Growingup Stories

Saying that Max Oran is a disaster would be an understatement: he got himself kicked out of school, his dad has sent him to live with his emotionally distant mother and his friends don't want anything to do with him. When Max starts at his new school, he meets Cole Benson and his turbulent but loyal friends. As Max develops new bonds and begins to fall for Cole, he realizes that, despite everything, he might have stumbled into something beautiful. Eager to embrace the second chance that life has given him, Max begins counseling and, with the help of Cole and his newfound friends, tries to move forward. However, he quickly realizes that there are more bumps ahead than he was prepared for and is forced to decide if he's going to push past his problems or let his mistakes hold him back forever. [ September 2021. - January. 2022. ] #1 in counseling #3 in mental illness #8 in queer #12 in moving on #13 in youth #19 in growing up #24 in bisexual #31 in daddy issues #66 in ya #89 in mental health

Belonging was only the beginning. Josephine St. Claire thought the hardest part of her journey was adjusting to life without her mother, life with the family she was never meant to know. But as she settles into their world, guarded secrets and buried truths beg to come to surface. [Book Two in The Turning Seasons Series]

Jessie, along with her six year old nephew, Davy, has always had a turbulent life. She and her sister, Holly, who was Davy's mother, are members of a well-known outlaw family in the year of 1872. Holly has acted as a mother to Jessie, growing up, as their mother died early in Jessie's life. Their father is one of the members of the Banks gang, though they haven't seen him in years. Also members of the gang are several cousins, an uncle, and various other non-related men. Holly became pregnant at an early age from one of the gang members, and Davy is her child. Holly tried to raise Jessie and also Davy away from the gang's influence. But the gang members will occasionally come to the small farm where they live and take supplies or take a rest from being pursued by law. Around a year and a half earlier, Holly met a man. Devlin Riley. Devlin is a Texas Ranger. He p and Holly fall in love and marry, and Holly has a baby, Owen. For the period of time that Devlin is a part of their lives, there is some stability for Holly and Jessie. He provides for them financially, and when the family gang of outlaws find out she is married to a lawman, they keep their distance for a while. Holly contacts influenza and dies. This story takes place after that, when baby Owen is about seven months old.

Kimary and Kadence story. Just read❤️.

My family has a curse dating back generations. A curse on the oldest daughter of each generation that could result in her death if she doesn't make the right choices. I have two mates, and while it's not certain that one might try to kill me, it's happened before. There have been eight older daughters before me, three of them died due to the choices they made, three got their happy ending, and the other two, well, I guess you could say they got lucky. At the age of six, there was an attempt on my life, all apart of the curse, of course, because the curse makes me special, it makes me the strongest wolf possible. The curse doesn't take effect until I turn sixteen, so why not try to kidnap a child so that you can kill her the second the curse activates itself? Tomorrow, my life changes. Tomorrow I turn sixteen, and the curse activates. Tomorrow I might have two mates to choose from. Tomorrow I could make the wrong choice and ruin everything. Tomorrow I could make a choice that will get me killed.

Anna is thirteen years old and already holding more than most adults ever will. In a small town, in a house that never quite warms up, Anna moves through her days quietly, waking her sisters, stretching meals, smoothing the sharp edges of a life shaped by poverty and fatigue. Her mother works. Her sisters depend on her. At school, she is helpful, invisible, careful. No one asks how much she carries, or what happens when the weight slips. Anna is a novel about eldest daughters, and the quiet cost of being the one who never breaks.

In which, a women that never experimented love , fall in love with a man that don't believe in love. Estella I choose you in every lifetime. I don't care about what other people think. I don't care if they judge us . All I want is you

plss read its really good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

We promised to always be best friends... but no one said anything about falling in love.

Heart & Soul A coming-of-age story of lives bound by love, betrayal, and fate. Past pain, hidden truths, and long-held secrets connect these hearts, shaping who they are-and who they might become. As memories resurface, the weight of the past grows heavier, pushing everyone toward a moment that can no longer be ignored. Hearts will be tested. Loyalties will be challenged. And one question will linger: Can love survive the truth?

When tainted beverages divide the country into predator and prey, a friction-riddled group of teens come together to survive this apocalyptic society. Unfortunately, these canaballistic creatures are the least of their worries as Robyn and her rowdy peers struggle to survive on a stolen school bus. During this quest for blood and answers, friendships crumble and lives are lost as this dysfunctional group battle zombies, rebels, vengeance, and redemption. Restless nights and death around the corner make it harder to differentiate friend and foe.

This book is a collection of poems about growing up, family, love, pain, and the questions that never seem to have answers. Some poems talk about childhood and the pressure of being the oldest daughter. Some talk about bullying, self-doubt, and struggles that people don't always see. Others explore love, heartbreak, and the constant battle between the heart and the mind. And some are simply late-night thoughts about life, existence, and the unknown. These poems aren't perfect, but they're honest. They are pieces of my thoughts, my memories, and the feelings that are sometimes hard to say out loud. If you've ever felt like you didn't fit in, asked too many questions about life, or carried emotions you didn't know how to explain, maybe you'll find a piece of yourself in these pages.

