Slice Stories

There isn't just one version of him. There's the one you meet on a rainy race weekend. The one who laughs at 3 a.m. over video games. The one who holds his baby for the first time. The one who never says what he really feels-but you see it anyway. Every story is a different world. Every world, the same heartbeat. 🧡 A collection of Lando Norris mini-chapters-snapshots of life, love, chaos, and quiet moments that never really leave you. ✍️ POV: Reader (You) ⚡ Genre: Real-life AU, Romance, Slice of Life 🕰 Updates: Random-whenever inspiration hits or there is a request

Snow fell softly from the night sky, quiet and gentle, as if the world itself were holding its breath. The hill where the twins lay was blanketed in white, their small footprints already fading beneath the steady snowfall. Their parents had gone out that evening to perform at the theatre, leaving the twins in the quiet care of the night. It wasn't unusual-Riku and Tenn often found themselves alone when their parents were away. The theatre was theirs, a small family dream built with endless hours of sweat and song. At only 5 years old, Riku was too young to understand why their parents worked so hard, too innocent to see the shadows od exhaustion on their faces when they returned home. Riku, at 5 years old, never questioned it. To him, his parents always smiling, always strong and the theatre was nothing more than a place where the mother and father could sing and dance. He didn't notice the careful way they hid their sighs, or how their smile stretched just a little too long. Protected from worry, Riku's world remained simple and bright. But Tenn noticed, thought the same age, he was sharper, more watchful. He caught the flicker of tiredness in their eyes, the soft way they looked at Riku at though he were the most fragile treasure in the world. Their struggles were hidden from Riku, not because they wanted to lie but because even the smallest stress could endanger his weak body. Yet no matter what weight they carried, one things was certain, their parents loved their precious twins more dearly than anything else. Every performance, every smile, every late night was for them-for Riku's fragile health, and for Tenn's steady future and even if Riku was too young to see it, Tenn understood.

Ena was just an ordinary person until she boarded the train and awakened a mysterious system. What started as a simulation quickly spiraled out of control.

The reason why the Zoldyck are so strict is that they lost a daughter, she was taken from under their noses and they could not find her, vowing to protect their other children, they became who they were. But their daughter was alive and well, living the most normal childhood she could on a small island, she moved to the Republic of Padokia for education, but her sudden return triggered the sensors long abandoned by the Zoldyck family. How will they react to her antics? The different energy and outlook on life? Will she accept them or not? Will the Zoldyck's overcome the many issues they and she have? note from author: there will be 20 chapters in total, and I will post at midnight every week I have this story published on AO3 as well from the user Levisentedlust123

In 1965 during the Civil Rights Era a girl gets entangled in a little bit of forbidden love

This is not a story about dying. It is a story about living - fully, honestly, and on one's own terms. Corey has his whole life ahead of him... until he doesn't. After a life-changing diagnosis, he makes a choice most wouldn't understand: instead of going home, he keeps going. Traveling across the world with his friends, he chooses to experience everything he still can - laughter, connection, quiet moments, and the kind of clarity that only comes when time feels limited. Through the pages of his personal journal, Corey captures not what he's losing... but everything he refuses to miss. When his journey finally brings him home, and his story reaches its final chapter, the truth of how he lived begins to unfold for those he loved most. And in that understanding, they begin to see life differently too. Life on My Terms is a deeply emotional and uplifting story about love, choice, family, and the quiet courage it takes to truly live. This isn't a story about the end. It's about everything that comes before it.

One Saturday morning, a hundred people registered for an obscure game nobody had heard of. Then came the flash. Now they're somewhere else - a city that looks almost real, with documents that say they belong here and memories that aren't quite theirs. The system calls it Echo of the Rift. The city calls them Awakened. And something that's been living in this world far longer than any of them is already paying attention.

ဖတ်ချင် ဖတ် မဖတ်ချင် လစ်~

I Encountered Hui-Jeong Hui-Jeong had never planned to live with anyone again. After years of carefully controlling his life-his space, his routines, his boundaries-sharing an apartment with a stranger was the last thing he wanted. But one reckless night and a drunken promise later, he wakes up in a quiet apartment... with a new roommate he barely remembers inviting. Jeo is calm where Hui is rigid. One cooks too intensely. One eats too slowly. One leaves messes everywhere. One quietly cleans them up. At first, they are just two strangers sharing an apartment. Over time, small conversations start to happen-about things that weren't said the night they met. © 2026. All rights reserved.

Nara nggak pernah percaya cinta di bangku kuliah-terlalu ribet, terlalu banyak drama. Sampai dia dipaksa satu kelompok dengan Arga, mahasiswa paling santai tapi paling nyebelin di kelas. Awalnya cuma debat kecil, lalu jadi kebiasaan, lalu... entah kapan semuanya berubah. Di antara tugas, kopi tengah malam, dan rahasia yang perlahan terbuka, Nara mulai sadar: mungkin yang paling berbahaya bukan jatuh cinta-tapi menyangkalnya.

