Findingyourself Stories

▪︎▪︎¤▪︎▪︎ Existentially exhausted and miserable, Yoo Cheol is only biding his time until his grief eventually consumes him. When will that time come? He's not certain, but one thing is for sure: He longs to be in Shin Eunho's arms again. There's nothing he wouldn't give to feel the warmth of his kisses once more! The only issue that stands in his way is that they're separated by life and death. Literally. So when he wakes up in an orphanage entire eras away from his timeline, he thinks his despair has finally driven him to the point of insanity. In reality, Cheol had really reincarnated as his 16-year old self into a suburban town in South Korea in 2012. With no knowledge whatsoever of any technology, and whatever basic social skills needed to survive in modern Korea, and on top of that being required to attend the town's high school, matters couldn't possibly get any worse! Except. Except, somewhere within this chaotic town and amongst the unwarranted high school drama, Eunho lives. He breathes. The same person, the same soul across different worlds, untouched by the memories of his past life with Cheol. By divine intervention, it seems like Cheol has been given a second chance to rewrite fate with his love once again, Eunho. But second chances are never given for free. Because fate always demands something in return. * ALL artwork included in this work is mine, unless specified otherwise! Please give credit and do not run it through AI :D ** Story is also posted on ao3 under the same user (nicolette_miniky; my icon has a bird lmao) and under the same title. It's listed as an Original Work.

One summer,one bucket list,one boy she was never supposed to love. Camellia Palmer has her entire future planned,until Charlie Baker comes back to town for one last summer. With his vintage film camera and endless love for sunsets, he convinces her to make every day count,but as summer slips away, Camellia realizes that the hardest memories to hold onto are the ones you never wanted to end.

What if one day you woke up and discovered that the life you shared with your family and friends had been nothing more than a dream? What if none of it was real? That was exactly how I felt when I opened my eyes to the sharp, throbbing pain that pulsed through my body. The white hospital ceiling stared back at me, cold and unforgiving. I wanted to believe it wasn't real-that this was just another nightmare I would soon wake up from. But reality was staring me in the face. I had promised myself I would never let this happen again. Never again would I endure the insults, the lies, the manipulation, or the mental abuse. So how had I fallen this low? How had I allowed him to treat me this way? Because I believed he loved me. The candlelit dinners, the passionate nights, the expensive gifts, the dramatic declarations of love-they were all part of the perfect illusion. To everyone else, I was the lucky one. My friends envied the life I seemed to have. But none of them knew the truth. None of them could imagine that I, Sarah Dawson, was living with a devil disguised as the perfect man.

David learned early that life doesn't always make sense. After losing his mother at just nine years old, his world slowly fell apart his father lost himself to addiction, his home became a place of fear, and him and his siblings were taken into foster care. Now seventeen, David trusts no one but his younger brother and fragile little sister. He has shut the world out and with it, any belief in God. To him, faith is nothing more than an illusion that never saved anyone. Lydia has spent her whole life trying to believe the opposite. Raised in a Christian home, she clings to her faith, even as it begins to crack. After the loss of her father and the changes in her family, Lydia finds herself questioning everything she once held as truth. Behind her kind and devoted image lies a girl filled with doubt, jealousy, and the fear that she may never be "good enough." When David arrives at her school, their worlds collide. Chosen to guide him through his first days, Lydia quickly becomes the person he challenges the most. Their conversations turn into clashes faith against doubt, hope against pain. David questions how a loving God could allow suffering, while Lydia struggles to answer without losing herself completely. As their bond slowly deepens, both are forced to confront the broken parts within them. Through loss, anger, and hidden wounds, they begin a journey not just toward faith, but toward healing. Together, they start to discover that grace is not about perfection, and love is not about having all the answers.

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**Black and Blue** When Melissa Crawford's father dies, the last person she expects to see at his grave is Zephrif. A wanted criminal from her past and a man she never intends to forgive. Now, through a promise made before his death, Zephrif has become her bodyguard. Melissa is certain he is hiding something. Zephrif refuses to explain himself. As the two are forced to work together, old wounds resurface and uncomfortable questions begin to emerge. The more Melissa searches for answers surrounding her father's death, the more she realizes the truth may be far different from what she has always believed. Between corporate responsibilities, family secrets, dangerous discoveries, and a growing bond neither of them wanted, Melissa must decide whether to cling to her anger or confront the reality standing in front of her. Some scars are left by betrayal. Others are left by the truth. **Black and Blue** is a story of grief, redemption, faith, forgiveness, and learning that the people we judge most harshly are sometimes the ones fighting hardest to protect us.

