What if Jinu never died? What if Huntrix was successful in defeating the demons? What if Jinu and Rumi had more time together? A short story with a collection of one-shots of Jinu x Rumi in a world with a different, happier ending. As someone who was heartbroken over the ending, we're going to pretend it never happened and they all lived happily ever after.

✨Wattys 2024 Winner: Most Engaging World✨ Witches and demons have hated each other for thousands of years. At least that's what the young witch, Meredith Huang, has been told all her life. She's never met a demon, but the stark difference between demoncraft and witchcraft is enough to prove that demons are vile creatures who can't be trusted. Then Meredith meets the dashing Onyx Castle, a woman who makes her heart flutter for the first time. There's just one tiny problem; Onyx is a demon. Unraveling their growing feelings for each other is the easy part. Together, they must overcome enemies who will do anything to tear them apart, figuratively and literally.

What if someone helped Jinu and the Saja Boys escaped that tragic night? -Quick disclaimer I also did this fanfiction with the help of chatGPT, details of why are in the first chapter (will be introducing some new characters) This is a work of fanfiction. I do not own the characters, settings, or original storyline from K-pop Demon Hunters-all rights to those belong to Sony and Netflix. This story is written purely for entertainment purposes, with no intention of infringing on any copyrights or earning profit. All original characters and plot elements not part of the original work are my own creation.

"Cracking the Code: Understanding the Mind of a Woman" by Moyanah Otukile is an insightful exploration into the complex and dynamic nature of the female psyche. This book delves deep into the intricacies of women's experiences, examining how societal influences, emotional depth, and communication styles shape their lives. Moyanah Otukile offers readers a comprehensive guide to understanding and appreciating the multifaceted aspects of women's thoughts and feelings. Each chapter of the book is designed to unravel the stereotypes and misconceptions that have historically defined women, proposing a fresh perspective that recognizes and values their true diversity and capabilities. From exploring the role of empathy in fostering deeper connections to highlighting effective communication strategies that bridge gender differences, Otukile provides tangible tools and methods for enhancing interpersonal relationships in both personal and professional settings. The book also features compelling case studies that demonstrate the successful application of these strategies in various contexts, including corporate environments, healthcare settings, and academic collaborations. These real-world examples underscore the positive outcomes that arise from truly understanding and respecting the female mind. "Cracking the Code" is more than just a book; it is a call to action for continued exploration and engagement with the complexities of the female psyche. It encourages readers to challenge long-standing stereotypes, engage in open dialogues, and advocate for a more equitable and inclusive society. Ideal for anyone interested in psychology, gender studies, or improving their interpersonal relationships, this book provides a rich resource for developing a deeper appreciation of the richness and diversity of women's experiences. Join Moyanah Otikile on this enlightening journey to decode and celebrate the unique contributions and capabilities of women around the world.

You know when you were younger and they told you that you could be whoever you wished to be? You could grow up and become whatever you set your mind and heart upon? Yep, well I'm here to tell you that's a complete load of bull. So as I stared across at my fiancé, our hands conjoined as he read his vows- it dawned on me. Getting married at age 23 to a self centered lawyer who viewed me as more of his little prodigé than his actually wife was not what I wanted. Becoming a defense attorney at a record age to a company own by said husband that I'll never be taken seriously in was definitely not what I wanted. And making my parents happy by completely shutting down any hopes and dreams I've ever had. was absolutely not what I wanted. "Nope." I shook my head, glancing between the priest and Jake, my soon-to-be, as I yanked my hands out of his. "W-what?" He stuttered, looking back at me mortified along with everyone else in the chapel. "Fuck this." I shook my head, as I lifted my dress and quickly made my way back down the isle that was littered with people I'd never seen before. So, few hours later and I'm on the first flight to Maine. Why? Well, shit happens. *this book is unedited