Blake Beaulieu begins her university life adrift, haunted by memories she cannot fully grasp and shadows she cannot fully name. As she navigates mundane conversations and fleeting friendships, fragments of the past quietly unravel—a forgotten garden, a photograph on her wall, and a girl whose smile lingers beyond memory. Bound by nostalgia and unspoken grief, Blake finds herself caught between the desire to move forward and the ache of something precious lost. In a world where absence speaks louder than presence, she searches for meaning in the echoes of the past, learning that some loves never truly disappear—they simply bloom quietly within us, like wisteria through the cracks.

Reality is a twisted illusion for Autzen Marshall.

About believing in yourself and your dreams

Indina meets the man of her dreams, the only problem is she was asleep. Now she has to figure out who is the one dreaming and what reality is.

Within seconds he had a decision to make. They were trapped. He was willing to do anything to save her even if it meant that he had to kill her.

Sometimes life feels hard, but please ask for help. Nothing is lost.

What if you met yourself as a child? Would she/he be proud of you and of the choices you made in your life? Or would she/he be ashamed of who you turned her/him into?

This short story focuses on a conversation between the same girl at 7 and 27 years old. A little spoiler: the little girl's not happy.

Awakened from a life of fantasy and dreams, is there nothing more to life?

Reflections on the difficulty of creating yourself and finding your people

The little girl Helen is entrusted with the mission to save her big sister from damnation. But Helen has played a secret role in this damnation, and she has to hide what she has done if she wants anyone to trust her again.

Molly Rossi, embodies her inner fauna as she sleeps. While there, she is greeted by her friends and brother. As the voyage continues, an ultimate choice of continuing to sing as a musician or grow past the obstacle that is forced onto her. a play off a poem symbolizing lovers in Venus and Adonis. Reflection: The Musicians Song, I attempt to focus on siblings love for one another. Life and death & discovery of one’s own worth and self-determination.

A "Grimm", tale with my own spin on these characters and the story as a whole. I dived into a fictional Port Town, as created by centuries old Greek Gods. Utilized remnants of aforementioned time period to invest in both good vs evil and a voyage into Loomis/Hades.