Some love stories begin with a confession. This one begins with attendance. When thirteen-year-old Adhiraj Talwalkar walks into a new school in Mumbai, he's determined to keep things simple. Study hard, stay out of trouble, and survive being the "new kid" without doing anything embarrassing. Then he hears a name during roll call. Adhira Joshi. The class topper. Sharp, confident, and just a little too comfortable challenging teachers, teasing classmates, and solving math problems faster than anyone else in the room. They're not friends. They barely talk. But somewhere between shared classrooms, silent academic rivalries, and the strange awareness of each other across benches, a quiet spark begins to form. And before anything can happen- School ends. Life moves forward. Years pass. Different colleges. Different lives. Different versions of themselves. Until one unexpected day in the second year of college, Adhiraj finds himself face-to-face with Adhira again. Older. More complicated. And carrying memories neither of them ever really forgot. What began as a tiny spark in a school classroom now has a chance to become something more... if they can figure out what it meant in the first place. The Rom-Com Girl & Sit-Com Guy is not a grand love story about destiny and dramatic gestures. It's a simple, warm, painfully relatable one - about school corridors, unfinished moments, years that pass too quickly, and the strange way life brings people back into each other's stories when they least expect it. Because sometimes love doesn't begin with a dramatic moment. Sometimes it begins with something as ordinary as- "Present, Ma'am."

The First Choice Zafirah Abdullahi has never had trouble finding her place in a room. Charismatic, bold, and impossibly herself, she moves through life the way she moves through a crowd - effortlessly, and always at the center of it. At Air Force Comprehensive School, she is known by everyone and loved by most, and that has always been enough. Final year was supposed to be simple. Study, survive exams, attend prom, go home. It is not simple. There is Ajmal - calm, patient, and quietly certain about her in a way that is both flattering and terrifying. There is Jawad - her cousin, her person, her most complicated relationship, whose feelings neither of them have found the courage to examine too closely. And then there is someone else entirely. Someone who doesn't fit neatly into any category she has, who looks at her without softening what he sees, and whose indifference bothers her far more than it should. Three people. Three different kinds of attention she wasn't looking for. And Zafirah, who has always known exactly who she is, slowly discovering that knowing yourself and understanding yourself are not the same thing at all. Some choices are easy. The first one never is.

Two parent. one lonely girl. Nadia had everything- except the one thing she needed most. Their attention. she had dreams. big ones. But when the people who are supposed to love you are always busy- you start looking for love in the wrong place. And some mistakes change everything. A dream failed- not every story has a happy ending. But sometimes,in the middle of the broken pieces. You find something worth holding to.

After her favorite neighbors, and best friend move away across the street, Zahara has to deal with the new neighbors across the street. The next door neighbor's son is Harrison. A typical boy at school, good grades, a good social life, and a great personality. But whenever he's around Zahara, he always has the urge to annoy the crap outta her And worst of all, as Harrison and Ahsan, Zahara's older brother, get closer together as friends. But can Harrison move on with Zahara when his stalking ex moves in town? (Note: This was based on my friends crush. However, all the names have changed to keep privacy. This is pretty much a fan fiction based on my friends crush.)

Hermione Granger 1/3 of the Golden Trio and Draco Malfoy 1/3 of the Bronze trio. They both despise each other. They can't stand to be in a room together. When Hermione gets made Head Girl it's no surprise but when Draco Malfoy got made Head Boy everyone's heads turn. He gets called foul names, pranks are constantly being pulled on him, and Peeves the polgerist doesn't help. When Draco reveals on the train that he is Head Boy to Hermione they have an honest conversation that takes a turn. When Hermione and Draco are forced to live in close quarters they absolutely hate until Draco wakes Hermione from a nightmare and stays with her for the night. After they learn more about each other they learn that being with each other isn't so bad. They eventually become friends and well... you can probably guess the rest. Previously known as "The Slytherin Prince and Mudblood Princess"

A treatise of poetry and prose, a compilation of condemnation and love for what we lost. 12 Entries Originally posted by @ran-the-cynic on tumblr (Completed works available on @still-ran) Completed 26.06.2024

"Water of Love" explores themes of nostalgia, memory, and the emotional connection between a speaker and a beloved figure, her sister. The poem reflects on the journey of the beloved through different stages of life-childhood, adolescence, and adulthood-while expressing admiration for her growth and beauty. The speaker reminisces about shared memories and conveys a longing to preserve the essence of their relationship, particularly the innocence of the younger sister. The imagery of water symbolizes the flow of emotions and the desire for healing, while also fearing the loss of treasured memories.

il·lu·sion 𝖺 𝗍𝗁𝗂𝗇𝗀 𝗍𝗁𝖺𝗍 𝗂𝗌 𝗈𝗋 𝗂𝗌 𝗅𝗂𝗄𝖾𝗅𝗒 𝗍𝗈 𝖻𝖾 𝗐𝗋𝗈𝗇𝗀𝗅𝗒 𝗉𝖾𝗋𝖼𝖾𝗂𝗏𝖾𝖽 𝗈𝗋 𝗂𝗇𝗍𝖾𝗋𝗉𝗋𝖾𝗍𝖾𝖽 𝖻𝗒 𝗍𝗁𝖾 𝗌𝖾𝗇𝗌𝖾𝗌. "Ain't no illusion. This the real me. This me right here." "I fell for an illusion of you but I'm in love with the real you. The one that make me feel safe again."