Loner Stories

Kaleb Knightly, Briarwood High School's own bad boy. But he's not your typical 'bad boy.' He makes straight A's, he doesn't sleep around, and he cares about people and isn't afraid to show that he cares. Since bumping into Layla Davis, the school's loner, freshman year, he's been intrigued by her. She's a mystery that he wants to solve. With the help of his cousin and friends, he hopes to become friends with her. But Layla doesn't want that. She wants to stay invisible. She wants nothing to do with him or anyone. But Kaleb and his friends just can't take no for an answer. As Kaleb and his friends try to break down her walls and someone from her past reappears, will she let her wall fall or build them up higher and stronger? ***Amazing cover made by @faithfulness254*** Like I say with all my stories... I'm not great at writing a summary for them. Please give the story a try, though. You might just like it. I will also try writing a better summary once I write more of the story. My stories always seem to go differently than I originally planned. 😊 #3 in YoungAdults 12/01/2022

Evelyn Grace struggles to maintain her freedom as the life she once knew is flipped upside down. She must overcome not only the opinions of others but her opinions of herself to find safety and peace. But can she do it alone.

Ferris Wheel - A quiet, introspective story about loneliness, connection, and the people who slowly change us without realizing it. After a chance encounter on a ferris wheel during a festival night, Adriel-a boy more comfortable with silence than conversation-finds himself drawn into an unexpected connection with Niaz, a girl whose warmth slowly begins to color the parts of his world he once ignored. Through late-night chats, shared music, disappearing conversations, and fleeting moments that somehow continue to bring them back to each other, Adriel starts learning what it means to step outside the safety of isolation. But growing closer to someone also means confronting the parts of yourself you've spent years hiding. Told through quiet reflections and emotionally honest moments, Ferris Wheel explores social anxiety, online intimacy, missed chances, and the painful realization that sometimes silence can say more than words ever could.

Davis Davila. Loner. Gamer. Loser. He knows everything about almost every game in existence. But when the school bullies steal his prized Game Boy, Davis gets a reality check. Getting it back won't be easy. Especially when your social stats have always been critically low. My first story I intend to finish eventually. Don't hate me, I know it sucks but I still had fun writing it.

When the sky darkens at noon, Sakamo Momaru knows something is wrong. Born under a phenomenon no one can explain, Sakamo has always been... different. Shadows react to him. People avoid him. And deep inside, something waits. As a celestial eclipse returns, the truth behind his existence begins to unravel-along with a power tied to death itself. In a world where souls can fracture and reality bends, Sakamo must face what he is becoming... before it consumes everything. Because some powers aren't given. They awaken.

A 𝑙𝑜𝑛𝑒𝑟 werewolf. No home, no warm bed, no comfortable life... Until he saw light through a window at night, lighting the street, lighting the house... Also lighting up his heart. But why was his heart lighting up? Why was the light calling him? What was that light? More like 𝑤ℎ𝑜 was that light?

she thought she had moved on. But some memories don't fade- they wait... And sometimes, you find yourself right where they left you.

Being ostracized for selective mutism for the entirety of his childhood, Sora Kusunoki gradually gave up on people altogether. But as people emerge in his life, he's given a chance to experience the one thing he lacked all his childhood and now actively avoiding in his adult life. Having friends.

IF YOU HAVEN'T READ BOOK ONE DONT READ THIS BOOK YET !!! Continue to follow the journey of Royal Mays and her friends as they experience even tougher times. Loosing faith and confidence along the way. All copyrights reserved © 2018

This book is completed! This book now has illustrations included! Vezaias is the new kid in school. He has a reputation of being a delinquent and a criminal. This quickly gains him popularity and near teen royalty status at his new expensive private school. On his first day he meets Ephraim, a boy who is bullied for his albinism. Between drama at school, Vezaias's abusive home life, and Ephraim who is neglected at home, how will they ever survive? And will Vezaias ever figure out his relationship with Ephraim before it's too late? LGBTQ story. Multiple trigger warnings. Book one of a very long multi-story fantasy series.