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The Delinquent King of Kurokawa High Itsuki Sugiyama is the most feared student at Kurokawa High - loud, foul-mouthed, and permanently scowling, with a spiked black hair, piercings, and a physique that looks like it was sculpted out of pure aggression. He yells at his friends, sleeps through every class, and has a disciplinary file thicker than most textbooks. Every girl in school is obsessed with him. He couldn't care less. But underneath the bat-carrying, insult-slinging exterior is a guy with an unshakable code: you don't mess with people who can't defend themselves. When a group from a rival school starts shaking down Kurokawa's first-years, Itsuki handles it the only way he knows how - loudly, violently, and without asking permission. At home, though, the Delinquent King meets his match in the one opponent he can't intimidate: his five-foot-two mother and her never-ending chore list. Then a chance encounter at a Sunday arcade changes the rhythm. A girl named Aoi Nakamura slips on spilled melon soda and crashes straight into his chest - and into his carefully guarded world. She's flustered, warm, and sends four apologetic text messages in a row. He responds with five words and tells himself it doesn't matter. He saves her number anyway. A story about a boy who fights everyone except his own feelings, and the girl brave enough to text him first.

Some people are invisible. Orlias learned early that being unseen hurts. But being seen? That costs more. Thrown into a world that decides who he is before he speaks, Orlias finds refuge in one place where nothing can lie... The track. There, effort has meaning. Pain has structure. And for the first time, he is more than what they call him. But talent brings attention. Attention brings expectation. And expectation? That's where everything starts to break. As rivalries form, bonds deepen, and pressure builds from every direction school, family, and self Orlias must decide: Is he running toward something... or just running away?

[Synopsis Title: The Beta His Alpha Chose Too Late] Elliot Carter is only ever the replacement. When his Omega brother runs from an arranged marriage, Elliot-an ordinary Beta from a failing family-is shoved into the wedding in his place and tied to Adrian Sterling, an S-class Alpha who should have had everything he wanted. In public, they become the perfect couple. In private, they are strangers sharing a bed, a contract, and years of resentment. Adrian never wanted a Beta. Elliot never had a choice. So when Elliot finally walks away, he means to end it cleanly. No more cleaning up his family's messes. No more being the stand-in for someone else. No more mistaking heat, possessiveness, and late-night tenderness for love. He starts over in a quiet dessert shop, determined to build a life that belongs to him for once. But Adrian refuses to stay gone. He keeps showing up-at Elliot's work, outside his door, in the spaces Elliot is trying to reclaim-and the more Elliot pushes him away, the harder it becomes to ignore the truth. His runaway brother is back, old misunderstandings are cracking apart, and the arrogant Alpha Elliot thought he understood may have wanted him all along. If Elliot lets himself believe that, he risks becoming a replacement again. If he doesn't, he might lose the first person who ever tried to choose him. When a love built on obligation starts turning into something real, can Elliot trust it-or is he about to be used one more time?

This was fun. She was fun. He hadn't felt this alive-this entertained-in ages. He was already rumored to be the god of Jujutsu Society only at the age of eleven. She was a nobody who dared. A nobody with no memories of the first ten years of her life but just knows she wants to have good memories. Where a dragonfly finds his lily pad to rest and transform. trope: Childhood Friends to Infinity Slow-Burn

When Team RWBY is assigned an Atlas android for a "collaboration program," everyone reacts differently. Ruby's thrilled. Weiss is skeptical. Blake's cautious. And Yang... Yang can't stop wondering why the robot looks so sad. This is a fan-fiction work using characters and setting from RWBY (Rooster Teeth), not endorsed by Rooster Teeth Productions, LLC.

နူးညံ့သိမ်မွေ့ပြီး ရင့်ကျက် တည်ငြိမ်သည့် ပရော်ဖက်ဆာ Gong နှင့် သစ္စာရှိ၊ဇွဲရှိသည့် ကောင်းကင်တမာန်တော်လေး Shou

She came to Korea to heal a quiet heartbreak. She didn't expect the bus to Daegu. Seat 14A. Window side. A Spotify screen, a playlist called F*ck Songs, and a stranger in 14B who watched her build it and almost smiled. She didn't know his name. She didn't know his face. She didn't know that the man in the black Carhartt beanie and the KN95 mask had written songs that made millions of people feel less alone - and that somewhere between a highway rest stop and a used book cart in the rain, he was already writing one about her. This is a story about two playlists built from opposite ends. About the small things that say everything - an empty can, a shoulder that stayed still, a pen running out of ink. About arriving somewhere broken and leaving more like yourself. About a kind of quiet that only exists next to someone. Slow burn. Dual POV. Filipina reader-insert. No face reveal until Chapter 8 - and even then, she doesn't make it weird.

ဖတ်ချင် ဖတ် မဖတ်ချင် လစ်~