Lonely Stories

It was just any other day but was it really, Gina Dupain was meeting an old friend at Wayne manor and that old friend happened to be Bruce Wayne. The two had noticed their child or grandchild's lonely life with barely any friends. The two had a scheme ready to begin and with the help of Alfred who had agreed that both Marinette Dupain Cheng and Damian Wayne could use a friend in their lives to bring some interest and mystery into each other's lives. After all, they were two different people behind the screen that were given the wrong number. So would one wrong number lead to the start of a new friendship or just one short conversation? 09/01/22 -12/05/26

A silent boy hiding a violent past meets a girl who slowly begins to understand the pain buried inside him.

Lia Sakura Salvacion is a Senior High School student who's currently in a grade 11 taking the ABM strand, who loves writing a letter to express her feelings toward the people, she has a hobby of giving it to someone she likes. She have a boyfriend name Evan Yuan Torres he's a senior high school student also who's currently in a Grade 12 taking STEM strand. "What if Evan changes and becomes loyal to Lia?"

Yulia White is no stranger to being lonely. Never been able to make any friends despite her sunshine personality. She is moving to a new school after some... things happened in her last. Yulia doesn't expect to make any friends let alone bump into a giant on her first day. What happens when she keeps on bumping in to him? What happens when she accidentally blurts out secrets to him when trying to break awkward silences? August West has spent his whole life in the same town. The same people, stores, schools, and gossip. He's well known in his school. He's always been. But he didn't ask to be. The gossip, the pushovers, it's all too much for him. He always felt like something was missing. Like the final piece of a puzzle in which you can't seem to find. But will that all change after the new girl in school keeps on appearing? What happens when all he can think about is her?

Why is it only me? Why can't I be special too? Why am I different? My father a strong, werewolf leader of his pack, feared and loved by many. My mother has powers beyond imagination, smart and brave. Twin brothers one taking after my father the other after my mother both well acomplished in their own ways. Me? I'm as ordinary as they come. I ran away from my family. I couldn't handle being the only human. My Grandpa insisted I should be glad to be a human because trouble follows those with abilities like my parents and brothers but somehow trouble followed me anyway. Lowell Rolf an abandoned pup, an uncontrolled beast, a lonely man and someone who desperatly needs help. This is a sequal to Midnight Rose but can be read as a stand alone.

This story is inspired by Rent a girlfriend an anime that I love and cherish so much. But it is all original the only concept I took is the rental. I hope you enjoy it and if you did enjoy it you can check out my canon fanfiction of Rent-A-Girlfriend (the hour between us) For this story, here's a quick summary. Twenty-one days before a meteor strikes Earth, Edith Laurent becomes the most expensive girlfriend alive. She just doesn't know it yet. A top-ranked companion on an app that sells curated romance, Edith has spent years perfecting the art of being wanted incorrectly. Her smile is calibrated. Her warmth is professional. Her real name is buried so deep she barely remembers the sound of it. When the sky announces the end of the world, her booking requests skyrocket - and one offer changes everything. Dylan Vale is too beautiful, too wealthy, and too lonely to make sense. The heir to a global empire, he asks for her remaining time through a contract generous enough to erase her family's debt and protect her mother even if the world ends. He also writes in an unconditional exit clause. She can leave at any moment. The payment remains guaranteed. She never signs. Instead, she lets him take her across the world. It stars with A private yacht where the crew watches Casablanca and remembers their dead. Then she agrees for one day at a time. Every day, Dylan learns something money cannot buy. Every day, Edith reclaims a piece of herself she thought she'd sold. But the meteor is coming. And the one thing Dylan wants most - her real name, spoken freely - is the one door she must open herself. A sweeping, intimate story about the difference between being purchased and being chosen, the courage of wanting something while there is still time, and two people who discover that love, when it's real, arrives without a contract.

[Volume IV Beginning of January 2026 - In progress] Welcome to Volume IV, it is not necessary to read any previous volumes or letters since each letter is a stand alone work. Feel free to start reading from the latest day, or pick your favorite Princess from the chapter names and start there. This is not written linearly. Thank you! No one wants to feel lonely. And the best cure is to have a friend talk to you and care about you. Sadly sometimes people don't have any friends to talk to, so I am writing these letters to anyone that wants to read them. This way you at least have a friend thinking about you and talking to you. Sometimes we take for granted our ability to lead a normal life. However for some, like the young royals of the world, they don't have the luxury of leading a normal life. Perhaps it's difficult for them to make friends? Perhaps they don't have anyone to talk to? Who knows? We are a family, and family takes care of each other. So these letters are addressed to them and are there if they need them. But everyone is free to read them in case you need them. They are as much for you as they are for them. Thanks everyone, enjoy! Saint Anthony Guide

in which justin and jason are twins, but neither of them knows how to be a brother

Hazel was always there-in the background, in the silence, in the spaces no one looked. Surrounded by voices, yet never truly heard. She smiled when they laughed, stayed quiet when they forgot her name. But even ghosts crave to be seen. Then one day, someone looked twice... and didn't look away. For the first time, Hazel wasn't invisible-she was everything

