Cette histoire décrit l'aventure d'une jeune fille bien peu commune à notre monde. Elle voit et vit des choses que peu de personnes peuvent imaginer. Il est vrai que quand on se retrouve en 1743 sans savoir comment et pourquoi, on peut facilement perdre la tête. Une énorme hallucination ? Est-elle folle ? Je ne pense pas, à vous de découvrir les nombreux secrets qui la hantent et qui pourraient même, un jour, la trahir. En cour 🔛 🏅25 #outlander

Update 1/27/25 {Story is back to being uploaded. As well as a rewritten version as well} Have you ever wondered what would have happened in the highlands of Scotland if Claire Randall had never crossed through the stones to travel back in time? This is the story of Jamie Fraser and what his other destiny had in mind, a destiny that revolved around true love, tribulations and a mystery sent from the Emerald Isle. I dont own anything, copyright infringement not intended. Some may seem familiar to the show as to not screw up the timeline established.

Faith Fraser, a baby born dead. That baby was me, but a nun revived me. That French nun raised me as her own in secret until she died when I was 10. From there, I was sold to the boats. I worked on the sea, pretending to be a boy until I was 21 when I was found out by the other seaman. The captain sold me when we reached the colonies. I became another slave to a new master. The blacksmith. A white haired old Scot. He told me of my parents, of Scotland, of my birth right. My story is one of death, happiness, pain, love, sadness, like my mother's. I want revenge for what was taken from me. But who do I take my revenge on? This story is meant for 18 and up! Reader's descretion advised. Please understand this is a period piece and fan fiction written based off The Outlander tv show/books. In no way do I condone slavery or the horrors of our forefathers. It is a tragic piece of the world's history. Please do not read this story if these trigger warnings are too much for you. There will not be warnings at the beginning of chapters. Trigger Warnings: Slavery, Sexual Content, Violence, Foul Language

*Spoiler warning* This story is based on the Series/Books Outlander and plays at the end of season/bock two and kinda overwrites the plot of season/book three. So please be aware of that before reading my storie if you haven't seen/read until here. What if the child they lost... never truly died? When Claire returns to the 18th century in search of Jamie, she follows a trail she never expected - one that might lead to the daughter she believed lost forever. In Edinburgh, 1766, Jamie meets a mysterious young woman whose presence stirs something deep within him. As secrets unravel, past and present collide in a story of love, loss, and the unbreakable bond of family. In the End, this story asks one haunting question: Can time ever truly sever the bond between parent and child - or will it lead them home again? Disclaimer: This work is a fan fiction inspired by the Outlander books written by Diana Gabaldon. All original characters, settings, and plotlines from the Outlander universe are the property of Diana Gabaldon. No copyright infringement is intended. This story is written purely for the enjoyment of fans and not for commercial purposes. Hey everybody, I'm Jasmin. Just a little side note, I'm not a native English speaker and I'm very sure some sentences might not be correct grammar or words are spelled wrong. If you see something, feel free to comment on the side, I'm always open for feedback language and of course story/plot related as well. Thank You and I hope u enjoy reading this story!

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(Book 1 in Forbidden Series) Leonardo Rosewood A kind but lonely 30-year-old guy, he's had some experiences that turned him into an atheist. He works as a high-ranking officer for the British East India Company. He commands power and respect. He's not rude, but he's not exactly the friendliest person either. Radha A 19-year-old girl with an innocent curiosity to explore the world, she faced a heartbreak when society forced her into marriage at of sixteen, wedded to a forty-eight-year-old stranger. Each day became unbearable as she silently endured pain, wondering if this is how her life would be. Yet, even in the pain, a hope burned within her, only because of her Kanha. She prayed to her Kanha, believing that someday, despite the harsh realities, she might find her own path to happiness and freedom. A love story that was never meant to be... but fate had other plans. Will their love endure and blossom in the orthodox society? Or would they get bleedingly ripped apart and forgotten in history? (This story is set in the 1910s in India, during the colonization era.) Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction set in 1910s India and is not historically accurate. It is purely for entertainment purposes and does not intend to whitewash British colonial rule. The characters and events are fictional and should not be seen as a reflection of real history.