What if Naruto could escape the hell he has been in for so long? What if Naruto could finally be happy? Even if it meant he's stuck with that damn bastard Sasuke

" You have a fragile soul babe. Let me be the one to protect it " Monsters have been freed for a while now and everyone is beginning to adjust. However, some are still weary to the newcomers and find them intolerable. In a new world full of confusion, fear and debate, is anyone ready for the first Human/Monster relationship? Undertale belongs to Toby Fox. I do not own the cover art used.

A compilation of Urban Legends in the Phillipines.

Kiba is horny as hell so he decides to ask Naruto if he could fuck him. Naruto agrees and the sex adventure starts.

What if Naruto wasn't as dumb as he acts? What if he wasn't as unskilled as he displays himself as? How would Naruto react when he was pushed over board?

I changed this to a suicide quotation book. It's easier for me to update this way.

Just what the title says...

You find yourself stumped on a University project. The theme? That was for you to decide. The decision you made led to something much more, a new secluded life. Keeping sanity wasn't going to be easy. I don't own Jeff The Killer Cover By @rykosen Story requested by I'm_a_werewolf's_mate Jeff's age is in the bracket of 19-23, as is the reader.

Falling into the Underground where monsters have been banished to for hundreds of years, Y/N finds that the monsters have gone insane from lack of determination; something that monsters need to survive and give them hope. Unfortunately, it seems that Y/N has enough determination to sustain every monster in the Underground for a few years, but not enough to be able to RESET. Armed with only a stick and a cyclops flower, Y/N makes their way through the Underground in hopes of escaping the awful place alive. But what happens when they run across a skeleton that has other plans? ((COVER ART IS NOT MINE))

Horror is a form of fiction that intends to scare or disturb through a protagonist's experience with an uncanny or menacing force. Horror evokes an emotional, psychological, or physical response (i.e., fear) within the reader and intrudes on a reader's comfort level. Horror stories usually involve a protagonist's confrontation with the unknown and the malevolent aspects of humanity, as well as the unsettling realisation that human knowledge is limited....