of these characters belong to them (more of my own will Join the story later on!)

Observations in general,about how people communicate and carry on in their busy lives. My thoughts there and then

My strange, little, illustrious dreams - the ones that bring me a quiet kind of happiness, and perhaps, might make you feel something too. Sometimes, I even wonder if these dreams are real... or if they're just fragments of a world that exists somewhere between sleep and shadow. Enjoy them - and don't hesitate to leave your thoughts. I know some parts may be unsettling for others, but sharing them helps me.

Kaylee is the adopted daughter of John and Mary Winchester, who took her with her from her abusive father, who just left her all alone in a haunted house when John finds her during a hunt. After many years of growing up with her brothers and losing their mother in an awful fire. She decides to study at university with Sam while Dean continues to hunt. But then, one night, Dean shows up in the middle of the night asking his siblings for help finding their dad, who was missing. Since then, they have driven in Baby Dean's Car from State to State, solving cases of the supernatural unknown to some people until Kaylee finds out her real mother is alive.

To all the young people of the world, please read this book before you start any kind of business.

This book provides a comprehensive overview of how psychology works in human life and behavior. It is written after studying and gathering knowledge from many psychology books, research, and real-life observations. The purpose of this book is to help readers understand how people think, feel, react, and make decisions in different situations. It explores topics such as emotions, body language, manipulation, influence, mindset, and behavior patterns. By reading this book, you will learn to understand hidden intentions, read people more effectively, and improve your communication and emotional intelligence. This book serves as a guide for anyone who wants to master psychology and gain a deeper understanding of human nature.

The facts given to you without sugarcoating. This is an atrocious crime and can no longer be hidden.

The Happy Life is a Dark Fantasy Story that has elements of Science Fiction. The Happy Life book revolves around the plot of being set in a Fantasy World where a man named Mathew, along with his other scientists, has created scientifically crafted human beings in a large laboratory. These Scientifically Crafted Human Beings are made out of moss, dirt, and biological human blood. These crafted human beings have been created to cause pain and suffering among biological human beings through death. Except for one crafted being that has begun to feel human emotions and is the first to feel these human emotions in her entire existence.

Life is a Canvas. We just have to paint the picture of what we want on the canvas. So paint your future on the canvas and live it. Don't let anyone get in the way of your dreams, live life to the fullest, and enjoy life. Because life is a learning process. You may think you have life all figured out and you think you're the man or woman but in reality it isn't as easy as we paint it to be. So follow my struggles on a journey to become a man and I hope I inspire someone.

Two Brothers,a Sister and a Lover What will happen with them Find it out here On The Annoying Brothers

Nights of bugs and dirt// Strange dreams // A woman creeping around where she doesn't belong. An original novella inspired by Hozier's song 'Like Real People Do.' "I will not ask you where you came from, I will not ask and neither should you. Honey, just put your sweet lips on my lips; We should just kiss like real people do." -Hozier - 'Like Real People Do'

𝐌𝐄𝐋𝐀𝐍𝐈𝐄 𝐂𝐋𝐀𝐑𝐊 - a student that has been handpicked by a raffle in order to secure a spot at Redford Academy. The number one school she's set her eyes on since forever and now that day is finally here. All the countless hours of studying, staying up late completing assignments have now paid off and getting set for the new journey at Redford Academy is now at hand. Until, the night of the annual ball where the donor's daughter - 𝐒𝐎𝐏𝐇𝐈𝐀 𝐁𝐄𝐋𝐌𝐎𝐍𝐓 is found dead in the school's swimming pool. 𝐌𝐈𝐂𝐇𝐄𝐀𝐋 𝐂𝐎𝐑𝐁𝐈𝐍 - doting boyfriend of now deceased Sophia Belmont, popular rich boy on campus, and is now accused for playing a part in Sophia's death. Every time he walks down the hallways people avoid him completely, even his so-called friends do the same thing as well. Until, he decides to slip a note to Melanie asking for help in order to clear his name and figure out who did kill Sophia Belmont that night. A rich girl now dead, rumors are spreading, and a killer is on the loose amongst the student body. Upload Schedule : Monday, Wednesday, Friday at 11:30 pm & announcements will be made at 10:30pm! Credits: The photo used for the book cover is from lulusuniverse on Pinterest.

