They say you can’t dream about someone you’ve never met, but I was sure that I would have remembered meeting her. My mind drifted back to the dream; the vivid image of her copper hair floating in the breeze and the way her soft mouth felt against mine. No. There was no way I could forget that. Who was this enigmatic girl, and how could I find her?…
Series of unrelated imagines.…
Laure Mauffray is the sole daughter of an elite Parisian family. Her upcoming eighteenth birthday causes her parents to remark their worries that she'll become an "old maid." They insist that she finds a man to marry, even if they have to arrange the marriage themselves. Laure is often paired with strange young men at parties in whom her parents hope that she finds her destiny. But destiny doesn't come with glitz and glamour. Destiny comes in the form of a curly, blond Apollo.…
Gemma Rodriguez is a small-town girl, living all alone in the new and fascinating buzz of the Big Apple. Twenty-five years old and down on her luck, she’s chosen to portray Catherine Hiatt in Broadway’s revival of The Last Five Years. A story of love and heartbreak, Gemma finds herself getting mixed up with the show’s leading man, Aaron Tveit. Will Gemma and Aaron turn out like Cathy and Jamie?…
"How can you do this to your daughter?!" Jeanna screamed, her face red and eyes narrowed to slits. Adjusting her composure, she continued, “All you are is a sperm donor. She doesn’t need you. I don’t need you. I hope you’re happy.""My…my daughter?" Aaron looked speechless. His mouth hung open slightly, and his eyebrows were raised into his hairline.~*~Single mother Jeanna Martin has only wanted the best for her daughter, Risa. When Risa’s father walked out on them when Jeanna was pregnant, Jeanna vowed to do anything to protect her little girl from heartbreak.What she didn’t plan on was seeing Risa’s father again three years later… especially as a Broadway star. What’s worse is Aaron Tveit acts as if he knows nothing of his daughter’s existence. Or is it an act?…
This is something I found that I had written when I was in grade school... who knew I could be so dark? It's about a woman named Aya Marx, an artist who makes skeletal models for college lectures.…