Violet forgot. What? No - she didn't forget where she put her keys. She forgot 8 months, 6 days and 11 hours of her life. She woke up with a different hair colour, different friends and even a different name. Violet has no idea of what happened during the time, and something tells her that it's not exactly good. Something tells her that she's in something bigger than it seemed. Alex remembers. Yes, he does remember where he placed his keys, but that's still not it. He remembers almost everything. Equipped with that memory of his, Alex travels to London to solve a seemingly easy case. But something tells him that it's more cryptic than he would've imagined. Something tells him that he's in something bigger than it looked. ---- Still shocked over the fact that this got #264 in Mystery/Thriller. This was my first story and I apologise in advance for any grammatical mistakes and cliché lines. I'm forever in the process of writing, and editing, and editing some more... You're very welcome to give any criticism, as long as it's constructive. I'll try to the best of my abilities to make this interesting.

What does it take for a person to stand up? Or collapse completely? Society is a synonym for madness. No one is equal. It's purple over blue, and red over purple. Katie is a blue. She is at the bottom of the food chain, an invisible nobody that's always inferior. Always. She can't give up. Not now.

When Ajit stepped into the cinema to see the Emoji Movie, he didn't know what he was in for. When a mysterious force intertwined Ajit Pai and President Trump's lives forever, Trump and Pai must find a way to save the world from idiocy, find out who's behind it, and perhaps, fall in love along the way.