At Seoul National University, reputation decides everything. Jeong Mi-yeon is a quiet chemistry freshman from the countryside who just wants to survive university without drawing attention. Study hard. Stay invisible. Graduate without trouble. Den is none of it. A blunt foreign student with no patience for social codes and even less interest in following them. He stands out without trying, walking through life as if there's a permanent spotlight over his head. Their social languages align about as well as a cat and a dog. She avoids attention. He attracts it. But when university life begins to spiral in unexpected ways, Mi-yeon finds herself pulled into Den's orbit - closer than she ever intended. In a place where one rumor can ruin you and silence feels safer than honesty, how do you choose between protecting your image and protecting your heart? A slow-burn campus romance about reputation, cultural distance, and the courage it takes to stop running.

🌙 Blurb .. In the Shade of Qadr -In the Shade of Qadr Love is not proven by how deeply you feel, but by what you're willing to walk away from. Jaiyana Maheer Adebayo believes love should feel easy, steady, and real. With Suraj, it does. He is present, thoughtful, and everything her heart didn't know it was looking for. Being with him feels natural, like choosing happiness without having to explain it. But knowing something feels right does not always mean it is right. As Jaiyana builds a life shaped by affection, routines, and quiet promises, her closest friend, Mutmainnah, remains by her side, offering laughter, honesty, and a mirror she cannot avoid. Through late-night talks, small doubts, and unspoken questions, Jaiyana begins to face the tension between comfort and conviction. Set against family, faith, and the ordinary moments that shape a woman's life, In the Shade of Qadr is an intimate Islamic romance about love, restraint, and choosing alignment over attachment. Because sometimes, the hardest test of the heart is not how much it can hold but what it has the courage to release.

A runaway plan of a falsely accused girl. Framed, lied too and much more. Stuck in this tragedy, she finds one book, which reveals to give her a way out, escaping, her only option.

She thinks she's better than him. He proves her wrong-on the first page. Better Than is a story about ambition, attraction, and the dangerous cost of underestimating someone you care about.

The Willow Creek series tells the story about an eerie small town called Willow Creek. Catty Beckett, a 23 year-old, and her group of best friends, The Beckett Crew, are stuck in the middle of boarding school drama and the eerie darkness that comes along with it.

Marshall Mathers is vanishing in plain sight. Once untouchable, he now spends his days passed out wherever gravity drops him, the couch, the hallway, the bathroom floor. The mansion reeks of despair and decay. The mirrors are shattered, the blinds haven't been touched in weeks. The world's stopped asking where he is because everyone already knows. When the label gives up, Paul calls the last person left: Leah Rourke. She used to be the cleaner, the one they called when fame turned fatal. She could make overdoses disappear, fix careers on the brink, and vanish before the damage hit the news. But now the pills she once flushed are showing up in her own purse, and she's holding herself together with precision and denial. She's a High functioning addict. Just enough. Leah doesn't belong anywhere near an addict like him. But no one else is coming. She knows what to look for. What to say. What not to feel. This isn't recovery, it's delay. Nobody expects Marshall to get better, they just need him alive long enough to make money off what's left. He doesn't trust her, some days, he's not even sure she's real. And she's not here to save him. She's here because a living addict still sells better than a dead god.

"Incompletion is the very thing that makes a love story complete." He said it - calmly, rationally - but somewhere deep inside, he hoped it wasn't true. He was logical, precise - a man who dissected his way to truth. She was sharp, intuitive - a girl who felt her way through the world, and sometimes, beyond it. Both carried their pasts like shadows stitched to their skin. One was still hiding. The other, still healing. When they met, something unfolded- not like fireworks, but like a quiet room filling slowly with light. A deeply emotional, introspective love story about connection, trauma, healing, vulnerability, and the kind of love that changes you quietly - and permanently. For readers who love slow-burn emotional stories, psychological depth, and relationships that feel real, tender, and unforgettable. ✨ What readers are saying: "You write this story in a way that has me on the edge of my seat with emotions, always" - @nikszabo, author of Falling Sideways "This chapter is heavy. Not the kind of heavy you read and move on from - it lingers. That's the dangerous kind" - @_Jane_D_O_E, author of Obsession (on chapter, The Seventh House) ✨

"You are someone's else that i wish to be" •••• "Maybe not in this life..... " •••• "The hell I care about them! You are mine" •••• After deleting my first story I decided to write from the start, so here I am with another story.