BREAKING HEADLINES Jasper Jean "Jay" Mariano built her career exposing the truth. Fearless. Determined. Unstoppable. As one of the country's most respected journalists, she's spent years chasing stories that powerful people would kill to keep hidden. But when a dangerous investigation leads her to one of the most influential billionaires in the world, Jay finds herself uncovering secrets far bigger than she ever imagined. Secrets connected to her past. Secrets connected to her family. And secrets connected to a man she never expected to trust. Mark Keifer Watson. A trillionaire CEO admired by the public and feared by everyone who truly knows him. Behind the polished suits and billion-dollar empire lies a man living a double life-one built on power, loyalty, and dangerous secrets. Forced to work together to bring down a common enemy, Jay and Keifer find themselves caught in a game where truth is a weapon and trust is a risk. But the deeper they dig, the more personal the story becomes. Because the man they're trying to destroy isn't just another headline. He's Aries Fernandez. A name buried in the past. A secret hidden for years. And the key to a truth that could change everything. As lies unravel, empires fall, and old wounds reopen, Jay must decide what matters more-family or justice, duty or love, the story she's chasing or the people she's fighting for. After all, some stories are written in ink. Some are written in blood. And some were never meant to become headlines. #BreakingHeadlines

**The Princeton Murders** Princeton University is known for its prestige, power, and brilliance. But beneath the ivy-covered walls and historic halls lies something far darker. Every twenty years, the university becomes the center of a chilling legend - a cycle of murders that turns the campus into a place of whispers, suspicion, and fear. When the killings begin again, the university's most powerful departments are pushed into a silent war. Rivalries grow sharper, alliances become fragile, and no one knows who can be trusted. At the center of the storm are two of the university's most feared leaders: **Jasper Jean "Jay-Jay" Mariano**, the brilliant and ruthless president of Neurology and Surgery, and **Mark Keifer Watson**, the charismatic but dangerous president of Cardiology and Surgery. Their rivalry is legendary, their conflicts watched by the entire campus like a battle between two unstoppable forces. But as bodies begin appearing across Princeton's grounds, it becomes clear that something far more dangerous is unfolding behind the scenes. Secrets buried in the university's history begin to surface. Friendships fracture. Trust becomes a weapon. And somewhere in the shadows, someone is watching... waiting... and playing a much deeper game. Because at Princeton, power is everything. And some people will do **anything** to keep it. In a world where ambition is deadly and appearances hide the truth, the line between protector and predator begins to blur. The question is no longer **who will survive**. The question is **who has been pulling the strings all along**.

Be in awe with all the different pictures of my wonderful cats. There's a 100% guarantee that you will fall in love with them like I have.

Celia Jones can talk to the dead, but getting on with them is a different story. She always has at least three spirits following her around, complaining about their relatives, or the inadequacy of their funeral arrangements. The latest is a murdered actress, Maude Domby, but she's less interested in denouncing her killer than in accusing the understudy of stealing her favourite pearls. When the charming but utterly fraudulent medium Stanley Winter holds a séance to contact Maude, Maude insists she and Celia should attend, to see people mourning her 'properly'. But the séance ends up implicating an innocent woman, and now Stanley Winter is banging on Celia's door, begging her to help him find Maude's real killer. Unfortunately, helping Stanley Winter could lead Celia to confront her other power - the one that's both lighter and infinitely darker than talking to the dead. ONC Prompt: 72. A real necromancer sits in on a fake séance.

Women are turning up dead in the rural outskirts of Virginia, killed in grotesque ways, and when the FBI is called in, they are stumped. A serial killer is out there, his frequency increasing, and they know there is only one agent good enough to crack this case: Special Agent Riley Paige. Riley is on paid leave herself, recovering from her encounter with her last serial killer, and, fragile as she is, the FBI is reluctant to tap her brilliant mind. Yet Riley, needing to battle her own demons, comes on board, and her hunt leads her through the disturbing subculture of doll collectors, into the homes of broken families, and into the darkest canals of the killer's mind. As Riley peels back the layers, she realizes she is up against a killer more twisted than she could have imagined. In a frantic race against time, she finds herself pushed to her limit, her job on the line, her own family in danger, and her fragile psyche collapsing. Yet once Riley Paige takes on a case, she will not quit. It obsesses her, leading her to the darkest corners of her own mind, blurring the lines between hunter and hunted. After a series of unexpected twists, her instincts lead her to a shocking climax that even Riley could not have imagined. A dark psychological thriller with heart-pounding suspense, ONCE GONE marks the debut of a riveting new series-and a beloved new character-that will leave you turning pages late into the night. Book #2 in the Riley Paige series is now available.

[Originally posted on AO3] A complete rewrite of the game Security Breach. This takes concepts introduced from the games and books and implements them into the setting of the mega pizzaplex. This is not about theories. In fact, it's probably going to be far off from canon. This is just how I would've handled the story of Security Breach. Gregory sneaks into Freddy Fazbear's Mega Pizzaplex in order to uncover the secrets of the pizzeria and find information about the recent disappearances from within. During the five nights he stays inside the pizzeria, he befriends animatronics, discovers information about not only the recent disappearances, but also the dark history of Fazbear Entertainment, all while he has to avoid being killed by rabid animatronics and whomever this mysterious "Vanny" is.

You don't get a will, you get a duffel bag. At 2:04 a.m., Brie is 18 when a phone call ends her college essay and starts the rest of her life. Her brother, Kent, goes to the river and doesn't come back. What comes home isn't closure but instead a worn denim bag: zipper closed and still warm from yesterday. Their family starts measuring time in coffee mugs, pill organizers, and the quiet after. This isn't a book about how grief ends. It's about the days after it arrives. If you've ever loved someone enough to be afraid of losing them, this book will find you on the floor at 3 a.m. It won't tell you to put the bag down, it will ask what you're carrying it for. ════════════ Updates: Friday 2 A.M. ET Some bags are just hard to put down, so let's carry it together.

Ink Dripping with Inexplicable Feelings is a descent into the parts of the mind we try to outrun. These poems bleed with unnamed grief, quiet madness, and the kind of emotions that rot beneath silence. Love here is not soft-it aches, it lingers, it stains. Each page feels like ink carved out of sleepless nights and unsaid words, where nothing is fully understood, yet everything is deeply felt. POEMS MADE BY -Paulina Sinha

These are the haikus I write whenever I feel particularly bored or inspired. I know that everyone and their mom posts haikus on here, but I am nothing if not basic. Anyways, I hope you'll still enjoy my little ramblings about my mundane life! (Also i apologise for any spelling mistakes/blatant grammatical errors, I'll try to correct them, but I can't promise anything ;) )

Exploring what stories are hidden inside the wrappers with a simple metaphor "Life is a box of chocolates"―while still searching for my socks This collection is not strictly autobiographical. The poems explore emotions, identities, and perspectives: some lived, some imagined, some observed. Book cover: A photo clicked by me with a sprinkle of editing using Canva If you think this description is a 96.8% copy paste from my previous book..... YES IT IS. (⛩⏢⛩) If it ain't broke, don't fix it.