In the bustling heart of the city, Amara, a once-hopeful artist, lives on the streets after a devastating betrayal left her homeless. She spends her days painting on scraps of cardboard and her nights sleeping under an abandoned train bridge. Despite her situation, she holds onto her dignity and dreams. Enter Damian Cole, the 25-year-old son of a billionaire real estate mogul. He's charming, rebellious, and tired of the fake world he lives in-where every smile is bought and every relationship comes with a price. One night, escaping yet another shallow party, Damian stumbles across Amara's artwork displayed on a street corner. Intrigued by her talent and struck by her grace, he buys one of her pieces and starts visiting regularly, under the disguise of a curious art enthusiast. The two begin to talk. At first, Amara is skeptical of his kindness, thinking he's just slumming it for fun. But over time, their connection grows. As Damian gets to know the real her, he sees more than a homeless woman-he sees a soul stronger and purer than anyone he's ever met. He brings her warm meals, supplies, and eventually offers her a chance to showcase her art at a charity gala (secretly sponsored by him). There, she becomes the center of attention. But the real test comes when Amara discovers who Damian really is-and that the building project his father is developing might tear down her shelter. Now, love must rise above betrayal, secrets, and social barriers. Damian must choose between his powerful family's empire or the woman who taught him what it means to truly live. And Amara must decide whether to trust the boy who gave her hope-or protect herself from more heartache.

When 11-year-old Kamsi discovers a mysterious red notebook in her grandmother's attic, she quickly learns its strange power: whatever she writes inside becomes real the next day. At first, it's fun-food, gifts, even popularity. But soon, her wishes come with a heavy price. Will Kamsi stop before it's too late? A magical, thought-provoking short story about power, choice, and growing up.

For two decades, the once-mighty Kingdom of Ashenmoor has lived in the shadow of ruin. After the brutal assassination of King Alaric and the mysterious disappearance of his infant heir during a fire that engulfed the royal nursery, the throne has remained empty-watched over by a corrupt council and contested by greedy nobles. The land, once rich with harvest and pride, has crumbled into chaos. Bandits roam freely, provinces break into factions, and whispers of rebellion rise like smoke from the edges of the realm. But not all hope is lost. In the war-torn south, rumors spread of a masked warrior called Kael-a man who brings justice where the law has failed, who leads with compassion, and who fights with the fire of a king. Unknown to the people he protects, Kael is more than a symbol. He is the lost prince of Ashenmoor, raised in exile, hidden from the world that destroyed his family. Now, as old enemies rise and a brutal warlord seeks to claim the empty throne for himself, Kael must choose: remain a ghost in the shadows, or embrace his bloodline, reclaim the crown, and unite a broken kingdom. But claiming a throne is one thing-ruling it may cost him everything