The Heiress They Cast Away: The Quadruplets' Secret Daddy On her eighteenth birthday, Aurora Ashford thought her family had finally accepted her. After years of neglect following her mother's death, her father suddenly threw her a lavish birthday celebration. Believing they had finally become a real family again, Aurora lowered her guard-only to discover it was all a trap. Her father, stepmother, and stepsister had drugged her and planned to sell her to an elderly businessman to save their failing company. Desperate to escape, Aurora fled into the night and accidentally spent one unforgettable night with a mysterious stranger. Before dawn, she left behind a simple note and disappeared, never learning his name or seeing his face again. When she returned home, she was disowned and cast out by the very family that betrayed her. What they never knew was that Aurora's late mother wasn't an orphan as they believed. She was the beloved daughter of the world's most powerful and wealthy family. Following the final wish her mother left behind, Aurora contacted her maternal family and vanished overseas. Five years later, she returns-not as the abandoned girl they once mocked, but as a graceful, powerful heiress sent to establish her family's newest business empire. By her side are her four adorable five-year-old quadruplets. To everyone else, they are innocent children. But behind their sweet smiles lies an unbelievable secret. The four little geniuses secretly begin a mission of their own-to find the father they've never met. As hidden identities collide, long-buried family secrets come to light, jealous rivals scheme from the shadows, and the people who once cast Aurora aside will finally learn one painful truth... The girl they abandoned was never ordinary. She was the heiress they should never have let go.

After a STAR Labs "Quantum Unfolding" device goes boom in her face, Harley Quinn finds herself trade-marked, isekai'd, and dropped into a frozen hellscape far from the neon lights of Gotham. She's survived the Joker's gas and Batman's Batarangs, but can she survive a giantess countess and her three bloodthirsty daughters? Mother Miranda thinks she's found the perfect "disposable" maid to keep the Dimitrescu sisters entertained. She thought wrong. Harley doesn't do "disposable," and she definitely doesn't do "maid." Armed with a mallet, some scavenged tech, and a level of ADHD-fueled chaos that the 10th century isn't ready for, Harley starts turning the gloomy castle into a glitter-bombed riot. But as the "hunts" turn into flirtations and the blood-drinking turns into "bloody good" dates, the sisters-Bela, Cassandra, and Daniela-find themselves falling for the one thing they've never encountered: a girl who isn't afraid of the dark.

She was his wife. He never saw her. - Reborn from another world, Aelyra-bearer of the Gem of Dawn-is bound by order of Viserys I Targaryen to marry Daemon Targaryen. A man of fire. A man who refuses her. "You are a Hightower. That is all I need to know." So she becomes someone else. Silent. Veiled. Forgotten. And in the shadows of King's Landing, he speaks freely- to a stranger he trusts... never knowing she is the wife he left behind. - But this is not just their story. After the Dance of the Dragons, when war has taken everything- the gods force them to watch. From Encantadia... to her life in Westeros... to every moment she stood beside them, unseen. - And Daemon finally understands. "She was there..." "Gods... she was always there." - She helped win a war that will never remember her. She died... without a name. And when he finally loves her- she is already gone. - "I would have chosen you... had I only known." - But she was never meant to be chosen. Only to change everything. ⸻ He rejected her in life. He loved her too late.

In a kingdom built on fairy tales, the forgotten children of villains were never supposed to matter. Years after the barrier trapped them on the Isle of the Lost, hope finally appeared when Auradon promised freedom. But after only fifteen minutes, the barrier was sealed again, leaving an entire generation abandoned for a second time. Now Auradon wants peace talks. Representatives. Forgiveness. But the Isle did not stay broken while the kingdoms ignored it. It evolved. At the center of it all is Gordon, the son of Mother Gothel, who learned long ago that heroes only save the people who fit their stories. Alongside his closest friends, pirates, magic users, shapeshifters, warriors, and outcasts from every corner of the Isle, Gordon enters Auradon knowing they were never invited to belong. Only to behave. But the Isle remembers everything. The hunger. The abandonment. The years spent surviving while the kingdoms pretended they didn't exist. And if Auradon expects grateful villains willing to smile for forgiveness, they're about to be very disappointed. Because this time, the forgotten kids are finally ready to tell their own story.

Rider Matthews has always lived in the shadow of Riley's world, cleaning up messes, keeping the peace, and trying not to let anyone notice how much he carries. But when his music starts gaining attention, his friendships deepen, and his life begins changing faster than he can control, Rider has to figure out who he is outside of his family, outside of school, and outside of everyone's expectations. Set alongside the world of Girl Meets World, this story follows Rider, Riley's twin brother, as he builds his own found family, faces first love and heartbreak, and slowly discovers that growing up means choosing what, and who, is worth holding onto.

