Camellia walked with steady footsteps and a blank face, holding a Bouquet of White Roses. She finally stopped walking as she arrived in front of single grave, the grave had a sole rose on it. Her expression finally cracked a little. "I'm grateful for you.... Sorry, I never noticed your suffering."

It was Shian's birthday today. And everyone planned a suprise birthday for her. Let's find out together on how they do it, shall we?

It all started from a joke. - Marriage. A union of two people. It's a sacred ritual that needs to be taken seriously. But what if someone decided to play with it? What could happen?

Unfortunately, Jour Thames was infertile for her marriage with Deruth Henituse. The God of Death took pity of the descendant of the Thames family, a family he had watched for quite a while. He remembered about the fathers in the realm of death, talking about their children and grandchildren happily, as if they weren't dead and a few of them couldn't watch them anymore. Visiting the God of Life, he asked him for a favor. Now he has a gift for both Thames and himself. What a pitiful child he have. Well, as soon as he is able to, he, as his father, will help him as much as he could. ----- I don't know how to make summaries, but i hope it's good enough to make you interested. The beginning (Infertile Jour) is inspired by "Two Stars Collide"! Only that part, don't worry, there's barely any angst here. (THE PUBLISHED CHAPTER IS STILL A PREVIEW) •First Written: March 12, 2022 (12-03-2022) •Published: ???

「Life, with its rules, it's obligations and its freedoms, is like a sonnet. You're given the form, but you have to write the sonnet yourself.」 - Madeline L'Engle - A Wrinkle in Time

The grown-ups are all gone and children rule the new world. Harry lives in a strange utopia: resources are plentiful, the climate has stabilised, there is peace. His village is watched over by an invisible force that keeps them all from danger - but is it protecting them, or holding them back? Join Harry and his friends as they embark on a journey to unravel the mystery of what happened to the old world, and what is wrong with the new. They might not like what they discover. From the writer of the Watty-winning A Day of Faces and The Mechanical Crown.