Idk how to do this .... but this story has been in my mind for a while now , I was in 7th grade when Eve (one of the characters) basically materialized into existence on the side of my math homework . And she hasn't left since . this is inspired by "The promised neverland" and that one gladiator movie i saw as a child . English isn't my first language ,so there will be mistakes . anyways i hope u like it . byeeee

n the sleepy English countryside of 1922, a mysterious disappearance sets off a chain of events that will change everything. When the enigmatic Mr. Edward Blackstone vanishes from his family's ancestral home, Ravenswood Manor, the locals are left stunned and searching for answers.

Enter Debbie Windsor, a determined and resourceful young journalist with a nose for sniffing out secrets. As she delves deeper into the mystery of Mr. Blackstone's disappearance, Debbie uncovers a web of deceit, ancient mysteries, and family secrets that threaten to destroy everything.

Join Debbie on a thrilling adventure through the treacherous halls of Ravenswood Manor, where nothing is as it seems, and the truth is hiding in plain sight.

The idea for this story came from my own struggles with anxiety. It’s not just a feeling; it’s a constant companion, shaping how I see the world and navigate each day. Through this story, I hope to share the raw and real moments that come with living in the shadow of anxiety.

This is not just a tale of struggle—it’s about resilience, growth, and the small victories we often overlook. Each episode will give a glimpse into the life of someone learning to cope, survive, and thrive despite the odds. If you’ve ever felt the weight of unspoken worries or the fear of what’s to come, this story is for you.

I hope it resonates with you and maybe even helps you feel less alone in your own journey.

This is a true-based story of a girl named "Hafsa" also called the little lioness. she's bengali and lived in bangladesh. Her story is about every Bengali people go through(not everyone but mostly yes!)

This is based on true story, and true Bengali life of Bangladesh's people.

Prologue

For everyone wondering what this story is about. This is the life of a school girl who has a lot of trust issues and has faced a lot of betrayal. Be ready for a roller coaster ride with her as she unlocks  new chapters of her life.

Main Characters:

Max:Max is the confident and athletic guy everyone knows in school. He hides his insecurities behind his sharp wit and constant teasing, especially towards Jaxon. Max is known for being charming and often mocks others to feel superior, but as he starts seeing Jaxon in a new light, he begins to question his own beliefs and feelings.

Jaxon:Jaxon is a creative, artistic student who is openly gay. He’s not afraid to be himself, and despite Max’s taunts, Jaxon stays true to his passion for art. He’s strong-willed and unbothered by the opinions of others. When Max crosses the line, Jaxon doesn’t shy away from standing up for himself, showing his resilience and confidence.

In a world turned upside down by a pandemic, I found unexpected comfort and wisdom in the company of my cat, Riri. With her big yellow eyes and playful spirit, Riri became my anchor and my calm in a sea of uncertainty. As I navigated the challenges of the new normal, I began to observe her daily antics, discovering profound lessons in her simple joys. This journey of observation transformed my anxiety into curiosity, leading me to reflect on what it truly means to find peace amidst chaos. Join me as I share the heartwarming and enlightening experiences of those thirty days spent with Riri, where I learned to embrace the present and nurture my own well-being.

"I didn’t think this summer would be anything special. I was wrong."Sophia wasn’t exactly excited to spend her summer as a camp counselor. She figured it’d be all mosquito bites, homesick kids, and awkward icebreakers. Then there was Lia confident, funny, and way too charming for Sophia’s peace of mind.

It was supposed to be a just-for-the-summer thing.Flirting by the lake, sneaking out after curfew, and pretending none of it really mattered. But the more time Sophia spends with Lia, the harder it gets to remember this isn’t supposed to last forever.

Now she’s wondering if maybejust for the summerisn’t enough.

The Things You Keep From Your Parentsis about 17-year-old Zain, who’s always been a good kid. He gets good grades, never gets in trouble, and tries to make his parents proud. But when he meets Theo, a new kid at school, everything starts to change. Theo is wild, fun, and different from anyone Zain has ever known. He gets Zain into all sorts of trouble, like sneaking out of class and lying to his parents.

Then, Zain starts feeling something for Theo—something that he doesn’t want anyone to know about. One night, they share their first kiss, and Zain’s world flips upside down. He’s torn between liking Theo and keeping up his “perfect” life. Soon, he’s skipping school, lying about where he’s been, and dealing with some mean comments from people who are starting to notice the changes in him. The more he keeps hiding, the harder it gets.

The Things You Keep From Your Parentsis all about secrets, love, and trying to figure out who you really are, even when it feels like you can’t tell anyone. It’s about doing things you never thought you would, and realizing that sometimes, being honest is the hardest thing of all.

This story is something that the people who follow me will write. I will write the first few pages so they understand what it is supposed to be about. Then we write it together, so let's do this!

"I was mercilessly abandoned by him." She closed her eyes, slowly lay back on the chair, and said. "That's all."