3 teenage boys are sent to live with Mr.Howell to get their lives straightened out and get some discipline Smacked into them.

Surviving military school is hard. Surviving him is impossible. Sixteen-year-old Angelina never asked to be shipped off to a military academy, but thanks to her late mother's will, she's stuck in a place where discipline rules and freedom is just a memory. The worst part? Her assigned tutor, Major Christopher, a strict, arrogant soldier who seems to enjoy making her life miserable. Christopher has enough problems of his own-demotions, impossible training drills, and a haunted past that won't let him sleep. The last thing he needs is babysitting a reckless, stubborn girl who doesn't know when to keep her mouth shut. But as tensions rise between them, so do the secrets buried beneath the academy's rigid structure. When rules are broken and pasts collide, Angelina and Christopher will have to decide if they can survive each other... or if the academy will break them first.

In the quiet, hidden village of Quiet Pines, tradition runs deep - and so does love. Here, the people live by a unique code of harmony, trust, and structure. Among them are Elise and Rowan, a devoted married couple who follow the path of consensual domestic discipline, where Rowan leads with firm but loving guidance, and Elise trusts him fully in return. Their world isn't harsh - it's built on deep communication, respect, and unwavering affection. In Quiet Pines, where such dynamics are the norm, every couple finds their own rhythm - and for Elise and Rowan, that rhythm is gentle correction, mutual care, and passionate devotion. A story of trust, tenderness, and the quiet strength of structured love. Note: This story features consensual adult domestic discipline in a fictional setting. All characters are 18+.

The story of the Barley Boys continues! James Barley is newly divorced and tasked with raising his 3 sons, Ryley (15), Oliver (10), and Alex (7) Can he do it? He's not so sure, but if he knows one thing, it's that he loves his boys.

Years have fallen away like petals from a dying rose, yet the roots of the past refuse to wither. Grayson fought relentlessly to seal the door on his past, leaving only the scars etched into his skin-marks of a battle long endured, of a warrior forged in suffering. Scars he wished had never been carved into him, yet ones he had no choice but to bear. The abuse, the pain, all buried deep beneath the weight of time, cemented alongside Charlie's grave. But the past is never truly silent. When Grayson crosses paths with a ghost from his childhood torment, the door he fought so hard to lock swings open, unleashing memories long suppressed. His first instinct is to run-to flee as he always has. Yet, with the weight of responsibility on his shoulders and a young boy looking up to him, escape is no longer an option. This time, vengeance calls his name. It stands against everything he's been taught, everything he's tried to become. All in the name of peace-true peace-that eluded him since he was three. How far will he go to claim it? Would he break his family's trust and become the killer he was meant to be?

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Emma thought she understood rules. She'd lived under the Harts' roof, after all-learned what it meant to be held accountable, to live with boundaries. But nothing prepared her for life as the wife of David Williams. David is not just a husband-he's a leader, a head of household in every sense of the word. Raised in a world where scripture shapes every decision and discipline is seen as love in action, David's standards are uncompromising, his expectations clear, and his consequences unwavering. For Emma, marriage meant leaving behind the familiar- the guidance of the Harts-and stepping into a role she doesn't quite know how to fill. As she stumbles through the early days of being a wife, she's met not with indulgence, but with firm correction, consistent structure, and a deep, unyielding love that holds her to a higher standard than she's ever known. This isn't just about learning to be a wife. It's about surrender, obedience, and what it truly means to submit-not out of fear, but out of faith. For Emma, growing up was just the beginning. Now, it's time to grow into the woman David-and God-expects her to be.

LINES OF FIRE - a peaky blinders fanfiction IN WHICH- Margot Shelby's father is on a journey to gain-yet again-power whilst being swallowed up by politics and nostalgia; her uncle Arthur is being ripped to pieces by heartache; women's business is abundant and complicated.

Jason, Owen, and Tyler are three brothers with a very strict father Jason is the oldest of the boys at age 15. Owen is 13 and Tyler is the baby at age 10. He is also a lot more naive and innocent than Jason and Owen. Their father Mark is super strict and there is always a punishment for bad behavior. When Mark finds evidence that one of the boys has been smoking, something he strictly forbids, he expects the guilty boy to own up. If he doesn't then all 3 boys will be punished. Which one is the guilty one? Will he own up or will all three get punished? And what punishment is Mark planning to dish out?

Grayson's life seems full of roses, but beneath the petals lies a tangled garden of inner battles and shadows that linger even after Charlie is gone. Each day feels as heavy as the last, yet he pushes through the pain and the trauma. Troubles arise as he faces the true damage Charlie left behind from years of abuse-everything he touches seems to fracture, from his romantic relationships to his bonds with friends and family. Haunted by flashbacks and nightmares, Grayson sinks deeper into despair, making choices that threaten to tear his world apart. Old secrets surface like thorns, ready to reopen his wounds as he confronts the chilling truths about his father and the mystery surrounding his mother's death. Even with Julian and Russell standing by him, he feels trapped in a cage meticulously crafted by Charlie's wicked hands. Will he discover the strength to break free before the shadows close in and consume him whole?