"Pop Goes the Nerve"— A raw and honest reflection on the pain of toxic relationships and the lessons learned from betrayal. This poem is a heartfelt expression of disappointment, growth, and the importance of genuine connections. With sharp wit and emotional depth, it exposes the facade of fake friendships and the hurt they bring. A powerful and relatable read for anyone who's navigated the complexities of human relationships.

Witchling Evelyn Wardwell is mastering her spells and brews, whilst her 'best friend' Quintin Persephone and his father Artenous Persephone make a plan that leads her world crashing down. And it all started with a game of cat-and-mouse that takes a turn into a serious chase of life or death. In the chase, Evelyn uncovers the truth of the past and connects the dots from the past to the present.

Join Evelyn on her journey through the forest and through the lies of others...

Fake friend. What comes to your mind when you hear these two words? In any school, if you have fake friends, you want to finish school activities, then go home and sleep. Imagining yourself among them is ridiculous.

Want to cast a spell on a fake friend? Say: "Stupefy!"

This story has an incident that has happened to me when I attended school but I have changed a few thing so that it could be more of a forbidden, student-teacher, romance story.

Ora Marshal is a nineteen year old history college student. Her first day at college doesn't go as planned after seeing the man that she thought she would never see again. Her history professor. He is a magnetic blue eyed, painfully handsome man, whom she has a crush on, yet his attitude had changed towards her after the incident. The past year catches up with her and the embarrassment that she had to endure. Can Ora handle the semester in his class? Can they work through it? Will she be able to tell him the truth about the incident? What happens when he returns her feelings?

I wrote this during a time when all my friends went ghost mode on me. I basically got so depressed that I would have suicidal thoughts and take pills like they were candy.