✿ Freedom Awards ✿ Welcome to the second installment of the Liberation Awards, THE FREEDOM AWARDS- a festive celebration for all types of stories! ☾✧ This year, we're bringing you not just recognition, but fun, engagement, and discoveries. ✦ Whether you write romance, mystery, fantasy, or something entirely unique, there's a place for your voice here. 𓅪 Dive in, explore, and let your stories shine. Who knows? You might just uncover something unforgettable along the way. ❦

Alex was born into privilege, James into questions, yet their lives have always been intertwined. Between the polished halls of Boston and the sun-bleached ruins of a forgotten island, they will stumble into secrets far older than themselves, and emotions far more dangerous than they can admit. But prophecy is never simple. Someone is coming. Someone who will turn friendship into fire, test loyalty until it breaks, and shatter everything Alex and James thought they knew about love, history, and themselves. This is not just a story of two teenagers on the edge of discovery. It is the beginning of a journey that will follow them as they grow, stumble, and rise, until the choices of youth shape the destiny of adults. Some mysteries can rewrite the past. Others decide the future. Author's Disclaimer She of the Blue and Gold is an original work of fiction inspired by the public-domain legends and elements of ancient Greek mythology. All characters, places, events, and organizations depicted in this story are creations of the author. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or to other fictional works, is purely coincidental. The mythological and historical references contained herein belong to the public domain and are used solely as cultural inspiration. Content & Age Advisory She of the Blue and Gold is a young-adult (YA) novel recommended for readers aged 13 and up. The story includes mild emotional tension, themes of friendship, jealousy, family conflict, and scientific discovery, but does not contain explicit sexual content, graphic violence, or strong language. Occasional references to loss, danger, or emotional distress appear within an appropriate teen-fiction context and are handled sensitively. There are no depictions of self-harm, abuse, or trauma triggers beyond ordinary emotional experiences of adolescence and discovery. This work is suitable for general teen and young-adult audiences.

Irene and Sir John aren't exactly a match made in heaven. More like in hell. They're selfish, eccentric, in love with their huge egos, and swept into a tragic love story. 💔 This story is an adaptation of Irene Iddesleigh by Amanda McKittrick Ros. Because of its heavy purple prose, few people have read the entire novel. I hope this adaptation makes sense. ⚠️ Don't expect much character growth because I've kept the character development as close to Ros' as possible.

🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞🔞 This is a story about Seven Heroes and Seven Deadly Demons. In a world between humans and demons, seven teenagers must face their darkest fears, each one connected to a demon representing one of the seven major sins. With the help of a dedicated teacher at a popular school in Germany, which also hides a secret private school, the Heroes must learn to trust themselves and each other. This story dives deep into real, serious issues like trauma, abuse, self-harm, and what it truly takes to keep fighting for freedom. This story is loosely based on my own experiences. I am not, in any way, glorifying pain, romanticizing abuse, or promoting self-harm, so please don't read it the wrong way. Trigger warnings: This story contains themes of abuse, self-harm, trauma, and other sensitive content. For mature readers (18+) only. If these topics aren't for you, please don't read or report the story.

Mattie moved to New York after getting her heartbroken, but when her childhood best friend Kai and his band come to town for their tour, Mattie remembered everything he once meant to her. They slip back into familiar patterns- he reminded her of the boy she once knew. Kai's world of fame, travelling and late nights pulls her into something she's not sure she's ready for. After tragedy strikes, they're pulled back to their hometown. The line between friendship or something more starts to blur. The hometown that once shaped them now forces them to face the truth.

By the year 2050, love has become the last frontier of privacy. When art student Liora Maren paints visions she can't explain-faces, cities, memories that aren't hers-she becomes a target of a digital empire that feeds on emotion itself. Unbeknownst to her, Adrian Rive, a quiet cybersecurity agent with a secret past, has been tasked with watching her. What begins as surveillance turns into something far more dangerous: devotion...

Charles smirked, eyes locking on Ava's flushed face. "You want it too, sweetheart?" . Ava never expected that walking into her teacher's office would change everything. One moment, she was handing in an assignment; the next, she was witnessing a kiss that should have never happened. Mr. Charles Carter, charming, smug, and far too dangerous, catches her in the act, turning her silence into his leverage. With a cruel smirk, he makes it clear: speak, and he'll destroy her.

It started with a nosebleed. One accidental headbutt, one very public disaster, and suddenly Rory Callyns is that girl, the one who almost broke her crush's face. She's quiet, awkward, and definitely not the kind of girl who gets kissed at parties. And then there's Carden Rayne, popular, gorgeous, and the kind of boy people can't help but fall for. So when Rory asks him for help for kissing lessons and he says yes, it's supposed to be harmless. Practice, boost confidence, nothing really real, somewhere between the laughter, the late night talks, and the almosts that start to feel like more, practice stops feeling like pretending.