Lena Grimes had finally had enough. Being Rick and Lori Grimes' nineteen-year-old daughter had never been easy, especially when Lena could see the cracks in their marriage that everyone else seemed determined to ignore. But the last straw came when Lori twisted the truth about Shane Walsh. While Rick was still in the hospital, Lori claimed Shane had hit on her. Rick believed his wife. Lena didn't. Because Lena had been there. She had seen the entire thing with her own eyes, and she knew exactly who had made the first move-and it sure as hell hadn't been Shane. So when Rick turned against the man who had always been there for their family, Lena looked her father straight in the eyes, told him exactly what had happened, packed her things, and walked out with Shane. She figured putting some distance between herself and her parents would finally give her a little peace. What Lena didn't expect was how different everything would feel once it was just her and Shane. The lingering looks. The teasing. The smirks. And Shane Walsh was one hell of a flirt. Lena could flirt right back. Neither of them realizes that soon, family drama will be the least of their problems. Because the dead are about to start walking.

My name is Alex Grimes. I'm nineteen years old, and one week before the world went dark, I saw it happen. I get visions. Not dreams. Not guesses. Visions. I saw the power die. I saw stores emptied, roads blocked, people turning on each other, families fighting over food, and a world that depended too much on electricity collapse almost overnight. So I prepared. Grandpa had already left me everything-the land, the house, and enough money that I would never have to depend on anyone. My family hated that. They thought Grandpa should have divided everything between them. He didn't. He left it to me. And they never let me forget how much they resented it. The property already had a massive fence around it, so the second I realized what was coming, I started buying everything I could get my hands on. Food. Water. Medicine. Fuel. Weapons. Seeds. Livestock. Survival supplies. Anything that could keep me alive when the rest of the world started tearing itself apart. I spent money like there wouldn't be a tomorrow. Because according to my visions, there almost wasn't. My family thought I had finally lost my mind. Daddy decided he knew better. Instead of listening to me, he had me locked up. Apparently being a Grimes means everyone thinks they get to make decisions for you. Everyone except Shane. Shane was the only one I could stand. The only one I trusted. The only person in that family who never made me feel like Grandpa leaving everything to me somehow made me guilty of something. Then the power went out. Everything stopped. And suddenly the crazy girl's fortified property didn't look so damn crazy anymore. Now my family wants safety. They want food. They want protection. They want behind my fence. Too bad the apocalypse-or whatever the hell you call a world without power-didn't erase my memory.

CONCEPT BY @lysandrarossier ON TIKTOK What happens when Harry gets abandoned by the dursleys and suddenly a puzzled looking women comes and takes Harry away? Whispers broke out in the hall as everyone had heard of Harry Potter, but he doesn't go to any of their schools.Rumours spread like wildfire, "could he be using poly juice potion?" "He might be so ugly he couldn't show his face." "I bet he is going to lose." MY TIKTOK IS -pxigeiswriting-

❝How you doin'?❞ ❝I'm doin' good, Joe.❞ Lisa Bing, Chandler's younger sister, was quickly welcomed into the group that hung around at the same shop every evening. They all liked her and a couple even knew her from high school. The group were just happy that a person like her had joined the group. Especially the actor of the group.

​The Wrong Choice, The Right Vengeance. ​When the dust settled on that fateful Halloween night, the Wizarding World cheered for the wrong savior. Blinded by Albus Dumbledore's grand designs, James and Lily Potter made a choice that would change the course of magical history: they cast aside their eldest son, Hadrian, in favor of their newly declared "Boy-Who-Lived." ​Deposited on the doorstep of the prestige-obsessed Dursleys, Hadrian didn't fit into Vernon's perfect, normal world. Fearing the "freak" would ruin their social standing, his uncle dumped him at a cold, forgotten orphanage, believing they had solved their problem. ​They thought they had discarded a burden. They didn't realize they had unleashed a monster. ​Years later, Hogwarts comes calling for the forgotten twin. But Hadrian Potter isn't the weapon the Light side expects. He is cold, brilliant, and perfectly aware of the bloodline they tried to steal from him. The Potters want their son back, Dumbledore wants a loyal soldier, and the Light expects submission. ​Too bad Hadrian answers to a much darker power. (ᴄᴏᴠᴇʀ ᴍᴀᴅᴇ ʙʏ ᴍᴇ)