allister apoles
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Discover the magic of Allister Apoles's stories! Dive into captivating tales filled with vivid characters, thrilling twists, and emotional journeys.
Stories (5/0)
Unrequited Whispers. Content Warning.
Isabella had always been a romantic at heart. She cherished the idea of love, not as a fleeting emotion, but as a profound connection that could weather any storm. Her heart yearned for that deep, abiding bond, but life had other plans. For years, she had carried a secret love for her best friend, Michael, a love that remained unspoken and unreciprocated.
By allister apoles8 days ago in BookClub
A Mask of Acceptance. Content Warning.
Alex had always felt different. Growing up in a small town where conformity was the norm, he learned early on that standing out was not an option. The weight of expectations from family, friends, and society pressed down on him, shaping him into someone he barely recognized. To fit in, Alex constructed a façade, a version of himself that he thought the world would accept.
By allister apoles8 days ago in BookClub
Trapped in Silence. Content Warning.
Samantha had always believed in fairytales. Growing up, she dreamed of a love that would sweep her off her feet, a partner who would cherish her, and a life filled with happiness. When she met David, it seemed like her dreams were coming true. He was charming, attentive, and made her feel like the center of his world. They quickly fell in love, and within a year, they were married.
By allister apoles8 days ago in BookClub
The Silent Steps . Content Warning.
In the small, dust-covered town of Eldridge, life moved slowly, marked by the rhythm of the seasons and the ebb and flow of simple routines. Yet, amidst the ordinary cadence, there was a man who stood out—a man whose presence spoke volumes without uttering a single word. His name was Samuel, but to the townspeople, he was known as "the man with no shoes."
By allister apoles9 days ago in BookClub
Shattered Dreams. Content Warning.
Mia sat on the edge of their bed, her fingers tracing the delicate embroidery on the duvet. The sunlight streamed through the half-open curtains, casting a golden glow on the room that had once been her sanctuary. She could hear the faint hum of the city outside, but inside, all was still. Too still.
By allister apoles9 days ago in BookClub
