Newbeginnings Stories

Cassidy Faith always felt like the invisible sister. No matter how hard she worked, her mother only had eyes for Dianne. The golden child who could do no wrong. Even when Cassidy racked up honors at school, it barely registered. Dianne got all the celebrations. Cassidy learned to keep her head down and her feelings locked away, just aiming to finish high school near the top of her class. Then Dianne heads off to her dream university, and suddenly Cassidy turns the tables. She drops the news: she's earned a scholarship to study abroad. It stuns her family. As she gets ready to leave the Philippines, she pours her hurt into painting, using it to build a shield around her heart. But once she lands overseas, things don't stay simple. The new place, the new faces, they push her out of her comfort zone. Cassidy has to decide: does she keep everyone at arm's length, or finally let people in? And somewhere in the middle of all that, there's the question of her family. Can she patch things up, or is it time to stop looking back and start living for herself?

In the world of "Classified," societal norms are governed by a unique classification system that determines one's role and identity within relationships. At the heart of this system lies the crucial Classification Test, an event that shapes the lives and futures of individuals based on their innate tendencies and desires. Individuals find themselves entangled in the complexities of this system, navigating the expectations and pressures placed upon their approaches to their own Classification Test. As the story unfolds, we witness the two youngest Brexton Brothers reluctance and skepticism towards the rigid classifications, juxtaposed against the backdrop of his family's deep-rooted adherence to tradition."Classified" is a compelling exploration of identity, autonomy, and the intricacies of human relationships. It invites readers to question the constructs that govern their lives and to contemplate the true essence of individuality in a world bound by classification. Through their journey of self-discovery, we are reminded that true liberation lies in embracing our complexities and defying the limitations imposed by society.

It's better to be friends than to be lovers so that you can keep them forever. Iyan ang natutunan ni Cristia Venice Florida. After what happened between her and her closest friend before. Akala niya ay may kahulugan ang lahat ng ipinapakita ni Allistair Xyven Cortez. But she's wrong all along. Xyven left her without no goodbye. Hindi man lang nagpaliwanag ang lalaki. That's why she promised to herself that she will never fall for someone like Xyven again. She flew to Italy after what happened. Bumalik lamang siya sa Pilipinas ngayon dahil ikakasal na ang isa sa kanyang mga kaibigan. Pero akala ni Venice ay hindi na niya muling makikita si Xyven. Ngunit nang kumanta siya sa restobar ng tita niya, nahagip ng mga mata niya ang taong nang-iwan sa kanya. But her one rule is to avoid him. Makakaya niya bang hindi pansinin ang lalaki upang maiwasan niyang maulit ang nakaraan nila? o tuluyan na naman siyang mahuhulog sa mga mapang-akit na mga mata nito?

Five years of prayers. Sixty months of tracking cycles. Thousands of nights filled with the silent agony of a single line on a pregnancy test. Cara gave everything to be the wife Mark wanted, only to find him in their marriage bed with her best friend. The betrayal was absolute; the reason was cruel: "She's pregnant, Cara. Something you could never give me." Left with a shattered soul, Cara walks away from the wreckage of her life. But healing comes in the form of Julian, an architect who doesn't see her as a broken vessel, but as a masterpiece. Just as she learns to breathe again, the past and the present collide, proving that some miracles only happen when you finally find a place where you are truly safe to bloom.

NEW TITLE!! Will Byers moves all the way from New Jersey to the boring/ungodly town of Hawkins Indiana. He had no choice. His father did things... that no one should know. But here he is, attending Hawkins high School freshman year, He doesn't even know what to expect, maybe that's the point..? before moving to Hawkins Indiana, he barely had friends besides his best friend Jackson but he doesn't know if their still friends after what Jackson confessed to him. But the other kids? they said he has an attitude problem. But so what? He doesn't need friends except Jackson but everything changes. So, maybe there's always new beginnings. So, he didn't think there was anything for him in Hawkins Indiana either. Not until he meets the one and only. Mike Wheeler. What do you think will happen? Will they be friends, frenemies, or something way more than all of that? But a jealous someone keeps them from doing whatever they want to do. Find out in this story! In this story El is healthy/alive But the twist is, she never had powers, she's just a normal teenager with a boring life like everyone else. Max isn't in the hospital. Lucas isn't on the basketball team. He still likes playing d&d with Dustin and Mike. But the twist for Mike, he's the shy one. He gets very nervous. especially around Will, but he starts to warm up to him eventually. There won't be any scenes from Stranger Things, everything in the store is my own twist! BUT I don't own the characters!