Zaid has always lived by a strict set of rules. He is logical, successful, and completely in control of his life. But when Haya, his younger sister's quiet and unassuming best friend, unexpectedly starts lingering in his thoughts, that carefully built composure begins to slip. Unfortunately, timing is not on his side. By the time Zaid finally returns home to Pakistan, he realizes he is too late. Haya is already facing a world of sudden, difficult challenges, trapped in a reality that places her completely out of his reach. Left to navigate unexpected hardships that test her strength to the limit, Haya is forced to fight for her own independence and reclaim her voice. This is a slow-burn story of silent longing, personal growth, and the quiet resilience it takes to rebuild a life. It is about two people finding their way back to each other, proving that sometimes the road to healing is long and winding, but always worth the journey.

After years of losing herself in a life that no longer feels like her own, she makes a choice that scares her more than staying ever did: she leaves. With nothing but an RV, a notebook, and a dream to finally find the woman she used to be, she sets out on a journey across America-not to escape her past, but to understand it. Every highway, small town, and hidden trail brings new stories, unexpected challenges, and pieces of herself she thought were gone forever. But healing isn't as simple as putting miles between yesterday and today. The memories she tried to outrun still follow her, and the road has a way of revealing truths she wasn't ready to face. Somewhere between quiet sunsets, unfamiliar places, and the courage to begin again, she discovers that the greatest journey isn't measured by the states she visits or the miles she travels... It's measured by how far she's willing to go to find herself. One Mile More is a heartfelt story of freedom, self-discovery, resilience, and the unexpected moments that change us forever.

Is it just me... or does growing sometimes feel like grieving? Not because you miss who they are, but because you remember who they used to be. We spend so much time holding on to memories that we forget people are allowed to change... Maybe the hardest part isn't letting go. Maybe it's accepting that some chapters were only ever meant to be chapters.

📖 Some stories don't begin with a first kiss. 🎼 This one begins with a sound. 💞 And two heartbeats that would sync somewere along the way - between a pink guitar, a stolen song and feeling that some heartbreaks are meant to show you who you can become. Crystal stopped singing the day her mother died. Years later, music still feels like a wound she can't quite touch- until Fate starts actting like it has too much free time on its hands. Staying invisible becomes difficult after a chance encounter in a music shop brings Steven Curtis into her life. A musician with reckless charm. A boy that has a way of making moments happen and changing everything after. And walking away... only seems to bring them closer. At the same time, Ryan, her longtime crush, suddenly becomes closer than ever. Two boys - that see something in her - she has yet to see herself. A public humiliation and one rehearsal video turns her into hallway conversation overnight. A dare not expected. A first kiss she never asked for. A competition that could change her future. As friendships shift, rivalries ignite, and the school's most talked-about band becomes part of her everyday life, Crystal finds herself pulled back toward the one thing she thought she'd left behind forever: 🎼 music. But finding her voice again means taking the spotlight and facing fears she has spent years avoiding. Because growing up isn't always about choosing who you love. Sometimes it's about choosing who you want to become. Vibrato isn't just a coming of age musical romance. It's the first note in a series of slow-burn romance with high-impact emotional beats. For readers who enjoy: ✨ Slow burn romance ✨ Music-driven stories ✨ Emotional character development ✨ Friendship & found family ✨ Love triangles ✨ Audio-cinematic storytelling Thank you for reading. 💚 New chapters drop every Wednesday & Saturday

After her engagement to WWE wrestler LA Knight is called off, Jayla becomes closer to Bindi, Terri, and Robert Irwin. She ends up finding everything she didn't think she wanted in Australia. Including a future in Conservation and even something she least expected; to fall in love with the son of the late great Crocodile Hunter. Find out what happens in this fan fiction jam-packed with family secrets, grief, religion, romance, mystery, drama, true crime sleuthing, love triangles, slow burn romances, and even wrestling! Find out what happens in this fan fiction jam-packed with grief, religion, romance, mystery, true crime sleuthing, and even wrestling! Featuring WWE's Grayson Waller, Rhea Ripley, Buddy Matthews, Triple H, John Cena, LA Knight, Bron Breakker, The Uso's, Austin Theory, The New Day, Charlotte Flair, Alexa Bliss and the Anoa'i family(Roman Reigns' family)! And maybe even other wrestlers! The WWE stuff is part of Jaylas past and future. So it's going to intertwine with the Irwin's and Jaylas life; and is going to lead up to Jayla and Robert's slow burn romance! 😊

Maura Thompson is a 17 year old stunt double for the newest member in the Marvel movie. During she finds herself struggling with her own problems and issues with another cast member. But what happens makes her find her true self and a world she's never known ⚠️ I do not own Marvel or the Outset or anything associated. This is just for fictional purposes. ⚠️⚠️ Maura is mostly based on me discluding a few aspects needed for the sake of the story. UPDATES: Whenever I have a chapter ready #1 sensoryissues 11 July 2025 #1 marvelmovies 11 July 2025 #1 marvelcast 1 August 2025 #1 scarlettxdaughter 9 August 2025 #1 autismspectrumdisorder 10 September 2025 #1 sociallyawkward 19 November 2025 #1 socialissues 19 November 2025 #1 johansson 18 December 2025 #1 findingyourself 27 December 2025

