We are saying that we are living in a modernized society. But really is it so? Still there are some stupid superstitious beliefs which are being believed in our so called modern society. This story deals with one such. The story is set in the present time in a village in Tamil Nadu where everything is modernized. There is no caste biases, love marriages are accepted, no gender inequality, etc. It is all because of the royal family which is taking care of that village. Even they themselves don't portray as royals. But there is one thing which is believed by everyone "A CURSE". It is said that the first daughter in law of any Prince of the royal family will die within six months. And the irony is, it is being really happening in the royal family for more than 100 years. It is believed to be the imperishable curse. What is the reason behind this curse? Is it really due to the curse the daughter in laws are dying? Why the curse is focusing on the first daughter in law alone? Will the imperishable curse will ever get perish this time? Join the journey of three Princes who has returned to their village after long time with so much hopes. But when their hopes and happiness gets broken all of a sudden. "The Imperishable Curse" is going to be a story that tells the beauty of a village life, love, friendship, trust and superstitious beliefs with lot of mysteries to unfold. Cover by @missoctowriter

I entered my room and was about to get dressed when the door opened to a boy of Olive's age heading for Olive's bed. " Hey! Do you mind leaving? I'm about to get dressed." Even in my annoyed state, the guy was beautiful. He had dark hair that fell a little over his face, the bluest eyes I've ever seen and his two arms were covered in dark tattoos that complemented his fair skin. Dressed in Black. " It's not like I'm gonna look at you anyway. " He covered his face with his palm. Maddie Song, girl of age 18 meets Jace Walker, a fair boy with a dark heart at her new college. Jace is very rude but it turns out that his rude is for a reason. She was drawn to his bluest eyes. He was enveloped by her cheeky but calm nature. His dark demeanor draws her in, a bitter truth in their ugly pasts threatens to tear them apart.

Ryan Cuevas is missing. Not a clue, not a trace, not even a final word. Needless to say, in the small town of Whisper City, this disappearance is the most happening thing to occur in decades. No one saw him leave. No one knew him enough to care to ask about him. No one except Anaila Demauri. He was her neighbour. Her confidant. Her one friend in this town of ruins. And it's this closeness that branded her as the number one suspect. She was the last person to see him before he disappeared. But such a lonely, boring, absolutely normal woman can't be the main interest in an active missing person investigation. She works a 9 to 5. She speaks only when spoken to or necessary. She gardens in her free time. She's as ordinary as ordinary can be. Particularly if ordinary includes seeing the future through a person's eyes. Now, that's a little something she likes to keep for her knowledge only. Things take a turn when she accidentally sees her own eyes, and using her powers might be the only way to help her situation. Especially when the shadows caged inside her threaten to break free. Shoutout to the amazing @NattKuznetsov who made this equally amazing cover!!