The playground evokes memories when the Ferris Wheel took them to their annual rendezvous. The four individuals met for the first time in the opening of a beautiful story in the next chapter. Although no one knew what would happen, the tale they unfolded made them yearn to return to that time. Passing through friendship to love.

Unconsciously, sometimes life's metaphors do not always revolve around beauty; even a child knows that the merry-go-round turns its axis, placing the gondola in an unstable position.

Similarly, that's how the story chapter concluded. That's usually how cases are formed. Passing through friendship to love as well.

This is a collection of dark, and even graphic short stories as a means of expressing the things going on in a broken mental state. Please be warned that this is rated R because of how graphic it can be.

I can't leave.

They tell me, they've been telling me, but as I'm on the verge of letting go,

I find myself holding back.

It could be a simple word from  him, sugarcoated

ever so perfectly, only to be followed by harm.

He is my harm.

And I,

Can't Leave.

WARNING: domestic abuse, violence, self harm, and other triggering topics. If you are not to feel comfortable, please don't read.

​​​​​​​Thank you!

Jessie is hopeless about finding love, after asking out the fourteenth guy she had a crush on, and being rejected for the fourteenth time, she gets disappointed and decided: love doesn't exist. Jessie's best friend, Rachel, feels sorry for her, she thinks Jessie deserves to be loved, after all she's pretty, kind and she's a girl any guy would want to get as his girlfriend, but neither Jessie nor Rachel understand why the guys keep rejecting Jessie.

Rachel gets very worried about her friend that she will have no other choice but to ask a favor from her brother, Nathan. She begs him to pretend he's in love with Jessie.

Nathan is too busy with work and college that he doesn't have time for love, so he finally agrees, since Rachel promises it will only take two months, She wanted Jessie to feel loved and that's all.

Rachel's plan backfires when Jessie falls madly in love with Nathan, and gets devastated to know the truth behind Nathan approaching her.

Her feelings take a very long time to heal, or maybe not healed after all.

His mother has a terrible boyfriend

Her parents died when she was younger and she was left for dead

His parents were both divorced and had remarried but they all lived together

Her life was normal but she hates him

He lived with his father who hated him

Not very specific on names but together each of them have their own place they love and hold dear, the Coffee Shop