| 18+ | Damian looked so different with his shirt off and a crop in his hand. He felt more real: no longer wearing the mask of the good doctor, he was the Exorcist, the master over my wildest fears, the stones on the shore over which my ocean of madness could crash without fear. He trailed the crop over my throat, down my chest. "Your demons have not been playing nicely," he said, a warning in his tone. Goosebumps prickled up my arms as the smooth leather teased over my navel. "No, sir. They haven't. They don't much like you." He grinned, and it was such a wicked sight that my stomach clenched up with desire. I desperately wanted to feel those teeth, the softness of those lips. Patience was nearly impossible. "I must admit I don't much like them either," he growled. "Turn around. Hands on the wall. Spread your legs." I obeyed, my breath catching in my throat. I felt him lean close, his breath hot on my neck as he left kisses along my hairline. "But they don't own your body, do they, darling? Who owns this body?" "I do, sir." My breathing shuddered. The crop tapped between my thighs. "That's right. And who have you chosen to give your body to?" "To you, sir." × × × 18 year old Samara Garfield is on the run - from her past, from her desires, from the wicked voices in her head. Everything seems to be catching up with her when she meets Damian Hearst, a doctor with perverted desires of his own. With a legion of demonic beings eager to overtake her, the good doctor may indeed be the only one who can save her. But as their dark pasts become ever more entangled and hope for salvation begins to fade, can love grow in the face of death? × Highest Rankings × #1 in Steampunk #1 in Kinky #40 in Horror

"The Girl in the Mirror" is my debut anthology, or poetry collection, composed of the experiences of teenage girls through my lens. This collection dives into the themes of identity, relationships, and personal growth through poetry. Each poem reflects the unique challenges and emotions of adolescence, capturing moments of determination and self-observation. This collection can offer comfort and a glimpse into the difficulties of growing up and finding a place in the world.

A reimagining of Kylo Ren's and Rey's joint scenes from Star Wars: The Last Jedi, based upon a love for the original movie, coupled with a desire to change it up a bit. It started off as a direct screen-to-page, line-for-line retelling of the movie, but over the years it's evolved, and now every scene has been at least slightly touched by the hand of revision... This is by no means a complete retelling- it's just excerpts- so there's definitely plenty that's missing from this story, and some things might not line up or be fully resolved. If you're chill with that, read on. Anyways, have fun! God bless you guys. ✌️ [Disclaimer: I do not own the rights to this movie, the Star Wars franchise, or any of its characters, locations, and storylines. All credit for those things- as well as most of this plot- goes to Rian Johnson, George Lucas, Lucasfilm, Disney, etc. I do not claim I came up with this story- I just felt inspired to follow where it lead me.]

One enchanting day, Elias Johansson walked into Offredi's Restaurant. He takes a glance at Lorena and immediately knew that she was going to be a challenge to start working with. This does not mean that this challenge wasn't going to entail romance. Then another boy that her parents want her to love comes along. Through the morals of fidelity, Lorena struggles with choosing what her heart wants or what her gut is telling her to do. With two men in the picture, who will Lorena choose? 🤫🤨 This story contains two perspectives (Lorena and Elias).

Cordelia, a piano student at the prestigious Da Capo Institute of Music, dreams of making it global with her talents. Atticus, another student at the institute, has always watched Cordelia's pure talent with a mixture of envy and adoration. As academic rivals, they bicker nonstop, both jealous of one another's skills. Will they be able to overcome their conflict? Can Atticus and Cordelia finally realize that both of their feelings are rooted not in envy but in love and admiration?

This is a plot twist poem that I composed. :)

Have you ever heard a ghost telling everyone that he is a ghost? Ironic, isn't it? ******** Jennifer Rodriguez an insanely brave girl is going to rescue a dead man from being dead in his own haunted house. The man asks Jennifer the same question again and again, "Are you not scared of me?" His strange behavior piques Jennifer curiosity. Is He really dead? ******* I hope whoever reads this story doesn't leave disappointed. Vote if you like it and feel free to comment whatever your heart suggests. ❤