In a kingdom where beauty rules and mirrors never lie-Queen Zailah has only ever trusted one thing: her reflection. When a defeated rival offers her a mysterious enchanted mirror, Zailah sees more than a gift-she sees a god-like vision of herself. Beautiful beyond mortal bounds, the mirror becomes her obsession. But as her throne gleams with power, unrest brews in the shadows. Callista, the queen's loyal chambermaid, is torn between duty and love when her forbidden lover begs her to steal the mirror in exchange for a chance at freedom. What begins as a desperate theft ignites a chain of betrayal, unmasking ambition, deception, and a curse foretold by the stars. As illusions shatter and truths claw their way to the surface, the queen spirals into madness, and the price of perfection demands blood. In a world where beauty is power and mirrors never forget-how long can anyone hold onto the face they desire? Perfect for fans of twisted fairytales and dark mythology, Mirror Mirror is a tale of vanity, vengeance, and the terrifying cost of seeing yourself too clearly.

A collection of Science Fiction Stories. * Fatal Left - Transported to a new world or vivid hallucination? * Go the Round - Who doesn't like a carousel ride? * Existential Crisis in the Park - When the lines blur in artificial life * Take the Cookies - The mission was supposed to be a cakewalk. * Writers Block - Inspiration comes from the unlikliest of places * You Know - Theres some things you just can't say, you know? * Opened Eyes - Theres more to heaven and earth... * Hero Mask - What makes a hero, a hero? * Manny Cleans Up - Weird substances, labs, robots, what more could you want? #ShortStory #FlashFiction #SciFi

In a city that never sleeps, an invisible world exists alongside our own a hidden layer called the Veil, where forgotten memories, lost souls, and shadowy creatures drift between the cracks of reality. Seventeen-year-old Liora has always felt out of place, seeing glimpses of things others cannot. But when she accidentally opens a rift into the Veil, she awakens an ancient legacy: she is a Veilwalker, one of the rare humans capable of traversing the boundary between worlds.

"What use is a broken man, Marc Spector? What use is a puppet who can't even stand on his own two feet?" In a mind shattered by the past, trapped between a god who manipulates him and a darkness he can't escape, Marc is forced to face a question that will change everything: what does it take to rise again? But when the lines between who he was and who he is are unclear, when his body moves on its own and the truth is slipping even further away, he must confront the one enemy he can't fight: himself. In this twisted journey, Marc must face not only the enemies who seek to use him, but also the ones that have already claimed victory inside him. Some voices are louder than others, and some faces are more familiar than they should be. With enemies on every side, Marc must decide if he's truly the puppet or the one pulling the strings. But in a mind so broken, can anyone ever truly stand on their own? Enjoy reading and don't forget to Vote and Comment! The first 25 chapters are in! The next 5 chapters will be published soon. Follow me to stay tuned! ✏️ Content Warning: This story may contain graphic violence and mild mature themes. It is intended for mature audiences (18+) only. Reader discretion is advised. ✏️ Author's Note - Copyright Disclaimer: This work, "The Fractured Mind of Marc Spector", is an original fanfiction inspired by Marvel's "Moon Knight". The main characters and core universe belong to Marvel. However, the storyline, narrative structure, and all original content within this fanfiction, including additional characters, are the intellectual property of the author. ✏️ All Rights Reserved: No part of this story may be copied, reproduced, distributed, translated, adapted, or used in any form (digital or print) without the prior consent of the author. If you would like to share the story, please do so by linking directly to this Wattpad page and giving proper credit. ~ Author: Inkahitha