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[romance, fantasy, Cell Phone Novel] Junah used to be a mighty country; however, it is known as the Country of Deserts now. Although it isn't quite true, the process of desertification broke its lapsed might, making people suffer from drouth. The king of Junah has the only way to save his people... that is to marry one of the princesses of Flowerland, who are known to have the power of one of the elements. Enchanting diversity of colors of the crowd soon became a vail which hid the reality. The further she walked, the more obvious it became. The amount of tradesmen was great, however, only some of them could boast of goods variety. It seemed as if the number of pilferers and beggars didn't concede the number of tradesmen. They were all emaciated, hungry and thirsty.

Scraps of paper lie on the classroom's floor, containing this random assortment of words: Frequency. Bone marrow. Time. Origami. Ligaments. Boxcutter. Tesla. Porcupine. Thug. Womb. Paradise. There's absolutely no meaning to them, yet Akuto is told that they are blueprints for a poem that, when fully written, will reveal the meaning of existence. Enter Kameyo, a beautiful, yet enigmatic and slightly delusional girl obsessed with 2pac, Nikola Tesla, and causing as many absurd disruptions possible all in the name of "high art". The moment she enters Akuto's life, his once carefree existence is turned upside down and he has no choice but to follow Kameyo and her strange way of thinking and contradictory way of living. Thus begins a very odd friendship filled with gangsta rap, talks of string theory and quantum mechanics and an unwritten poem.

"In the middle of tangled up love is painful" [CPN] Takahasi Koharu who was a author in her 20's who suddenly became a editor of a monthly teen-romance magazine "Candy" in a major publisher in Tokyo, Japan. Later she gets to know that her most "wanting to forget" first love, Aoki Takeru is the editor-in-chief and has to work under him. Love gets confusing when her childhood friend, Hamasaki Ryuto, confesses to her, but part of her still loves Aoki Takeru but she thinks that Aoki Takeru is going out with Fujimoto Megumi. It is about a messed up and tangled love story between Koharu and Takeru. ________________________________________________________________ It is my first cellphone novel. Thank you! Credits of the cover to: @bojustwriting

A tall building with 32 stories. The elevator takes you up slowly. Floor numbers light up as you ascend. 29... 30... 32... Wait... where's 31? [Written in 2013; originally published on textnovel]

Serena is an ordinary girl trapped in a world beyond her control. A captive of her own dreams, she always finds herself facing the same old voice in extraordinary surroundings. ♣♣♣♣♣ Genres: ♣ CPN ♣ Fantasy ♣ Mystery ♣ Romance ♣ ♣♣♣♣♣ Vibrance. 2015. © Cosette. All rights Reserved. ♣♣♣♣♣ All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced, distributed, translated or transmitted in any form or by any means, including photocopying, recording, or other electronic or mechanical methods, without the prior written permission of the author (Cosette), except in the case of brief quotations embodied in critical reviews. For permission requests, write to the author (here, on Wattpad). ♣♣♣♣♣ Cover © @hirumei

-under construction- I only wished that we could have been normal sisters. Living a normal life. When will I be able to meet you again, Onee-chan?

They say that we all have a fair chance at happiness, that we can all achieve it, if we truly wish for it. That it is up to us to decide our fates and the course of our lives. But is that really true? Do indeed all stories have a happy ending? Cosette © 2014. All rights reserved. ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦ Cover design © @hirumei