Love
Through Heaven and Hell
Cedric Christensen knew something was wrong the moment he saw the note. No one in Heaven would leave notes. He also knew someone had been in his chambers the moment he approached the hallway. The note rested on a table just inside the chambers. Black wax held it shut.
By Crystal Nicole3 months ago in Fiction
Waiting For Forever
Looking out the window of the plane, Irving Ashcroft was excited to see that they were finally about to land back home. It had been weeks since he had seen or even heard from his girlfriend, Envy. The work trip he was returning from didn’t allow him to communicate outside of people directly associated with the project he was working on. The moment he got off the plane, he would be running through the airport to find Envy. She always showed up to pick him up.
By Crystal Nicole3 months ago in Fiction
The Heavy Quiet of Letting You Go
I think this chapter of my life has finally come to an end, and I want to share the whole story. Months ago, I stopped talking to a girl I deeply loved. During those months, I slowly healed. I focused on myself, spent time with friends, and even became close to another girl who worked near my school. I genuinely thought I had moved on.
By Clara Woods3 months ago in Fiction
When Souls Remember
The little town was quiet. Everything, and everyone, seemed perfect. Families went to church every Sunday, and faith was woven into the town's identity. That was exactly why Raven Hollow stood out. She may not have been religious, but she was deeply spiritual, and somehow that always seemed to bring her good fortune.
By Crystal Nicole3 months ago in Fiction
Love's Deceptive Game
Some first loves never truly fade. When seventeen years old Eris Sullivan meets the new kid Takeru Takahashi on the first day of their senior year, neither expects a single glance to change the course of their lives. What begins as an innocent high school romance quickly becomes something far more deeper - a love that's built on friendship, sacrifice, and unwavering devotion.
By Esmeralda Hawkins3 months ago in Fiction











