Fame, fandom, and money. An aspiring vlogger named Shanaiah Ysabelle Sanchez was not interested in those things; she just did vlogging for fun; she's a student who had ambition. But her life changed when she met a famous vlogger named Drave Lark Smith, who wanted to collaborate with her for fame, fandom, and money. The question is, would their chemistry be hype or fail?

They said healing was impossible. He proved them wrong - with trillions of stem cells in his veins. In a world ruled by biotech giants and patented cures, one scientist dares to reveal nature's secret: a hidden army of adult stem cells with the power to regenerate the human body - without side effects, without cancer. But truth doesn't just threaten science. It threatens empires. Framed by a ruthless competitor, silenced by media, and betrayed by the very system meant to protect progress, Dr. Elias R. Hartwell faces the fight of his life. They said healing was impossible. He proved them wrong - with trillions of stem cells in his veins. In a world dominated by biotech giants and patented cures, one scientist uncovers nature's most guarded secret: a hidden army of adult stem cells capable of regenerating the human body - safely, naturally, and without cancer. But truth doesn't just disrupt science. It threatens empires. Framed by a ruthless rival, silenced by the media, and betrayed by the very institutions meant to protect innovation, Dr. Elias R. Hartwell is forced to fight for more than credibility - he's fighting for the future of medicine itself. Backed by a loyal believer and inspired by Tesla's legendary defiance, he takes the ultimate risk: a live injection of trillions of Telomerase-Positive Stem Cells (TPSCs) to prove the truth - they don't cause cancer. They cause life. This is not science fiction. This is the war for the soul of healing. And it's based on a true discovery.

Ella Quinn didn't plan on becoming a ghost, just ended up that way. Ghostwriting her stolen thesis. Ghosting dates that turned to disasters. Ghosting the version of herself who trusted too easily. Her ex-boyfriend Alex is thriving off the academic work he claimed as his own. His new girlfriend is shiny and perfect and entirely unbothered by ethics. Ella's once-promising future is stuck in limbo, dictated by bad advisors, worse funding, and the tiny, sharp voice in her head that won't shut up about everything she's lost. Then there's "N." An anonymous message. A question about AI. A connection she didn't ask for but slowly begins to crave. Whoever he is, he listens. He challenges her. He sees the brilliance no one else bothers to notice anymore.

⊹ ࣪ ⚛︎ ᴏʀɪɢɪɴᴀʟʟʏ ᴘᴏꜱᴛᴇᴅ ᴏɴ ᴀᴏ3, ᴜᴘᴅᴀᴛᴇꜱ ᴡᴇᴇᴋʟʏ! elsie hannaway, famed people pleaser, hates jack smith turner with a burning passion. since the very moment she looked up the cute boy in her first year physics class excitedly, only to realize that he had been behind the paper years before that had single handedly reduced her future field of study to a subject of mockery, elsie has taken every single negative emotion that she usually keeps locked behind a carefully curated version of herself and funnelled it into unadulterated loathing. now, in the fifth & final year of her undergraduate degree, the only thing standing between her and an acceptance into her program of choice is a spot TA-ing the university's introductory physics course. unfortunately, jack smith-turner will be standing beside her as her co-TA. in theory, this is an impossible arrangement, but jack & elsie are soon to discover that things are never as they seem. elsie can be a million versions of herself simultaneously, an electron can be a particle & a wave, and perhaps jack smith turner can be both a scourge on theoretical physics and the best thing that has ever happened to her. OR: what if jack & elsie, rival undergraduates, were forced to co-TA a physics 100 class?

Love was never part of the hypothesis... but neither were kids, snack drawers, or kissing in lab coats. Years after Olive Smith faked a relationship with the brooding, brilliant Dr. Adam Carlsen to survive academia, she's now living her most unpredictable experiment yet: marriage, motherhood, and a house full of crayons, coffee mugs, and dog hair. With a career in science she loves, a husband who kisses her like he's still falling in love, and two tiny humans who keep stealing her side of the bed, Olive is constantly rewriting the formula for what happiness looks like. And Adam - loyal, logical, soft only for her - is learning that not every solution comes from data. From late-night snack fights to backyard stargazing, thunderstorm sleepovers, and wine-fueled tears on the bathroom floor, The Carlsen Equation is a warm, witty, and wildly tender look at what happens after the "happily ever after." Because some love stories don't end - they just evolve.

One office. Tree Days to get the job done. And to make it even worse - I have to work with my biggest enemy. Mia is a team lead at a software development startup. She doesn't just love her job - she also adores all of her coworkers. And even more importantly, everyone loves her back. Everyone except Noah. He's another team lead at the company, and he seems completely immune to her friendliness. Mia has no idea why, but no matter how hard she tries, befriending him has been utterly impossible. Normally, that's not much of an issue. They only cross paths occasionally. And when they do, it's as if they've made an unspoken agreement: keep as much distance as humanly possible. But then a mistake forces them to spend the next 72 hours working together. In the same office. A nightmare for both of them ... or maybe something else?