literature
Whether written centuries ago or just last year, literary couples show that love is timeless.
Let's Go on a Date!
Buttons sat on their only spinning chair in the office. It was wooden and the wheels were squeaky but it worked rather well and it hadn’t broke, so it sat in their workspace. Knobs, Sniper, and Buttons had started a repair business together, and there wasn’t much they couldn’t fix without each other. They were were more than happy that this was how they lived, working in their mini warehouse with their boyfriends.
By Caden Edwards8 years ago in Humans
Do You Believe in Magic?
“Do you believe in magic?” Alice asks me one day. We’re thirteen years old, technically teenagers now. So, while I do believe in magic—even though I know that it’s a true fact because my family are witches and we do magic every day—believing in magic is a childish thing, something girls my age don’t believe in anymore.
By Shera Prague8 years ago in Humans
Regrets
I can sit here and think about my life. About the good things and the bad ones. About the moments I was hurting and I had no one to help me out. Or the moments I pushed away the people I feared to hurt. I can think about my regrets until I notice that I shouldn't even have regrets. Until you make me realize how negative I'm becoming. Until you talk me out of my misery.
By Aylin de la cruz8 years ago in Humans
Dream Lover
Years ago: We had met while stationed together. We were both sent for a short time to the same boat from our stations to lend a hand. She was the jaw-dropping type. Tall, blonde, gorgeous and didn't realize it. She could sing like Cher and had a really goofy side that I adored.
By Anna Henson8 years ago in Humans











