Firstperson Stories

Running away from their jobs as camp counselors, Ellie and Seb embark on a road trip with unexpected turns en route to their destination - New York. ***** Camp Raukawee was meant to be where Ellie Morrison and Sebastian Lee spent their summer working as camp counselors, but they've had enough. Escaping in the middle of the night, the friends hatch a crazy plan to make their way to New York to visit Ellie's dad, who she hasn't seen since he moved five years ago. Along the way, however, a series of cities and events have the pair not only questioning their individual futures, but wondering what will happen to the growing spark between them as the countdown to adulthood begins. [[word count: 90,000-100,000 words]] Cover designed by Gillian Goulet

꧁⎝ 𓆩༺✧༻𓆪 ⎠꧂ The year 1965, Tulsa, Oklahoma is split clean down the middle, Socs on one side, Greasers on the other. Rowan was a greaser. She just doesn't belong to anyone. She stays low, keeping to alleyways and empty streets, leaving behind streaks of spray paint on the Soc side of town just to prove she was there. Stars on bricks. Her tag on concrete. Sidewalk surfing under streetlights. Stealing here and there. Anywhere but home. Because home is where everything went wrong. Soon, Rowan becomes something she never thought she would be. A runaway. Then she meets two greasers hiding from the police after killing a Soc. Most people would run. Rowan steps closer. For a little while, there are moments that almost feel warm. Almost normal. Like maybe she could belong somewhere after all. But innocence doesn't last long in Tulsa. And death doesn't care how young you are, or how much you've already been through. Every star burns out eventually. Some burn faster than others. And after everything starts falling apart, only one question remains. When the flames rise, who will fade first?

---------------------------------------------------- Eugene is a dead young woman,but however,is still alive?,she writes in her,what was once an notebook that she has never used in years since she was highschool,and decides to use it as a journal,or an diary to keep records on her days ---------------------------------------------------- Story by:@Tekimoon Cover by:@Tekimoon [started:April 30,2026 - Ended:???]

AURELIA ALVAREZ has been best friends with Eddie Diaz since birth. With their mothers being close, Lia and Eddie grew up knowing just about everything about the other, but there was always one thing Eddie didn't know about Lia, and that was that, since the age of fourteen, she's been hopelessly in love with him. But he, at the same age, met another, and years later, when reunited, Lia watched from the sidelines as her best friend married a woman she cares for, but also a woman she's envious of. Even when he became a father at nineteen, Lia's feelings never changed, but she always remained at his side, always remaining his "best friend". She was there when his wife left, when his son was diagnosed with cerebral palsy, when he was in the army, when he struggled to make ends meet, and was even there when he makes a decision to move to Los Angeles. Taking a job at LA County Hospital as a nurse, supporting her best friend in his decision and journey to move, she consequently puts herself in a far worse position, her feelings only growing stronger the more time she spends with him, the more time she takes care of his son, and the more time she gets lost in this idea of hope. After all, he'd never, ever feel the same about her, not when his heart belongs to somebody else. ( eddie diaz x fem!o.c ) ( best friends to lovers ) ( 9-1-1 seasons 2 - ? ) © 𝐚𝐛𝐨𝐨𝐤𝐛𝐲𝐬𝐨𝐩𝐡 𝟐𝟎𝟐𝟓

Drill Sergeant Leon X Recruit Reader (Female : First Person) "Listen up, recruits! From this moment on, your life as you knew it is OVER. I am Drill Sergeant Leon Scott Kennedy. You will address me as sir, not 'mister,' not 'hey you'. Is that understood?" Spain changed him. After the mission that nearly broke him, after the blood, the parasites, and the things he doesn't talk about, Leon S. Kennedy doesn't return as the same man. He returns sharper. Quieter. Harder. Now reassigned to train the next generation of recruits, Drill Sergeant Kennedy has one rule: Weakness doesn't survive. You're new. Young, but not naïve. Talented, but still learning. And from the moment you step onto his training field, you feel it, the weight of his attention. Not inappropriate. Not obvious. Just...there. You don't mean to stare. You don't mean to admire the quiet strength, the scarred hands, the tired eyes that have seen too much. But you've always known one thing about yourself: You don't want boys. You want someone older. Someone steady. Someone dangerous. Someone who looks at you like they're trying not to. "You don't know what you're asking for," he says one evening, voice low, controlled. "I'm too old for you." "I think I need someone older," you say, your voice quiet and filled with determination. "You know you want me." The way his jaw tightens says something else. He wants you. And that terrifies him more than any mission ever has. 8th on #leonkennedy (10/4/26) 13th on #residentevil (14/3/26)

