A 'New Adult' story by Mac Vogt. Toronto, 2024. Heather Moor, the famous daughter of famous artist couple, Mai and Corbyn Moor, quits the grind of the social media game to become a therapist -- offline. She had been on the cusp of true stardom, and still her videowork grows in her "ghost," the afterimage of memes about her living online, but now is firmly about listening to others. In the near future, gun violence in Toronto is on the rise, VR is everyday reality, and Jojo, a sexy Black AI Researcher, signs up for Heather's therapeutic program.

"To play the pawns well; they are the soul of chess: it is they which uniquely determine the attack and the defense, and on their good or bad arrangement depends entirely on the winning or losing of the game." - François-André Danican Philidor They say the weakest piece in the game of chess is the pawn. Smallest in size, lowest in rank and value. "Many take pawns for granted," she said, "they see it as pieces easily manipulated, but what they don't realize is, pawns can be anything... even a Queen." "Checkmate, Alpha." They believed she was chosen by the Moon, but she preferred the word cursed, bound to serve until her debts were paid. He was said to be blessed amongst all of his kind, but he was cunning and ruthless. One move can surely change the course of the game.

It's a story wherein Azaiah, have a plan to enter Gynosia- a school for high ranked mortals like her, demigods and demigoddess to have his revenge to Zeus and his entire family. Interacting with the child of the Olympian Gods and Goddesses is a big help for Azaiah to fully accomplish her mission. But who would be the real villain here? Ready your heart and soul for Azaiah's adventure. -kysthetic. Start: May 16, 2020.

~786~ Previously called 'Rosa'. "READ AT YOUR OWN RISK!" -DON'T SAY I DIDN'T, SAY I DIDN'T WARN YAAA - (dude u gotta know where this came from...) Anyways, moving on- A best friend she dearly misses. + A 'him' and a 'past' she desperately wants to forget, or at the least move on from. + A father she hates to no end. + A shouting mother who cooks delicious food. + A brother who isn't close enough. + A sister who she always wanted, but never had. + Two so-called friends at school. + 16 years of life which she mostly regrets. + Studies she can't pay attention to for the life of her because mostly she's just busy moping around. (Not the best choice, ik) + Inexplicable aches, emotions and anxiety attacks. + Most days include over thinking and unsalubrity self-consciousness. + Most nights contain her voice, guitar, tears and nightmares. + A fading cute, witty, and easily likeable self with a heart melting smile. || Pretty much Rose's life these days. Now throw in some cliché stuff, some non-cliché one's too, family friends from thin air and finally a cute, caring guy to her rescue, or maybe not, but will her insecurities make anything any easier? ~Sometimes the worst place you can be at is your own mind~

In Celtic myth, honeybees were regarded as having great wisdom and acted as messengers between worlds, able to travel to the Otherworld, bringing back messages from the gods. "Telling the bees" may be a throwback to the idea of keeping the gods informed of human affairs. "You must treat them as you would a member of your own family," Isaac's mother, an apiarist, would often say. Although, she preferred the term "beekeeper." She'd been ridiculously serious about her beekeeping duties, claiming she must keep the family bee-usiness alive. Yeah, Isaac thought the pun was overdone aswell. But when his mother dies an unexpected death, 13 year old Isaac is plagued with the guilt that somehow he's the one to blame. However, he'd like to think the blame is equally divided between himself and the bees. cover by @katherinewitherspoon

ducks (n.) • any of various swimming birds in which the neck and legs are short, the feet typically webbed, the bill often broad and flat, and the sexes usually different from each other in plumage • creatures of interest and significance to Davy Michaels koi fishes (n.) • a group of fish that are ornamental varieties of domesticated common carp that are kept for decorative purposes in outdoor koi ponds or water gardens • creatures under oppression by ducks, according to Vee Webber ducks and koi fishes (n.)(pl.) • a community of living species wherein they may or may not coexist at any specific body of water • the primary cause repetitive arguments between Davy Michaels and Vee Webber • also the catalyst for changes in the said pair's lives • located in a pond between Camp Haren and Camp Reed, divided by an obsolete, dingy bridge cover by @Ashihara

In the distant future there are two powers that control Merridian city. The first: A dictatorship known as the Silver Sun, whose militant soldiers enforce the law. The second: A crime lord known as Scorpion. She controls the entire black market, faction gangs, and every other killer for hire in the city. They are Division 52. When sudden and lethal attacks with Silver Sun marks start littering around the upper class sectors action must be taken swiftly. The chaos quickly climbs on both sides and tensions within sectors reaches its boiling point. But the game all changes when Scorpion discovers that the Emperor of the Silver Sun has a daughter. This girl is impulsive and illusive. Nothing of the pampered royalty that was first suspected. With different agendas and impossible backgrounds, the pair are quickly caught between wanting to kill one another and build something much more in the farthest depths of Merridian...

11x featured wattpad story. Before everything, it's assumed there was nothing, but what if there was no real difference between the two? Just two extreme philosophies from the first conflict. The planet Huom has been under observation for longer than should technically be possible. The primary watcher, a bitter black hole, is excited to see that there is finally a proverbial Darkness at the end of the tunnel. Meanwhile, on the planet, in the freezing mountains of Empris, Lyeasrakardsul, the oldest living sorcerer, suffers from devastating nightmares. At the same time, far away in the sandstone desert of Zenon, Herschel, a man filled to the brim with weird ideas is escaping a prison filled with strange old men. What does all this have to do with arsehole Gods, hairy Dwarfs, frustrated Afreets, curious Knomes, lizard-women, and nude Áettar? Perhaps Nothing, perhaps Everything... but why can't it be both?

It's 2075 and Earth is quickly disintegrating. There are less than three years of inhabitable air left for both humans and Sciusians, refugee aliens. Officials are quickly unveiling their evacuation process called the "dyeing process". Because the dyeing process can't evacuate everyone, earning a dyeing spot becomes like winning a lottery. Sciusians and humans are allowed to have relationships, though, hybrid offspring were thought to be impossible....until now. A handful of these hybrids are relocated to a Sciusian owned island, where they are told they can earn a dyeing spot by performing, although it's unclear what that really means. Aya Thrasher is a seventeen-year-old from a broken home in a poverty-ridden suburb of what used to be Boston. She's creative but very self-conscious. After being relocated, she must deal with the pressure the performance brings. To top it off, she's caught between two potential love interests, brave but slightly geeky, Brennan, and wealthy and gorgeous, Trevor. Aya must also come to terms with her newly endowed gift - her dreams. Rayne Marovic is almost eighteen and comes from a small town, which she absolutely loathes. After a botched robbery, she serves a stint in prison, until she also ends up relocating to the island. Rayne is a hothead who must learn to deal with her temper, especially when she starts to discover her telekinetic abilities. Aya, Rayne, and the other hybrids must band together to defeat an insidious threat and learn the true meaning of the performance. - - - - - - EDITING - - - - - -

The continuation of the Starcross series. Last time a battle had just been won by the ragtag 33rd Colorado showing the world that the Druidth could be beaten. Now, the war rages on as men lose themselves in their inner demons doing whatever it takes to beat the alien menace and the fate of Humanity is staked on one impossible gamble... Will Humanity be victorious or will Earth become a new colony in the Druidth Empire?