"Home" is a simple word-until you lose it. I was just a child when I believed life would always stay the same. I grew up in Saudi Arabia, surrounded by family, familiar streets, and dreams that seemed certain. Then, one decision changed everything. I left behind the only home I had ever known and returned to India, where I had to rebuild my life from the beginning. This is not the story of a hero. It's the story of an ordinary person trying to find his place in a world that kept changing around him. A journey through childhood memories, family bonds, unexpected loss, cultural identity, hope, failure, and the quiet strength it takes to keep moving forward when life refuses to go as planned. Every chapter is based on true events. Some names and identifying details have been changed to protect the privacy of the people involved, but the emotions and experiences are real. If you've ever felt like you didn't belong, had to start over, or wondered whether life would ever make sense again, this story is for you. Welcome to my journey.

She hated him. He made sure of that. Not by accident. Not by mistake. On purpose. But it started differently. A bus stop. A quiet boy. A girl who talked enough for both of them. A cat name that made him laugh when he was trying not to. A piece of birthday cake frozen in orange Tupperware. Then one Valentine's Day in sixth grade, everything broke. Jenna Jones spent years planning her escape from Jake Maxwell. Jake spent those same years making sure she'd want to. Neither of them knew what the other was hiding - or what his family had been carrying for three generations. This is the complete story. From the first morning on Bus 14 to every moment that hurt, every moment that healed, and every truth Jake never knew how to say. Three generations. One curse. And the two people who finally broke it. ⭐ The full-length novel - updating 4x a week 📖 A companion novella (completed) is also available on my profile Previously titled A Few Weeks from Goodbye

Victorian Literature. The room quiets as the professor walks in. Professor Ashcroft The students notice nothing. Elias spends ninety minutes pretending his husband isn't standing three metres away explaining Charles Dickens as his new professor. They meet only twice before the wedding. Neither wants the marriage. Adrian speaks little. Elias nervously fills every silence. Three weeks later, they are married. No honeymoon. Two bedrooms. Two bathrooms. One shared kitchen. The marriage exists only on paper. On the night they move in, Adrian places a handwritten list on the dining table. 1. Separate bedrooms. 2. We divide household chores equally. 3. Privacy is respected. 4. At the university, we are strangers. 5. If anyone asks, my spouse works overseas. 6. This arrangement lasts three years unless both parties agree otherwise. Elias quietly signs beneath Adrian's signature. Then adds one sentence. "Let's at least try to be friends." Adrian doesn't answer. Neither expects their carefully separated worlds to collide so publicly. At home, they argue over small things. At university, they pretend the argument never happened. Yet little by little, habits form. ...but with cups of tea that are never acknowledged. And somehow, those silent gestures become the beginning of everything.

Evanie has always been alone. Her mom didn't want her. Nobody wanted her, but she can't shake the feeling she is part of something big. When an aunt she never met, shows up at her apartment she realizes she might have been right. But who is she? Follow Evanie into a new world as she finds out just who she is and who she is destined to be. Rights on the picture are not mine. Rights go to the owner of the picture.

After the sudden death of her sister Stella, Atria's familiar world falls apart. Everything in her family's Tuscan villa reminds her of the void no one can fill anymore - until Ethan appears. The young American is mysterious, intelligent, and far more charming than Atria wants to admit. As the summer sun sets over cypress trees and olive groves, he shows her that beauty and comfort can still be found, even where the heart feels heaviest. But the closer they grow, the clearer it becomes: a star cannot shine in another's shadow - it must find its own light.

Knox has secrets. She never lets anyone get to close, not even her best friend. A school dance changes everything. Someone is threatening to expose her secrets. Knox has to make a choice. Trust the good boy or the bad boy. One will lead her to destruction the other to redemption. Read the story below 😊

Obsessed. Passionate. A little crazy. Everyone had a name for what Lucy felt for Kenneth. Because everyone could see it She never tried to hide it. It was a part of her. And Kenneth... he accepted it. Until he didn't. ⚠️ Content warning ⚠️ This story includes themes of self-harm.

Most Hunters die once. Elias Vargas keeps coming back. At 19, Elias is one of Paradise Academy's most promising Hunter students. Quiet. Efficient. Difficult to kill. Command calls him Black Spear, a weapon forged for the things that wait beyond the edge of the world. Paradise Academy calls him a student. Elias isn't sure either of them are right. When a mission ends with another impossible death and an even more impossible return, questions begin following him back to campus. Questions about where he was, why he disappeared, and about the things Command would rather remain buried. The problem is that some truths are dangerous to speak. And some are impossible. As friendships deepen and old loyalties begin to crack, Elias finds himself caught between the person everyone needs him to be and the person he's no longer sure he's allowed to become. Because survival has a cost. Because ghosts don't come back unchanged. And because the road he's been walking for years is heading toward something far worse than death. Silence is better than screaming. Until silence becomes the thing that's killing you.