After a painful breakup, writer Evelyn Hart moves into Willow Court, an aging apartment building at the edge of the city. She wants quiet, routine, and a chance to forget. Instead, she finds herself haunted by music that plays through her bedroom wall every night-a slow, beautiful melody that sounds like grief itself. The notes come from Lucas Hale, the reclusive architect next door who hasn't been seen outside for months. Their first contact is a letter slipped under her door, an apology that feels too intimate to be from a stranger. As their connection deepens through letters and late-night knocks, Evelyn discovers that the apartment once belonged to a woman who vanished without a trace. Every answer she uncovers pulls her closer to Lucas-and to a truth that could destroy them both. A slow-burn romance of music, memory, and the secrets that live between walls.

Description:- It started like nothing. Just a trip. Just a few days. Just someone she wasn't supposed to notice. But somehow he became the one she couldn't ignore. There were no confessions. No promises. No moments big enough to call it love. Just glances that lasted a second too long, conversations that never really began, and a silence that slowly started to mean something. And before she could understand what it was it was already over. No goodbye. No ending. Just something that felt like it could have been everything... but never became anything.

Some people run to escape the past. Others run straight into it. After twelve hours on the road, Lily Gray arrives in Valemont City with nothing but a broken past and a fragile hope for a new beginning. She wants a quiet life-no trouble, no memories, no fear. But the past doesn't let go so easily. In a city where strangers become family and broken people try to rebuild themselves, Lily finds unexpected connections-Mason, a man learning how to live again after loss, and Jax, who hides more behind his reckless charm than anyone realizes. As feelings grow and tensions rise, Lily begins to believe she might finally be safe. Until the shadows she ran from begin to follow. Because fear doesn't disappear. It waits. And sometimes... it comes back stronger. A story about healing, second chances, and finding light after the darkest storms.Lily Gray

The story follows a character named Chen, who navigates a fragile peace she has finally found after a difficult past. Her quiet, healing life is thrown into chaos with the unexpected return of Miguel, her ex. He re-enters her life after two years, bringing with him a complicated history of heartbreak and secrets. Now, as Chen tries to decide how to handle Miguel's sudden reappearance, a new character emerges: Miggy, someone who represents a different path, a fresh start. This creates a compelling crossroads for Chen. After years of hard-won healing, she's forced to confront the central question of the story: will her carefully built life be disrupted again by the past, or will she choose to embrace a new future?

Gabriella showed up for him when it mattered most, believing she knew exactly where her life was going, until everything unraveled in a single moment she couldn't unsee. Walking away wasn't something she had planned, but it became the only choice she could live with. With nowhere else to turn, she leaves behind everything familiar and starts over in a quiet town that doesn't quite feel like home, trying to hold on to the part of herself that still feels like her. She tells herself it was the right decision, that some things can't be undone and are better left behind. But distance doesn't always bring clarity, and no matter how far she goes, the past has a way of following. Because some choices don't stay in the past, and some stories don't end just because you walk away. Updates weekly ✦

Ravenscourt Academy isn't just any school. It's where royals and the ridiculously rich send their kids - and where perfection is the rule. Hazel has dreamed of going there her whole life. She's not a royal. She's not wealthy. But she's worked harder than anyone - studying non-stop, mastering the cello and flute, training in two sports - all to earn a place in a school that rarely lets "normal" people in. Now she's finally in. Hazel knows the rules: stay focused, stay out of trouble, don't mess up. Her spot at Ravenscourt is fragile, and the school is watching her every move. So when her friends drag her to a club to celebrate, she knows she shouldn't go. She tries to say no - but gives in. Big mistake. One text message changes everything. Her long-time boyfriend has cheated on her... with one of her best friends. Angry, hurt, and a little drunk, Hazel loses control. And then she bumps into him. The Crown Prince. He's rude. Arrogant. Acts like he owns the place - because he kind of does. Hazel snaps. She yells at him, right there in the middle of the club. Loud enough for people to notice. The next day, everyone's talking.

