Y/n, a young girl with a tough attitude, is kidnapped by The Phantom Troupe and accused of knowing something about a so called "chain user". She knew nothing of the sort. What happens when their torturing doesn't faze her and she fights back? Y/n means your name if you did not know :)

It was a normal night like any other. You normally take night walks because you'd get bored easily or hate all the noisy fighting between your mother and father. You're 25 still living with your parents. It's a bit embarrassing but you hopped to move out soon... but you felt like chains were wrapped around your legs by your toxic parents. You were Surpised to be able to even leave the house!! But during your average walk in the city. You got pulled in to an alley way! Wondering who it was? A burglar? Murderer?! This was the start to your new journey... Find out the choices You make in this story🤍 Not the best description </3)) (NOT finished. Still in development.) Contains a few 🍋's sshshbsussh or fluff ;). This will be a SLOW BURNER. But it will get to the point just.. y'know a littleee slow. You do have... excited moments with Feitan hehe😙.

A strong bond between friends turn into a questionable and possibly polyamorous relationship, but they're all just friends! Right? [REWRITTEN AS OF NOV 13, 2020 UNDER A DIFFERENT BOOK]

She's know as the harbinger of death. He really is. It can be hard being so isolated all the time, but sometimes all you really need is la petite mort. Follow along as Chrollo follows through on his words and takes the reader along on his journeys. But is the reader evil enough to hang with the Troupe?

[18+] [COMPLETED*] Hisoka x Reader During a hiatus from the chaotic life of a hunter, an old flame pops back into your life with a deadly proposal.....

«complete» » The one where you, a famous writer, sneak into your neighbour's house looking for writing material only to find Illumi torturing his target, your creepy neighbour. (not fully edited - edited up to chapter VII) WARNINGS: Explicit Content, Toxic Relationships, Mentions, and Acts of Rape, Canon Typical Violence