A single human - broken by life through isolation and quiet despair - grew to resent the world itself. Yet from that hatred, something even more powerful emerged: an unbreakable desire to change it. As a corrupted force engulfs the world in darkness, threatening to erase all life, that indomitable will awakens something ancient - transforming that desire into unimaginable power. Now, in a form both fearsome and majestic - a humanoid dragon - they confront the very force that plunged the world into crisis: one forged from mortal hatred and selfishness. Thus, only one question remains: can someone who no longer believes in the world still be the one to reshape it? -------------------------------- Note: This work is presented as a cinematic outline rather than traditional prose - a visual narrative meant to convey tone, atmosphere, and emotion. It represents the first act of a larger story. A short visual teaser (comic format) can be read here: https://mangaplus-creators.jp/episodes/n42508031042070027259031

Anu had so many hopes and expectations on her college life. All her dreams shattered when her family had to shifted to her uncle's house. Her life changed from being a popular girl in school to a loner in the college. How does Anu going to deal with it?

Southfield High was like any other ordinary school. So why was it like Hell for Max Rivas? Not only was it the only high school in the city, but it also housed the world's greatest number of social cliques and classes. You would have the rich kids who ran the place, the middle-income ones who stayed out of the way, and those from the slums -- loners, freaks, and basically every popular student's favorite punching bag. Max belonged to that last group. All his life, Max had only known survival. Whether it be finding ways to scrounge for money in his rundown house, or walk paranoid in the halls of school. It had gotten worse during high school -- until his senior year. When a new factor entered his life. Asher Grayson. The boy who made it worse before he could make it better. Everyone's dream friend, boyfriend, and basically Southfield High's resident pretty boy, Max found himself Asher's sole victim. But what if this one was different? What if, this time, he found an interest in his aggressor? And surprisingly so, what if those thoughts were reciprocated? Max had always thought lowly of those living the upper class lives. The ones who'd sneer down at him as they walked by. So why was this Hell suddenly not so bad when his life was turned upside down by the one he least expected? (WARNING: lots of swearing. takes place in a high school. you should expect it lol minor acts of violence/aggression as well)

Ziven is the kind of person who fills every silence-loud, carefree, and always surrounded by laughter. Being the class clown isn't just what he does; it's who he is. That changes when he becomes curious about Myrelle, a quiet girl who never seems affected by his presence. Unlike everyone else, she doesn't laugh at his jokes or react to his noise. Instead of pushing him away, her silence draws him in. What starts as curiosity slowly turns into something deeper as Ziven finds himself drawn to her calm, observant nature-and the strange comfort of being seen for who he really is beneath all the noise. A quiet, emotional story about two opposites learning what it means to connect, to be understood, and to face the parts of themselves they've been avoiding.

Ashley Rae is never going to fall in love. She has seen what love does. It's pain, jealousy, and heartache. Maddox Larson is trouble with a capital T and lives up to his reputation as the bad boy of her high school. When he takes an interest in her after a chance meeting between the two, her carefully planned life shifts from its course. There is no stopping him. He is egotistical and persistent, much to her annoyance. He is nothing she wants and everything she needs. She is not never going to fall in love. *Please note this is only a five chapter sample of the published book.

"Nineteen feels less like an age and more like a waiting room. Between the shifts at work and the long drives through streets that know my name better than I do, there's her. We weren't a relationship, but we weren't 'nothing' either. Now, I'm just the local weirdo trying to figure out how to outrun a ghost that doesn't want to leave."

What would you do if you could talk to ghosts? What would you do if you were always an outcast? What would you do if you found out that your mom had lied to you about your father's death? That's exactly what is happened to Jaira. She can talk to ghosts, but she is always an outcast. The voices have stopped for a few weeks. But they come back to warn her, Warn her from something that may change her life forever...

A girl who keeps everything to herself starts writing the thoughts she can't explain to anyone. Every chapter is a piece of her silence, overthinking, memories, and dreams.

Story of loneliness, not fitting in, and acceptance and the process of slowly moving on

Everything was fine, nothing ever happened. Armed with cynicism and his dependable sister, Hikigaya Hachiman assumed his comfortable everyday life would never end. Enter an island renowned for eternal romance and his past of alternate memories. Nothing could last forever, whether he liked it or not.