This is not an origanal idea, but the plot like is origanal (a least I think it is) if this is simmalar to your plotline if you used this idea, please tell me! None of the characters belong to me. This is my first story, so I hope you like it!
A miraculous one-shot. Something from Chat's point of view. And I was bored.....don't judge me. Hope you guys like it. :)
The Master Chief is on a mission to retrieve a deadly weapon. Someone joins him along the way. But who?(Alternate universe/spinoff, whatever)
This story is about a girl named Emily who loves to paint but struggles with sharing her feelings. After a super cool art show, she becomes more confident in her art. With the help of her best friends, Mia and Jake, she learns that her paintings can touch people's hearts and tell her story.As fall comes, Emily makes awesome new art pieces that reflect how much she has grown. When they get a chance to show their artwork in a real gallery, Emily feels scared but excited. With Mia and Jake cheering her on, she faces her fears and discovers that her art can connect with others.The story is all about friendship, bravery, and how sharing our true selves can inspire those around us. Join Emily on her journey of self-discovery and see how she learns that it's okay to be vulnerable and that every brushstroke can tell a beautiful story!
random stuff kinda like aweird diary that thousands can just open and read
"They're monsters-" SHUT UP YOU CHOSE TO CLICK ON THIS OKAY? WHO IS THE ONE TO BLAME HERE.Warning for cringe, swearing and grammar 🫶
Once upon a time... Wait this is not a fairy tale, more like a living nightmare. Meet 14 year old Chlosandra or Chloe she is an orphan at the orphaning "SunShine Orphaning" It is a only girl orphaning. She has no friends except the 63 year old lunch lady at the orphaning. Chloe gets bullied by all the other girls there. What happends when she gets adopted by the one and only, YouTube Famous, Jc Caylen? Read to find out...
For me, writing poetry has always been a process of self-renaming. Not something I do every day, yet when the words finally come, it feels like that long-lost friend coming to visit. Here is my return to self-expression, an action I began as a child full of wonder and adventure.But life has taken me down some difficult paths. Diagnosed with major depression and psychosis, most of the time I felt completely detached from my old self. Recently, reading over some of the things I wrote as a child, I felt again a flicker of the person I had been-a girl whose world was open to her eyes and heart, ready to be rediscovered. This book, in so many ways, is a reflection of that lost girl and a testament to my journey of self-recovery and healing continued to this day.Through these poems, I want to reach out to her-to whoever else may feel lost-to tell her that we are still here, waiting to be found.