|WATTPAD CREATORS PROGRAM · TEGSA 2025|

When Ihaan and the Mystery Gang awaken the notorious Thunderbird, they embark on a new journey that tests everything they thought they knew about mysteries and the Ghost of Ontario.

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After surviving their first year of college, the Mystery Gang is excited to return to Lady Evelyn-Smoothwater Provincial Park to spend a week with their friend Ihaan, with gifts from the modern world, as they try to reintroduce him to society--and teach him the fun of solving mysteries.

However, that night, Ihaan dreams of the mysterious Thunderbird, a Spirit said to encompass good and evil, who only appears when someone needs help. The next day, he and the gang are dragged into a new mystery when the Spirit Animals begin disappearing, and strange lightning storms occur in the provincial park, symbolizing the return of the Thunderbird.

As Ihaan and the gang fight to calm the Thunderbird and save the Spirit Animals, Ihaan must learn where he truly belongs, while the Mystery Gang learns the harsh truth of the word "erasure". By then, though, will it be too late for all of them?

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*Don't ask... LOL!**Sequel to What's New Scooby-Doo: The Ghost of Ontario. Can be read as a standalone.**FYI: This story is based on a TV show, so expect a screenplay-like writing style.**Main Trope: Angst with a happy ending.**Moral: "Some mysteries are more than someone in a mask."*

A story of a man named James Baxter. He regrets not having done all the things he's wanted to do in life, like; he's never smoked or drank, become successful, gotten a job, or found a lover. Feeling hopeless, he walks into a bar where he meets Art Johnson, another man going off to war. Art seems to be the complete opposite of James. He has his whole life together, and seems...motivated...to go off to war. James feels an insane amount of envy for him. Although, maybe envy isn't the only feeling he feels toward Art...

A spirited, independent young girl and a sensitive young boy meet as schoolmates and grow to love and confound each other into young adulthood.

The title of the screenplay is "The Fling".  Conceptually, it's "When Harry Met Sally" meets "Boyhood".

Following the death of her mother, Constance Hopkins and her widowed father relocate from South Carolina to the Pacific Northwest in 1979. At her new ​​​​​​​school she meets and befriends classmate Samhain "Sam" Shake, although the friendship gets off to a rocky start. Through interactions with friends and family throughout their childhood and adolescence in the 1980's, Constance and Sam eventually fall in love and become high school sweethearts, but religious differences and Sam's pressuring Constance to have sex put a strain on the relationship which culminates in a crisis and an eventual opportunity for mutual emotional growth.