United they stand, united they fall. Akshat, Avi, and Athrav - three brothers, one heart, one family.

Story of a broken boy trying to fight his own merciless father. This story is of a boy named Abhishek who lost his mother in a car accident 5, years ago. Since then his father had become emotionless. He punished Abhi for the smallest mistake. Abhi feels lost and broken. Wiil Abhi's father change his attitude? OR Will Abhi be able to survive the hell which he called as 'HOME'? OR Will someone step in to save Abhi? Experience Abhi's journey by reading this book. Happy reading❤❤

They don't find him broken. They find him trained to survive. Fourteen years old, still living under Pat's roof-where love is conditional, apologies don't exist, and fear is the rule. Jay and Will see it the second they walk in: the careful posture, the guarded eyes, the way their little brother tries to make himself smaller. So they take him. But safety doesn't feel safe to someone who's never had it. Now they're navigating teen years with a boy who's carrying too much-nightmares, anger, shame, and a past that won't stay quiet. And Pat keeps trying to force his way back into their lives, drunk and demanding, like blood gives him the right. Jay and Will will prove him wrong-one hard day at a time.

This is a story about a young boy and his family. Sammy lives with his twin siblings Emmy and Ezra. After their parents died, they have been raising him ever since. They have some untraditional ways of punishing him. Read along to see what Sammy's life is all about. A/N: This story contains non-sexual spanking of a minor

Asher Zev Soffer was raised in a house where love meant staying. Where mistakes didn't make you disposable. Where his father, Jesse Lee Soffer, showed him-over and over again-what it meant to choose your kids, even on the hardest days. Now, Asher is the one doing the choosing. With his wife, Mariah Faith Soffer, and their daughter, Aria Haven Soffer, he's building a life that feels familiar in all the best ways. The same quiet strength. The same steady presence. The same belief that home is something you become for someone else. Aria Haven Soffer is bright-eyed and full of heart. She feels deeply. Notices everything. Runs toward comfort without hesitation. To her, her dad is the safest place in the world. Mariah is the center that holds everything together. Thoughtful. Grounded. The one who remembers the details, the feelings, the extra blanket at bedtime. Where Asher is heart-forward and intense, Mariah is warmth and balance. Jesse is still here too-now as Grandpa. Watching his son become the kind of father he once hoped he would be. He doesn't live in this house, but his influence is in every quiet moment, every steady choice, every way Asher kneels to meet his daughter at eye level. And Cora Arden Soffer-Asher's twin-is Auntie now. Sharp-tongued. Soft-hearted. Fiercely loyal. She doesn't live here either, but she shows up. Always. In the way only a twin can. Time in this universe isn't fixed. Ages shift. Moments stand alone. Each chapter drops into a different season of their lives-sometimes soft, sometimes heavy, always shaped by love. These stories are about legacy. About love that keeps going. About the boy who was once raised becoming the man who now raises. Because family isn't perfect. It's patient. It's steady. It stays.

"I want him properly aligned in my presence. Tie his hands behind his back. Procede and tie his feet together. Restrain him tightly. Push his head further down. His eyes do not raise from the level of his bare tied feet. I want him to be constantly looking at himself while he is standing infront of me." The orders came crisp and clear. As he was speaking, the Master was tying the man as he was being instructed. Kael waited patiently for the restraining procedure to finish. He noticed that the man's shoulders were not stretched enough behind him. "Too comfortable. Tighten the chains on his arms. And I want his head further down." The Master obeyed and tightened the restraints, while at the same time, using three fingures, he pushed Elias' head even lower. This forced the man's shoulders to be stretched even more behind him, leaving him in an outmost uncomfortable position. Artur stepped back, standing himself in attention, with his hands behind his back. Then Kael spoke. "Give me six months. And I will transform him into a mat under your feet." ~~~~~~~ Elias is brought by his Master infront of one of the most feared instructors of his age, in order to be trained into discipline. The story evolves around the highly hierarchical trainer-student relationship and delves deep into a world full of rules, punishments and power dynamics. The story outlines a complex and highly authoritative figure that can surprisingly combine extreme strictness with subtle elements of deep down care. Eventually, the relationship turns into an unconvational mentor-mentee dynamic. ~~~~~~~ Desclaimer: Despite the character development that will occur and the gradual unravel of the instructor's mentoring intentions, this, by no means, is a healthy relationship. The story contains disturbing themes of abuse and humiliation. No sexual or romantic content neither occurs nor is implied at this relationship.

The Rivers. A family of 7. That was until the parents divorced, 11 years ago, splitting the family in half. The mother took the younger three children to Michigan, leaving the older two with their father. However, almost a year later, the mother died, forcing the three children into group homes. Three years later, once the oldest turned 21, he reunited and adopted his younger siblings, creating a new life together on the ranch. But now they had received a shocking phone call that changed everything. A social worker has found another child of their late mother.

After losing their parents, Veer and his little sister Vanya move in with their uncle's family, trying to rebuild their lives. Veer hides his pain to protect Vanya, while she clings to him in fear of losing more. Their cousin Vivaan steps in as a steady support, and together, the three learn to heal, to trust, and to become a family again.

Wolf, a freshman college student, moves back to his birth country (Canada) with the intention of getting to know his Mother, a woman who had lived a life of self destruction, ultimately resulting in him being removed from her care at a young age and going to live with his Dad in Korea. Now an adult, Wolf has decided to reconnect with his mother, hoping to fill the void he felt for most of his life, despite having a loving father and warm family. But when Wolf arrives in Canada and knocks on his mother's door, he quickly realizes that things are much more complicated than he had thought. His hopes are soon replaced with new responsibilities. Join Wolf as he navigates through the challenges of caring for his newly discovered little brother. TRIGGER ⚠️ WARNING Some parts of this story may talk briefly about drugs, alcohol etc. Some chapters will contain spanking as a form of discipline. Don't bother commenting your beliefs of whether it's right or wrong, please move on. Thank you! 💗

At the age of 5 little Verona/Aria decides to live with her grandparents making her own decision which everyone respected. She has 5 older brothers who visit her on her birthday without fail. They might miss the other days to visit but never her birthday. But what's happens when the most memorable day turns into a worst day by forcing her to live with brothers due to her behaviour and academical reason. Or is it just a reason for her brothers to take her back to New York... Read to find out.....