Withdrawl Stories

Lizzie had been forced to sleep with men for as long as she can remember to support her mom and stepdad's raging drug habits. She's lost and has no one to turn to leavin...

Michael Lives on Luke's uncle's ranch in a rural part of New south Whales, just outside of Sydney's city and bordering the Blue Mountains region. Michael's Parents died...

[𝐱5 𝐅𝐞𝐚𝐭𝐮𝐫𝐞𝐝] In the summer of 2008, an enchanting vacation in Busan unexpectedly transformed the 15-year-old Min Yoongi, a pragmatic and emotionally reserved...

Mithridatism, or the act of poisoning oneself in gradually increasing increments, is all in a day's work for a Fatui Harbinger. When Childe takes just a little more than...

In an attempt to cope with his crazy life and be there for his pack, Stiles doubles up on Adderall, which he becomes severely addicted to. This leads to Stiles having a...

When 21-year-old Steven Sawyer checks into an alcoholism recovery program after his intervention, his life is miserable once starting to recover from his alcohol addicti...

« i think i've always loved you.. » the epistolary story of two best friends who slowly become more and more attached as they spend every summer exchanging letters. ...

When the Winchesters find an 'Agent Reid' detoxing in a motel, Sam immediately decides they have to help. Not because he identifies, because he doesn't, because he defin...

With the fact that Kimiko has returned supposidly safe and sound, Rai has to decide what to do with the fact that Chase Young's freedom is now in their hands. What ever...

Junior doesn't feel well, and Dave is there to comfort him.

This book is to help you get set free from the addiction that has been haunting you and your family for generations to destroy you. The devil doesn't want you to read th...

Getting off of medicine can be difficult.

I know she loves tea with two ice cubes to help cool it down I know she likes rain more than shine But I also know, she'll never love me like I love her ©Daphne_Simone ©...

Seasons come and go: that's the worst part. The best part? Embracing it.