These are just small pieces of our days. Bus rides, cold mornings, the kind of talk that slips out without any plan behind it. Nothing big. Nothing that would matter to anyone else. Just the things we noticed before they faded. I wrote them down here because, well... if I didn't, they'd vanish quickly like a wave of the sea does. One moment they're right in front of you, and then they're gone, tucked somewhere in the past where you can't reach them anymore. Maybe putting them here doesn't save anything, not really. But it lets me look at them for a little longer. All I can do is catch them for a moment - the light, the voices, the way the city feels when it breathes - and leave them on these pages. These stories were ours. These quiet seconds, these almost-forgotten scenes. But, it doesn't matter because they belonged to us for a moment. And now, they belong to you for a moment too. PS: I'll release this on Royal Road! Stay tuned! :D

"What do I hunger for..." The existence of Shades are as old as history. Soul-eating entities with skin as black as ink and a presence as cold as ice. They don't have an end goal, their only purpose: To steal, kill, destroy and most of all, to Consume. One of these Shades meets Dawn, a shy, noble girl that's still coping the loss of her father, who died three years prior. In a last second decision, the Shade possesses her umbrella. All the while, making a vow, to not just watch over her as she enters a new school, but also to protect her from the rest of his species.

The passion of a cultural barrier. ----------------- It's Crystal Molders' first year as an American exchange student at a prestigious Korean university in Seoul. Ready to start her junior year immersed in a new culture, Crystal begins settling into the new cultural immersion. Everything is perfectly normal for her, until her first day of World Literature class. The moment her tall, young, and unbelievably handsome Korean professor enters the class, she feels a way she has never felt before. But he's just her professor, nothing more. At least that's what she keeps telling herself...

When grieving linguist Dr. Layla Hassan uncovers fragments of a legendary map said to chart the path of the dead, she unlocks a secret the ancient gods died to protect. The Cartograph of Aaru doesn't just point to the afterlife-it opens its gates. As the map awakens, so does Anubis, the jackal-god bound by oath to guard the realm of souls. He is a being of shadow, judgment, and impossible restraint...and now he is her only ally. But a ruthless American collector, Senator Silas Vance, knows exactly what the Cartograph can do-and he will kill to control who reaches paradise, and who is condemned. Pursued across Egypt by mercenaries, haunted by her mother's mysterious death, and drawn dangerously close to a god who was never meant to feel, Layla must choose: unravel the Cartograph's final secret, or destroy it before it unleashes a chaos older than the desert. The dead are stirring. The gods are watching. And truth has already chosen her.

Part 2 of the Tears series. Ashley struggles with her past, while the future holds no pretty promises. For the second time, Mira has to enter the contest, and now she is on her own. Their worlds are being destroyed by the Death Games, and they will both have to deal with it.

'Dear citizens, welcome to the most important day of the year, where from today teenagers will once again have the chance to prove themselves in front of the whole country. Like every year, it will be another great spectacle, with blood-curdling games.' Hundred teenagers must compete in a life-and-death contest. Only ten of them will survive. The games they play are gruesome. Nobody is safe. Ash is drawn, and she'll have to participate. But then fate strikes, and her little sister has to go with her. Will she be able to keep them both alive? Or is it impossible to come back unharmed from a deadly contest anyway? This is a rewritten and translated version of Death Game, which was Dutch. Both versions are mine. If you like the Hunger Games and Squid Game, I definitely recommend this story. Part 1 of the Tears series

It all started with the fruits of a tree. The Tree of Life. Two queens steal this fruit desperately, hoping to become pregnant. Both receive a child. One boy, and one girl. As punishment, a curse is placed on the children. They become immortal, and can only kill each other. It is also prophesied that together they will cause the end of the world. Can they change their fate, and save the world? If you like mythical stories, with all the drama and blood that comes with it, I would definitely check out this story. By the way, don't judge on the chapter names, they are meant to be amusing, they don't reflect what happens in the chapters :)

Au- Katniss and Peeta didn't survive the 74th games, and the female tribute is reaped as usual. Haymitch grows to feel like a father to the girl, and decides to protect her life... No matter what it takes.

Every year a new group of boys come to live in the Palace. They receive the best education available, and are given everything they need for a successful future. Elodi, the crown princess, is not occupied with them at all. She is on her pink cloud, completely in love with Isaiah, a prince from a different kingdom. Due to a violent murder, Elodi decides to go on a revenge quest. Together with the group of boys, Isaiah and her best friend, she sets out. Will they find out who the killers are in time? This is my first English book I've ever written, so please don't pay too much attention to the grammar. I did my best to write as correctly as possible, but am sure I will have made a mistake here and there.

I mostly write, Thranduil, Elrond, Aragorn and Legolas but I am willing to try to write others 😁.