Short & Sweet Stories
Jaylee
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It was late one night. Raining. Cold. I was five. My parents said everything was going to be fine. Parents lie...

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Star Wars Action Figures
"How could something so... small... take up so much space in my heart?" Tyler peered down at the boy abouta head and a half shorter than him, "Are you calling me short?!" Axel looked up, annoyed. "I'm sorry, what did you say? I can't here from all the way up here." "I am NOT short. You're are just too tall." "Aww, it's okay. Dwarves are my type." "Shut up." Axel blushed and looked back down at his Nikes. "Look at me." "No." "But it's cute when you blush." "Nope." "If you don't I'm stealing your Star Wars action figures." Axel looked back up at his boyfriend while his face was still flushed. "Sorry." Tyler said. Axel didn't have time to think about why he had said sorry, because right after he had, Tyler cupped Axles face in his hands and pressed their lips together. It was about a three second kiss, and Axel kept his eyes open for the entire time out of surprise. Their was a pause of silence as both of the boys stared at each other, Axel's face still resting in Tyler's hands. Realising that, Tyler pulled his hands away and nervously chuckled. He was rubbing his neck, looking at the sky, and Axel was sti looking up at him in shock. "Yeah... Um... Sorry." this time Tyler's face was more red, and noticing this brought Axel back to his senses. He smiled, "You should be!" Tyler loo back down, slightly frightened, but Axel wasn't finished, "No one threatens to steal my Star Wars action figures!" Tyler let out a sigh of relief, "Of course not. I am deeply sorry." they laughed a bit longer and both smiled at each other. There eyes met once again and Axel wrapped his arms around Tyler's waist and hugged him. Tyler burried his face in the short boy's hair. Though neither of them could see the other's face, both of them were smiling.
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Carefully picked bracelets
They see a tall and a lanky body. Long fingers wrapped around the small hilt of a sword. Her hands don't tremble like most. They can see the dark brown eyes and milk chocolate skin. Her Doc Martin's, carelessly laced, and the bracelets on her wrist, carefully picked out each day. The armor she places on her. Her fingers don't tremble while holding the sword, because she's imagining a certain someone at the end. She rushes the tying her laces because she has somewhere to be, before anyone notices. And they don't she what's hidden under the bracelets. The scars.
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Check up
"Do we have to do this?" North sat down on the hospital bed "I'm sorry, you're wings are a very delicate part of you. If the get even the slightest bit infected-" "I could be sent to years in the infermery making sure it doesn't spread blah blah blah. I just don't get why it's so long. And honestly kind of painful." Rylie ignored North and proceeded to take her blood pressure, "Ugh." "Ok, normal blood pressure. It's time for the blood test." "No it's not." "Yes-it is." Rylie opened the small cabinet to her left and revealed a small knife. She cleaned it a bit and then held North's wing in her right hand. "Can you numb it. Please?" "Oh yeah. Sorry." "You'd think Apollo kids would be better." Rylie gave a pill and a Caprison to North. She took the pill with the juice box and emediatly lost the pain her arm still felt from the blood pressure test. "Okay, now," Rylie brought the knife North's wing, "three, two... One." North cursed, even though she had took the numbing pill it only lessened the pain, not take it away. "Okay the blood is white, your good." Rylie wrapped the wing in a bandage. "Wait but isn't it normally light pink?" "Um-no. It's always been white." "Oh. I may be blind." "Unlikely. Well, that's it. I need my pay." "Wait, what?" "It's not like I want to do this either. I need something in return. You payed me last year, remember?" "No, " North cursed again,"I'll tell you want: how about I give it to you tomorrow. I didn't bring any money." "Fine." And idk how to end this please help Thanks for reading
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Purple lipstick
I put on bright purple lipstick today. My dad didn't notice. My mom says it makes me look older. She tells me there's no point in such a young girl wearing makeup and tells me to take it off. I tell her it's just lipstick. She tells me not to talk back. I wish I had told her why I wear it. I wish I had told her I put the makeup on because it makes me feel good. Not because I want to be pretty, but because I want to feel like me. I come back down without the lipstick. I see her putting on mascara. I get angry. That hippocrit. She wants other people the like her so she wears makeup. I wear makeup so I like myself. Because it makes me feel right in my own skin. So I've changed my process a bit. I put on the lipstick in the mirror at school so she doesn't see. But that's not what should happen. It's meant to see. It's meant to been noticed and seen. I'm meant to be noticed and seen. Not hiding.
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Lovely Competition
Skye: I didn't know loving could be so painful. She looks like Elysium with dyed hair and neon clothing. I'm surprised she ever even notices me. She says hello in hallways, and I forget to greet her back, because I keep thinking she's talking to someone else. None of this is bad though. What's bad is the fact that I'm the last person she would choose. And she has so many choices. - Ava: She annoys me so much. The way she stays quiet when all I want is to hear her voice. The way she looks down when I want to see her eyes. I'm worried she doesn't notice me as much as I notice her. I say hi to her and she looks at her combat boots. Im worried she doesn't hear me-or worse-she doesn't want to. I know how many people like me. But they don't compete. I'm worried I do.
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In the Musician's Cargo Jeans
There's a little something and a little nothing If you flip out the pockets of the musician's corgo jeans. First thing to drop would be a pocket knife in her left knee pocket, along with a lip gloss and a pen. In her back right pocket her phone might fall out. Under the transparent phone case is a ten dollar bill and a picture of her and her girlfriend two years ago, after meeting her fiance's parents. In the pocket near her ankle you'll most likely pick up a small songbook filled with lyrics only seen by her, her love, and her cat (who has a place for her toy clipped on the girl's belt loop). There's a little nothing and a little something in each pocket of the musician's cargo jeans. (Her cat is a black cat with yellow eyes named Sunshine btw.) Thank you for reading! šŸ–¤šŸ’™šŸ©µšŸ¤
About This Series
Little short stories and paragraphs about characters I've been making since age ten
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Jaylee

Written by Jaylee

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Hello! She/they, 14yrs, I 🩵 fantasy and mystery (and epic the musical) I focus on mythology, specifically Greek hence my love for pjo and HoO. I write short sweet and often gae. It's also pretty clean. And I’m also a cat person.šŸ–¤šŸ’™šŸ©µšŸ¤ (I follow back!)