Five months after the Everlasting Sapling dilemma, things seem to be at peace in Bugaria. That is, until the bugs find out that the long-extinct giants aren't as extinct as they thought.

Title: Small People Description: Kayne Ray has spent his life being overshadowed-by his towering Vareshian lineage, by his powerful older brother, and most of all, by the cruel legacy of his father, a man feared for his hatred of humans. Unlike his family, Kayne wants nothing to do with the supremacy that shaped his childhood, but breaking free from his past has left him isolated, awkward, and adrift in a city built for giants like him. Everything changes the day he accidentally injures a human woman in a dark alley. Small enough to fit in the palm of his hand, Val is delicate, wary, and utterly alone. Wracked with guilt, Kayne takes her into his apartment to recover, intending to send her on her way. But days pass, and neither of them seem eager for her to leave. As Kayne struggles with the suffocating weight of his father's estate, a brother who demands more than he can give, and a world that will never fully accept his rejection of Vareshian dominance, Val becomes an unlikely anchor in his chaotic life. But the longer she stays, the more tangled his emotions become. His protectiveness warps into something deeper, something dangerous-a hunger he knows he has no right to indulge. Torn between his desires and his duty, Kayne must walk a thin line between the man he wants to be and the instincts clawing at his restraint. Because Val trusts him. And breaking that trust might shatter more than just the fragile sanctuary they've built-it might ruin them both. A slow-burn fantasy romance about power, restraint, and the forbidden pull of two beings from vastly different worlds, is a story of longing, control, and the delicate balance between fear and desire.

Meet Morgan, a brave and fearless girl navigating life at a brand new co-ed school on Earth's first colony planet, New Earth. Her school mixes the two races of this planet, humans, and their larger comrades, giants. Morgan has already been living a co-ed life ever since her mother married her step-father 7 years ago, Joe, a giant who would do anything for Morgan. Has Morgan's co-ed life with Joe prepared her for the rollercoaster of tacking this new school? Buckle up as we follow Morgan through a tumultuous journey both in and out of the co-ed halls of Wendleton High. Her journey features love, hate, and the uncharted.

My name is Brandy Williams, and I thought I was landing the dream assignment of a lifetime, supporting my favorite superhero. You know, the charming, media-trained one with perfect hair, a signature smile, and a social media following bigger than numerous countries... combined. But there's been a mix-up. A massive one. Instead, I've been assigned to The Beast, the world's most feared and powerful superhero. A literal giant who can grow to the size of a skyscraper and crush steel with his pinky. I was pretty sure I wouldn't survive the week. But under all that muscle and power... he's kind of...sweet. Thoughtful. Protective. And maybe-just maybe- flirting with me? No, he's probably just being friendly. I need to get a grip, stay professional, and keep my heart in check. But that's getting harder by the day. My name is Brandy Williams, and I'm beginning to feel something I probably shouldn't...

This is a sequel to my story "The Giant" and a crossover which will feature the world and characters established in "Boarding School for Giants" and its sequel. Chester and Jackie have a son, a half-human, half-giant hybrid who will struggle to find his place in the bleak, brutal reality he has been born into.

Every family is different, some are stranger than others, and then there are the families like August Olsens. August is a 8 year old boy who's been adopted by his new giant dads Biff and Alex. If being a shy, ting 8 year old boy wasn't hard enough, being a tiny human in a literally giant household isn't typically smooth sailing for this kid.

In the realm of giants, Otis, the formidable Stone Prince, makes a chilling declaration: surrender part of the valley or face dire consequences. When he seizes a princess from the human kingdom, he cares little for her identity or fate, leaving her in a cold, grim cell within his castle. Bluebelle, the captured princess, awakens in a prison cell unlike anything she has ever seen-her surroundings are vast and strange, a giant's lair. As she escapes her cell and begins to explore, she encounters the giant's younger brothers-three playful triplets who, despite their initial fearsome appearance, seem more interested in showing her their world than in keeping her captive. Amidst their childish games and innocent curiosity, Bluebelle starts to question her own desires for escape. As she bonds with the triplets and sees a gentler side of her captor, she finds herself at the center of a conflict between duty and unexpected affection. When Otis discovers his brothers' new friendship with their prisoner, he must confront his own hardened heart and decide whether to maintain his fearsome reputation or embrace the surprising turn of events that could change everything. In this whimsical tale of captivity and camaraderie, loyalty is tested, and the lines between captor and companion blur in the most unexpected ways.

"Out of all four boys that were a part of the unlikely friend group, only three of them were human."

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Ever wondered why some people are afraid of midnight or always portrays it as a bad time of night? It's for what lurks at night. It's because of the reason, why I've been running for a part of my life. I've been bullied durning the day, and then hunted at night by these monsters. I always looked at them as they were the enemy.. but sometimes, what you think are your enemies, or your childhood bogey man, could actually turn out to be your only true family..