#write one

-another six word story

No matter how many times they're done, there are a few tropes I'll read 100 times with the same ship, by 100 different authors. Here are just a few of those tropes: 1. Fake Dating AU. Whether it's a short exchange with a stranger because there's a creep who won't stop hitting on them, or a fully planned out, year-long con to fool their family, I can never get enough of these. 2. Trapped in A Small Space Together Freezing to death in an engine room. Hiding together in a closet to avoid being killed. Locked in a room, running out of air. No matter the context, this one always makes my day, especially if one of the people trapped isn't usually big on physical contact. 3. Taking Care of Children Together Innocent little kids have a way of bringing out the soft side of even the fiercest characters. 4. Unnaturally Truthful Truth serums, an excess of pain meds, and outside threats are just a few of the ways my beloved ships can be forced to admit things they never would under normal circumstances. 5. Amnesia/Forgetting The Other Sometimes they hit their head. Sometimes they were brainwashed. Sometimes they died and came back to life. Whatever the reason, one doesn't know the other, and the other has to faithfully stick by them, and try to help them remember. (Or start from scratch, befriending them and falling in love all over again.) 6. Grumpy, Distant Characters Turning Into Human Puppies Around That Special Someone This requires no explanation, I believe. 7. Everyone Knows One Loves The Other Except, of course, the other. 8. First Kiss Forgotten Maybe someone was under mind control when it happened, or maybe they just had a bit too much to drink, but Person A remembers Person B kissing them, and Person B has no idea it happened. (Or DO THEY?)

My dying wish is to leave the word happy and feel that everyone I love will be in good hands. I want to leave the world knowing I had a positive affect on others’ lives. And knowing I can inspire others to keep moving forward when life gets rough and that there is always a bright light to look forward too.