Clay wasn't used to be kind and bubbly, but he had to. He didn't want to go back to his old life, he didn't want to continue that life. But after his daring escape that saved his life, he is stuck repeating the same life he escaped from. But now he wants to stay in this life, unfortunately that isn't going to be easy. Not only does he need to keep his secret a, well, secret, he needs to somehow keep his newly acquainted friends and battle a familiar group of evil who threatened him and his family. He needs to keep his promise and make sure nobody finds out his secret. Nobody can know. Not even you... Book 1 of When Shadows Dream of Sunlight

Two best friends. One global rise. A friendship strong enough to survive fame, distance, and becoming everything they dreamed of.

it all about discovering new things it holds in betrayal and love

"Honestly, i just think he's just mean" I spat out, munching on the popcorn in front of me, waiting for Kai to return from downstairs where he was getting his best friend-who i've yet to meet- so we could start the movie. "And where did this happen again?" Margot asked me, searching for the perfect movie to watch, even though Kai and I were already set on The Amazing Spiderman. "During tennis tryouts," I huffed. " He took his service when i felt the ball hit the back of my head with a loud ass thud, and the fucker even started laughing!" i exclaimed. "And he was already on the team?" she asked. "Think so, maybe you know him?--" i shifted towards her. " brown hair, kinda tall, wore a t-shirt with a picture of Sidney Australia on the back?" "Is there a possibility this might have been-" My head snapped to the commotion on the stairs, Kai happily chatting away with his best friend. "Ollie, this is Sally, my cousin!" Kai exclaimed, pointing to me. I stared in disbelief. Of course my luck hasn't gotten any better since I got here, because standing behind Kai was the exact boy I had just ranted about. "And Sal, this is my best friend, Oliver Jones." This ya romance story follows Sally Morgan, an American immigrant in the Netherlands who's world collapses around her when her parents tragically die in a car crash. She's forced to move back to her father's home town to try and navigate her new life with her family.

A white girl born into a black family in Houston,Texas meets a great obstacle when she finds out that they'll be relocating to Chicago, Illinois with even more blacks. She's heartbroken because she heard the news few days before her crush confesses his feelings for her but well, unexpected things happened. She soon comes across a really handsome but very rude boy who happens to be the son of her father's colleague and very good friend (still talking about the father). She slowly starts falling for him against her will and fate just seems to bring them together everytime. Will she end up dating him or will things take an unexpected turn?

Former teen mom Elizabeth Gillian and her 16-year-old daughter Lily move into the small Connecticut town of Autumnsbury, desperate for coffee and new beginnings. Local diner owner Lucas Diaz is quickly charmed by them and becomes a constant in their lives, but as they allow him to get closer, he realizes there's more to their story than they've told. They're running from a dangerous past that could catch up at any minute. "Sorry, hi. I'm Elizabeth Gillian. The reading addict is my daughter, Lily. We're new in town. I was wondering if you might have some really strong coffee? I need it to revive Walt Disney. Oh, and make it hot, just in case melting's involved." Written in screenplay arrives a dramedy show vaguely inspired by Gilmore Girls.

Chiara Castello has never stayed in one place for too long. But this time is completely different from all the others. Chiara, her older brother Alessandro and their mother, Anna, pack up and leave everything behind for the coastal Italian island, Isolina. Now, along with all the other horrors of moving, Chiara has to adapt to a new country and a new language. The trio moves in with Anna's friend, Maria, and her family. They're all warm and welcoming at first, except for Leo. He's cold, mysterious, yet somehow alluring. Chiara is warned to not get too close. It seems simple enough of an ask, especially since Leo's girlfriend, Francesca, actively meddles and tries to make Chiara's already chaotic life a living hell. But is staying away as easy as it seems? New chapters weekly

He's back after six years, but the past isn't done with them. Can love survive distance, grief, and the quiet ache of what was lost... and still be worth fighting for?

Hate Me Later 🖤 • enemies to lovers • romance • elite school • illegal racing • he fell first • both carrying things they never talk about They were never supposed to meet. And they definitely weren't supposed to matter to each other. But some things, like accidents, like grief, like the wrong bathroom at the wrong moment are unavoidable.