In a quiet coastal town, Ilias Kavanagh grows up surrounded by silence, secrets, and unseen wounds. As he struggles with an unspoken grief at home and the slow unraveling of his own innocence, small choices lead him into darker places he cannot escape. What begins with whispers and glances becomes a spiral of betrayal, guilt, and loss, until even the shoreline he once trusted feels like it's pulling him under. "The Tide's Lament" is a story of isolation, buried truths, and the slow drowning of a boy who was never meant to be saved. Author's Note: This story explores emotionally complex and sensitive situations, including blurred boundaries and psychological distress. Please read with care.

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Aqrez is far from what anyone would call a gentleman. With a rough attitude and a sharp tongue, he rarely cares about the consequences of his actions. But when he sets his sights on something-or someone-he goes after it with relentless determination. His impulsive nature leads him into an unexpected situation. As the chaos unfolds around him, Aqrez is forced to confront more than just the darkness in his world. In the span of a few heartbeats, everything he thought he knew about himself begins to unravel, leaving him vulnerable in ways he never anticipated. ---

The Deadbeat Saints is set in a dark, heightened world infused with late '90s counterculture - a place where VHS tapes hum with cursed footage, punk shows bleed into seances, and the supernatural hides in plain sight. At the center are two unlikely misfits: Noelle Delacroix, a disillusioned eighteen-year-old monster hunter with a chip on her shoulder, and Roman, her brooding, reanimated corpse of an adopted brother. Bound by blood, necromancy, and shared trauma, they attend the Hayworth Institute-an elite, crumbling university for witches, warlocks, and paranormal prodigies-where they juggle occult theory, combat magic, and crushing student debt. Their already-precarious existence unravels when they receive word that their Aunt Beatrice's breast cancer has returned. Devastated and unmoored, Noelle and Roman leave behind the shadowed halls of Hayworth and return to their hometown of Maine, only to discover that grief is just the beginning. Drowning in medical debt and facing the loss of their aunt's home, Noelle and Roman reluctantly take a job from one of Maine's most cutthroat monster-hunting firms. At first, the Delacroix siblings thought this gig promises fast cash; but the second they get thrust into a deadly trial, they quickly learn that failure means dying. As they navigate this violent new reality, their initial fascination with the dark arts spirals into chaos. Strange magic and darker forces begin to haunt them, testing their fragile bond. The Deadbeat Saints is a haunting story of two broken souls caught between the real and the unreal- a tale of horror, heartbreak, and the lies we tell ourselves to survive.

Caitlyn Torres knew what was it like to face separation - She was torn up between her mom and dad, she moved around a lot, the weekends with her dad and the week days with her mom. That was the only thing she lived through until it was a firm decision to stay with her mom to complete her senior year in Brooklyn. Short on expectations and a mind filled with a reality plan, like her parents taught her. For her, it was only finish senior year, go to Boston University and get a career in Business Management through her dad's company. Lucien Sanders didn't have anything mapped out. He was the outsider, feelings were foreign for him and he was an illegal racer in the nights. Free spirited with a reckless head, he wanted a dream and not a reality. But his parents threatened him to report the illegal races, unless he finished his senior year, in which he met a certain blonde behind the lens of his life's perspective. It wasn't New York's craziness, it was her. She made him curious and Lucien never liked to keep it that way. A whole lot of fun, a little danger and an extreme personality clash. Who would win the game and who would create another version?