Mainstream Stories

Ona - prawa ręka Magiery, a on - jego największy diament. Oboje identyczni, z dużym dystansem do siebie nawzajem i odwagą sięgającej zenitu. Przecinają sobie drogi stosunkowo czesto, najpierw z zupełną ignorancją, dopóki Szymon nie zaczyna szaleć na punkcie wydania nowego albumu. Magiera każe ustawić Rozalii, Sobla do pionu, a przecież z bliska wszystko widać najlepiej. Postanawiają wejść w grę, niesamowicie ciężką i niebezpieczną, która pokaże, że miłość faktycznie istnieje, że to nie tylko puste słówka albo czyny. Ale to od nich zależy czy postąpią według zasad i wygrają. Bo dla niektórych, to nie wiele więcej niż seks.

Carter Lynbrook was just an ordinary high school student working in Hollister part time. Reese Williams was one-fourth of the biggest boy band in the world, Maximized. When Carter meets Reese at work one day, she isn’t expecting to be thrown into a world of paparazzi, studio sessions, and The Girlfriends. But then again, she also wasn’t expecting to find Reese to be a decent human being at all. [ slow updates ]

In this story about, guy meets girl, guy feels challenged so he makes it his life mission to up do her in everything physically possible, girl wounds up crushing on his cousin but is he really the one? Find out as they challenge, inspire and encourage each other.

will u have me ?

Everything made with love.

Its a poem about the media and about life in general.

'What's the point of living if you don't belong?' [watty awards 2013 - short story]

Pricilla was 18 and was abt to graduate high school and she meet this man named Miguel he was 21 and had a lot of money but when he seen pricilla he knew that she would be his wife

High achiever Jeanne Darcy's mom disappears, and she is thrust into an unfamiliar world of stalkers, con artists, revenge-seekers--and potentially--murderers. THE SAFARI CLUB a contemporary novel set in two opposing schools with loads of suspense. Fans of dystopian fiction may like it, as will fans of Lauren Halsey Anderson's Speak and Catalyst.

“What’s your name?” I say opening the box. “Aaron.” He says staring at what I’m doing. “I’m Kayla. But don’t go around telling people.” “Why not?” A smirk comes back on his face. “Names are too mainstream.” I say unscrewing the bottle, I pour one bottle into another, then put the lid on and start to shake it hard. “What are you doing?” Aaron asks me. “Making up the dye, what does it look like?” “Why?” he asks bewildered. “Ready for some civil disobedience?”

This is a description of one of the main characters from my comic and animated series, "The Controlling". This is just an idea of what I have in mind for him- but I hope you enjoy it!

Kung ako ang pinili mo Hindi ka sana maloloko At hindi ka rin masasaktan Kaso ikaw ay nagpaloko Kaya ang lalaki ay tuwang-tuwa Sa ginawa niyang kalokohan.

Father and son engage in a conversation with the wind as witness. As both characters talk, while having coffee and watching a soccer match, the story takes a dramatic turn.

Life and lessons learnt along the way. A poem about how life goes so quickly before us

When hostile townsfolk imprison a transient teen girl accused of murder, her best friend struggles against a stacked legal system to protect her from being railroaded.--- Local law enforcers eager to solve the case rush to judgment and arrest Cozbi Miraslova, a pretty teenager of Roma heritage working with a traveling carnival. The evidence against her is scant but the tight knit community believes carnies to be nothing more than gypsies, tramps, and thieves. After the carnival leaves town, Cozbi's best friend and co-worker, Jason Muir stays behind to defend her. In the process of solving the mystery, he discovers Cozbi's manipulative and duplicitous nature and learns how blind loyalty comes with a steep price. Cover photo credit: Shutterstock/Kisto

⚪️Life.⚪️Rayuwa.⚪️Numfashi.⚪️Ci.⚪️Sha. Wa'ennan abubuwan sune rayuwa, abubuwan da duk suka biyo baya to tabbas abunda rayuwar ya qunsa ne.

Featuring here the struggles of a student, the pros and cons of having a thing for granted, and proving how a student-in-distress isn't in fistress at all.

Zara has something to hide and Vipin wants to be a part of her life. Will Zara get over the past tragedy of her life? Will she always be guilty?