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Short Story • Mystery / Suspense, Teen Fiction

Needs first review

A Script for Seven Years: Chapter 4

A buried locket, a violent father, and a childhood trauma. Cal carries a suffocating secret to protect Alex, but time is running out. (Chapter 4)

Short Story • Mystery / Suspense, Teen Fiction

Needs review

A Script For Seven Years: Chapter 3

A buried locket, a violent father, and a childhood trauma. Cal carries a suffocating secret to protect Alex, but time is running out. (Chapter 3)

Short Story • Mystery / Suspense, Teen Fiction

Needs review

A Script for Seven Years: Chapter 2

A buried locket, a violent father, and a childhood trauma. Cal carries a suffocating secret to protect Alex, but time is running out. (Chapter 2)

Short Story • Teen Fiction, Mystery / Suspense

A Script For Seven Years: Chapter 1

A buried locket, a violent father, and a childhood trauma. Cal carries a suffocating secret to protect Alex, but time is running out. (Chapter 1)

Short Story • Romantic, Teen Fiction

Gold Flecks

My First Romance, "Gold Flecks" Short Story "Up close, I can see the scattering of freckles along the bridge of her nose, like tiny constellations "

Poetry • Teen Fiction, Dramatic

A Day in College

Something I wrote in uni after being inspired by a group roleplay performed by my friends as a part of the orientation program in the first week

Novel / Chapter • Romantic, Teen Fiction • 1 Part

our movie

Recently updated · our movie · Aug 21

Every movie has a final scene. But the best stories leave the audience wondering what happens after the screen goes dark.
The credits began.
But somewhere beyond the credits...
their movie was still playing.
THE REAL END
OR MAYBE...
THE BEGINNING OF THE NEXT CHAPTER.

Novel / Chapter • Teen Fiction, Mystery / Suspense • 1 Part

[Title unknown]

Recently updated · Never Mine · Aug 18

I don't know the name for this novel yet! (I would love ideas)



By the sweat of your brow you will eat your food until you return to the ground, since from it you were taken; for dust you are and to dust you will return.
— Genesis 3:19