In this third chapter, Lyra and Vandelia follow the signs downward, beneath the streets and beneath the visible life of the city. What once appeared as a crisis of memory, perception, and fear now begins to reveal an older architecture hidden below the world they thought they knew. A forbidden map, a stairway beneath the station, an archivist's journal, ancient marks, vanished waters, silent chambers, and buried thresholds draw them into the secret anatomy of the city. Their descent is not merely physical. Each passage below the streets leads deeper into the place where memory, fear, grief, and reality begin to share one breath. The city is no longer only watching from windows and walls; it remembers through stone, water, silence, and signs that seem older than any human witness. What Lyra and Vandelia uncover is neither a simple haunting nor a creature waiting in the dark, but a presence that has learned to dwell where certainty fails. As they move through tunnels, drowned corridors, hidden rooms, and spaces where sound itself seems to die, the two women begin to understand that the city's darkness is not bound to one chamber, one river, or one door. It moves through absence, through attention, through fear given shape. The deeper they go, the less certain they become whether they are discovering an ancient truth, awakening something buried, or stepping into the form their own dread has prepared. The final threshold beneath the bridge gathers all that came before it: the childhood wound, the severed bond, the watching city, the signs, the river, the silence, and the nameless presence that waits beyond ordinary sight. Lyra and Vandelia do not emerge unchanged. Whether they pass through the door, turn away from it, or merely learn what it means to stand before it, the knowledge follows them back into the world above.

In this second chapter, the story of Lyra and Vandelia moves from the private wound of memory into the watchful body of the city. What began as childhood hunger, severance, shame, and confession now returns in stranger forms: masks worn too long, windows that seem to observe, stairwells that echo a step too late, signs appearing where none had been, and mirrors that no longer feel wholly faithful. The album follows Lyra as she begins to question the boundary between inward fear and outward threat. At first, the disturbance appears psychological: a crisis of identity, a fear of being seen, and the slow collapse of the mask she once mistook for the self. Yet the city answers her dread with troubling signs. A mark appears upon a door. A blank letter lies where none should be. A window burns on the seventh floor. Footsteps sound in empty stairwells. A figure stands where no shadow should fall.Throughout the album, the city becomes a vast architecture of suspicion. Its panelled towers, corridors, mirrors, bridges, factories, lamps, and rain-lit windows seem to form a system of silent observation. Yet the songs refuse simple certainty. Is Lyra being watched by some hidden presence, or has her own divided conscience taught the world to wear the face of a watcher? Are the signs born from without, from within, or from the dangerous meeting of both? The return of Vandelia changes the course of the descent. Whether she first appears as memory, dream, conscience, or living companion, her presence breaks the tyranny of solitary fear. When two stand together, the signs do not vanish, but they become less absolute. Shared perception weakens suspicion. Confession loosens the inward knot. The city may still harbour things unnamed, yet its darkness no longer claims the same dominion over a soul that does not stand alone.

In this first chapter, Lyra and Vandelia are introduced as two old friends whose bond was born in hunger, cold, and childhood sorrow. Raised beneath a grey and indifferent sky, among silent mothers, drunken fathers, narrow streets, and watchful windows, they find in one another the warmth that the world refuses to give. Their earliest covenant is made not in comfort, but in want: a promise shaped by pale dawn, shared bread, fragile laughter, and the desperate belief that no darkness shall ever tear their hands apart. Yet the album follows how such vows begin to fracture. What first appears as tenderness slowly gives way to distance, pride, silence, guilt, and the fear of being truly seen. Lyra and Vandelia do not lose each other through a single betrayal, nor through violence, nor through hatred, but through the quiet widening of an unnamed wound. Letters remain unfinished, words go unspoken, and the city around them becomes a cold witness to their severance. As the songs descend, both women seek refuge in false consolations: taverns, labour, strangers, anger, faith, and denial. Wine promises sleep but leaves only emptiness. Work offers purpose but cannot bury conscience. Religion raises its towers above them, yet gives no warmth, no answer, and no mercy strong enough to reach the wounded child within. The city stands everywhere around them, not merely as a place, but as a school of silence, shame, and spiritual exhaustion. By the end of the album, the first violence of grief has faded into something colder and more honest. Lyra and Vandelia no longer speak only as wounded souls blaming one another, but as two flawed human beings who begin to understand their own part in the breach. No lost youth is restored, no covenant is remade, and no divine sign descends to heal them. Yet beneath the fading star, they confess enough truth to see each other clearly at last. This first album is the origin of the wound: a lament for childhood hunger, broken vows, false refuge,

Jacky is just a normal fifteen-year-old girl until she meets Brian, who instantly falls in love with her. The only catch is that Brian is twenty-four so the two can't be together. The two decided to still be friends, but then Brian stops calling and texting his new friend because he can't bare to not be Jacky's boyfriend. When Jacky finally sees Brian again, he tells her to leave him alone. Will the two be able to pull out of this and still be friends? This story was requested by @radical23 for her friend @jackkkyyy