A collection of heartfelt stories and letters... 1. One day you are best friends, the next day strangers. If this is not 'fate' then what it is?? 2. Inspiration to make bad memories... good🙃 3. Sometimes a smile can change your bad day into a good one ©All Rights Reserved Si-nim💜

Malika has endured so much injustice at the orphanage, and she has no way to escape that nightmare. She tries all means to change her destiny, only to end up in the streets of Casablanca. At sixteen years old, she has nowhere to call home, no human to reach out to, no... nothing. In the warmth of our normal lives, it is hard to imagine how can people like Malika possibly survive. It is a cruel reality we often forget it exists. Being homeless was never a choice. It simply happens. How does someone finds himself/herself in such situation? Is it possible to break free from this bitter life? Is the future worth the suffering?

Luke Beckett knows his job. To sit in the corner of the museum and observe. He may clean his glasses, read a book or advise visitors of the various exhibits. Once alone: he paints, sits with his cat and sleeps. Rebecca Donne knows her lot in life. To be the carer to her dementia suffering dad. On a day off she'll either have lunch with her oblivious mother or take in the various museums and galleries she loves. Once alone: she paints, eats pot noddles and sleeps. Their repetitive and timetabled existence is so much less than living; it's lonely. After a formal conversation about art, they never expect to meet again, but their shared sense of artistic frustration, familial responsibility and loneliness, pushes them closer together when those around them hopes that it pulls them apart.

Being kind doesn't mean you'll be treated kindly. Shafiq learned that early in life. Branded by a past he can never escape, every good deed he does is questioned, twisted, and turned against him. The world sees him as a criminal long before it sees him as human.

Ashley, a 12 year old girl, was found at the doorstep of a group home with nothing but a simple blue book. Having endured so much drama in her past, Ashley barely spoke, and isolated herself away in her room, refusing to share anything, even putting up a fight whenever they tried moving her to a new home. But with a surprising turn of luck, Jane, a new foster parent, was able to strike a chord with Ashley, and brought her into her home. And soon after, a young girl is able to slip past Ashley's walls with some persistence. But several questions still remain. What happened in Ashley's past? What is that mysterious blue book that Ashley's refuses to let go of? Will there ever be someone who can truly be there for Ashley, no matter what? ~~~~~~ Updates: 1 chapter per month (at least) *I am open to (and encourage you to give) any ideas for this book, just as long as you're kind and respectful* Started: October 27, 2024 Finished:

The way being alone is choice,but for some one,it's the only world they know,In an crowds of thousands, I am still a ghost.This is not just a story:it's the echo of a silent heart trying to find a reason to belong. Welcome to the Used Soul

Very 1st book by me. @Kaylee210903 This can be about my life, your life or someone else's life. I'm sure there's someone in this world who can relate. Dedicated to my future self and to someone who doesn't even know my existence ʕ·ᴥ·ʔ * * * * * * * * * * * * * * *

My adolescence poetry collection

Han has always been different. People never really understood him, and being alone slowly became something he got used to. But everything changes when someone appears by his side, someone who listens, understands, and never makes him feel strange.

Rose left Laos to build a new life in Bangkok. By night, she works in a bar full of laughter, music, and men who want her attention. She smiles, she talks, she plays her role perfectly. But inside, she feels nothing. Her marriage to Ryan is still there... but only in name. No warmth. No love. Just distance and silence. Every night feels the same - until one moment changes everything. A stranger walks into the bar and looks at her differently. Not like the others. Not with desire alone, but with something deeper... something real. In a city filled with temptation, loneliness, and hidden desires, Rose finds herself caught between the life she has and the life she truly wants. Will she keep pretending... or finally choose herself?

Karin counts. Steps to the door. Minutes until the bus. Nights since her mother died. It's how she keeps herself in one piece - has been since she was twelve, since the first time Hark called it love. She's seventeen now. Her father works two jobs and barely sees her. Her best friend doesn't reply to texts. She takes the late shift at the gas station and saves for university - somewhere far, anywhere far. Hark is twenty-six and isn't done with her. He left her book on the bench by the bus stop. Open. On the page she didn't read. Axi can't sit still. He's seventeen. His sister Teri raises him with bandages and silence. He gets in fights he doesn't start. He owes five hundred euros he doesn't have. He thinks in the third person when things get bad - someone is sitting on the bed, that someone is me, technically. He doesn't know what he feels, but he notices the ceiling has a crack in it now, and he didn't notice before. When Karin tries to compliment his backpack - they own the same book, the one with the silver lettering - he hears mockery and walks away. It goes worse from there. A dual-POV story about two seventeen-year-olds who can't get out of their own way long enough to be saved by each other - and a man from the past who isn't waiting forever. 📖 Light novel format - short chapters (1500-2000 words), alternating narration, slow burn, dry dark humor. ⚠️ Content Warnings: stalking and grooming (background threat from adult antagonist; the romantic leads are both 17 and the relationship contains no sexual content), physical violence, bullying, recreational drug use, references to past abuse, dissociation, parental absence, grief, strong language.