In the twilight of his days in the sanatorium, the Marquis de Sade receives a visit from a young doctor tasked with assessing his mental state. The doctor expects to find only an old libertine consumed by his own madness-but, during the interviews, he realizes that Sade repeatedly speaks of someone named Gabriel. At first, the doctor believes it to be just another character invented by the Marquis. However, as Sade delves into his memories, fragments of a past emerge that seem painfully real: a young sanatorium employee, an unlikely friendship, hidden manuscripts, clandestine nights, and a love that blossomed where neither of them should have found it. The story will be told through Sade's fragmented memories-and, as the doctor reconstructs the past, he realizes that Gabriel was not just his muse. He was the person Sade loved most and, perhaps, the only one whose loss he could never transform into fiction. And one question remains until the end: Did Gabriel really exist... or was he Sade's last great invention to survive his own solitude?

Gabriel always had everything money could buy, but he never found anything to fill his loneliness. His life changes completely when he crosses paths with the legendary Captain Hector Barbossa and is swept up in an adventure across the Caribbean seas. Amidst pirates, mysteries, and supernatural dangers, Gabriel will discover that his true destiny lies far beyond the comfortable life he has always known.

The love story of June, the sweet hobbit who's the best baker of The Shire, and Arthur, the brave knight, who lives amazing adventures along with his mate and horse Rüdiger. Everything happens in the universe of Lembas and Chocolate, an amazing tale that you can find in the Instagram account named exactly like that story. Hope you enjoy. ⚔🥧💞

Mr. Darcy, handsome but full of principles, prejudices, and ego, grew up believing that his money and status made him superior to everyone... Everything would change when, by irony or a twist of fate, he entered a delicate battlefield not only with a young man he considered inferior, but also with himself: to what extent does pride make him feel secure?