Fanfiction for Assassination Classroom - Nagisa Shiota - Kinda Karma x Nagisa (Requested) This Description/summary is going to suck, just a heads up: His dull eyes looked around the classroom one more time. Realizing what was happening, he pressed a finger into his open eye. His eye color slowly coming back in, unfaze...
Another day, another attempt to kill Koro Sensei. But this wasn't any ordinary day. Okuda made a poison that isn't actually poison. When she wanted to test it out, Nagisa volunteered to it. But something happened to Nagisa, that was freakin' adorable and weird to everyone, especially Karma.
You are a child how somehow changes the lives of 5 people or should I say Countries. And you may find something that you never knew about yourself. Nordic 5 x Girl Child Reader (Hetalia)
What happens when the cast of Black Butler gets a chatroom? Bad stuff, really really bad stuff. /Content copyright to Maurieller, give credit for anything taken/
If you want to get scared, this book is definitely for you! Add your library and start reading right now! :) P.S.: Most of them are quotation.
Hello......do you like being really scared and creeped out? Well, this is the book you need to read to accomplish that. This book has demons, scary encounters, and much more.
{Original One Shot's} ✓ Some Nightmares, Some Real Horror - All Scary. Some Short, Some Long - Yet You Want To Read It Over And Over. Are You Scared Yet? No? You Will Be......
Serena Davidson leads two lives. At school, she's a morbidly obese, stupid, nerdy, bitchy, slutty, and a teacher's pet. But at home she's the scrawny vegetarian pushover. What would possess someone to wear a fat suit every day? And what happens when someone finds out?
[COMPLETED] ••Reached #1 in adventure on 04/07/2019•• ••Reached #2 in hero on 05/16/2019•• ••Reached #3 in fiction on 05/20/2019•• Arlo Sanders wakes up one morning to discover that he wet the bed. I know what you're thinking and no, he didn't pee himself. He had developed super powers. At first, he was in denial, but...