A young troubled soul found herself in a digital world run by a quirky AI. When she was still human, her life was miserable. She was given no name, was a black sheep and everyone hates her. From that moment on, she wished that she wanted to start over again, and start a new life. Now entering a digital virtual world, run by strange characters, insane wacky adventures and digital worlds, her life started anew. Well, not all of the other humans like her will lose sanity. Puffie became obsessive to make a perfect friendship with her new friends and determined to discover the truth behind the circus. Can she really survive this wacky world and escape if possible? All Work belongs to Gooseworx and Glitch productions.

A man orders four bounce houses for his own birthday and never jumps on any of them. The siblings play on them all day. He watches from windows he installed himself - the kitchen window, the front yard, the peephole in the front door where he catches the tail end of something happening on the street that he wasn't part of. A childhood crush hanging laundry in the foreground. A daredevil behind a fence running tricks for a camera nobody asked him to set up. A neighbor in a tree mansion who asks for hash twice and gets it once. In between: a condo upstairs, a family that is his in every way that counts, chocolate-covered frozen bananas in the back of the cupboard, a phone call to arrange the pickup of bounce houses nobody over twelve touched. And twice - once near the beginning and once at the end - a small truck going up a mountain with his mom in the passenger seat and Patsy Cline on the radio. He was singing. Not well. But he was singing. ~~~ JREAMS - Episode VI K.M. Æsquire

Faye-Lynn is very independent, stubborn, feminist, and dedicated to her work - a journalist, for one of the most famous magazines. Although, she tends to get dragged into uncomfortable and disturbing dates because of her roommate, Abeline. Abeline is very free, spontaneous, genuine, and constantly searching for her "prince charming", causing Faye-Lynn to be "searching" for one as well.... except she doesn't want one. Until her interest peaks on a certain gentleman in a roped off section, while attending a double date. Questions flood her brain; Who is he? Why is he so important? What does he do? But when she actually has an interaction with him, it leaves her with even more curiosity.

A maple tree on a residential street is shedding leaves that negotiate their own descent - and someone has already decided they're worth five dollars each. The narrator and Kevin work the system with bent lacrosse heads and torn butterfly nets, intercepting value out of thin air, until a boy on rollerblades rolls in and everything starts changing state without warning. What follows isn't escalation. It's a parking lot, a hotel with its lights on, and two men who shouldn't be moving in the same direction coming through the same door - Fat Andy the Juggalo and Yellow, aligned for the first time in any version of reality either of them inhabits. "Come collect your friend." They're talking about Kevin. The dream declines to finish the sentence.

This story features the leaders of tomorrow. Literally. In a world still scarred by war, a new generation is forced to rise. Old rulers are expected to fall and in their place, heirs are shaped, tested... and broken. Among them is Ansgar Ignatz, a boy sent to a global university designed to forge future leaders. A place where power is taught, alliances are formed, and every move could decide the fate of nations. But legitimacy is never simply given. It is earned. As you see the world through Ansgar's eyes will he rise above the system and leave in peace? or fall into the same path as his father? The possibilities are endless. Bound to a single thread. Because in a world like this peace was never the goal. || This is my first ever book. Enjoy reading <33 || - VeiRin

Don't let anyone roll the dice. Ford Zairon has always been content with a life deep in the mud, letting others have their glory, fine as a stepping stone to someone else's cause. Then Lucia arrives at his DnD session, dark-haired and expressionless, searching for something she can't name in a game she doesn't understand. Now Forza must teach her the rules, read a face that refuses to be read, and figure out the hardest part... Learning to roll the dice himself /////////////////////// WHAT TO EXPECT Cozy, comedic romcom with DnD as a vehicle. Both Beginners and Veterans to the game are welcome! The story doesn't need an intensive DnD knowledge to enjoy. If you like Boy Meets Girl stories, you'll also like this one! But with DnD! ////////////////////// Everyday chapters for the first week After that Monday/Thursday

Dione is thrown into a set of deadly trials just to win the hand of the eldest prince, and future king. Will she reign victorious or is she destined for death? Eowyn just wanted to be left in peace with her horse, but no, she too has been thrown into these trials where anything could happen. And worst of all, she has to leave Midnight behind. Lethe found a girl, he brought her back, he's still forgotten. Now the girl is in a trial for his brother's hand. He will do anything to be recognized and his brother seems to be hiding something... A trial for the crown, A best friend's memory, A secret rebellion, Will they survive?

The shadows are rising from the depths of Tartarus...

Alexandrina was considered a fashion icon back in Kazan due to her quirky, but immaculate and elegant fusion of Middle-eastern attire and Jeans. However, in St. Petersburgh, the Mecca of Russian fashion, her sense of style just gets her bullied. When she is at her lowest point, when she is starting to rethink her style options, His Lordship, the Lord of Chaos appears. He laughs at her bullies, orders her not to change anything about herself, casually threatens her bullies with violence and dives off a cliff before she can respond to any of it, thus turning her neatly ordered life with its plans and schedules upside down and filling it with Chaos.

It was my birthday. I was VIP on a military cruiser headed to Russia - and I still couldn't get a cup of coffee. A dream set aboard an amphibious destroyer that was also, somehow, an RV, sitting on top of a carrier that nobody mentioned. The narrator wanders through passenger corridors and staff quarters, photographs a post-Cold War McDonald's for a friend whose visa just cleared, gets his drink order swallowed by a language gap, shakes hands with men in yellow vests who recognize him without words, and gets invited to Paris by two women he barely knew in waking life - only to find he can't afford the crossing and his mother can't cover it. By the time he climbs to the rooftop to ask how far they've traveled, the answer is: nowhere. San Francisco Bay. The skyline lit up like a carnival the whole time. The ship hadn't left yet. Somehow that felt like enough.

In a world where the divide between the mahogany desks of the elite and the cracked pavement of the poor is a canyon, TERISHAN GAIL S. TOREZ and JACOB HAZIEL SEBASTIAN G. MARTIN was once a bridge. Their love was a rare, pure thing-until the weight of a rigged system crushed it. Years later, they collide again in a city suffocating under the thumb of the corrupt, but the people who meet are strangers to the versions of themselves that were once in love. The story explores the grim reality of corruption. Justice in this world isn't handed down by the courts; it is clawed back by those willing to lose everything. When fate forces them together again, the past ignites - dangerous, familiar, impossible to ignore. She's searching for the shelter she lost. He's guarding the peace he finally found. Some loves save you. Some haunt you. Some do both. Will Justice Be Served? Will they have a happy ending?

A man builds a motorcycle out of a tent in his grandfather's ghost town while something hunts through the buildings and a crowd learns everything by watching. He almost makes it out. He stops to use the bathroom. The bike is gone when he comes back. Someone offers him his own vape. The key and the title are still in his watch pocket because he put them there before anyone knew to look. What follows is a high school quad in Santa Rosa, a thousand small obstructions, a tunnel beneath the town, a dangerous road, and highway patrol running parallel to an escape that may or may not be completed.

Earth wasn't destroyed. It was abandoned. When seventeen-year-old Priya Noor is selected as one of one thousand "Pioneers" chosen to terraform a new planet, she believes she's humanity's hope. They all do. But somewhere between leaving everything she's ever loved and landing on Kepler-9, the mission starts to crack. Memories feel altered. People change. And the planet - cold, vast, and silent - seems to be the least dangerous thing out there. The real experiment isn't the world they were sent to build. It's them. Now Priya must decide how far she's willing to go to uncover the truth - and whether destroying the system that created her is worth the cost of saving the billions left behind. Because The Continuum didn't send humans to start over. They sent upgrades to replace them. New Earth Protocol is a sci-fi dystopian story about power, identity, and what it truly means to rebuild a civilization - even if it means burning the old one down. 🚀 Updates every week.

"He was... special. And I don't understand how, in this school, I seem to be the only one who noticed." Hawkins, after everything that happened. People move on. Or at least, they pretend to. She's a quiet girl. The kind of person people rarely notice-always somewhere in the background, listening more than she speaks, watching more than she's seen. The kind of person who's learned that it's easier not to get attached. But Dustin Henderson isn't someone she can get out of her head. Some changes don't go unnoticed. And some are harder to fix than others.