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Faceless Identity by lomiwavesten
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One quiet night Seighner Nashia Robles slowly closed her eyes and was enveloped by a dream that felt real-too real to be called an illusion. In that dream, someone loved her completely. Without hesitation. Without fear. No doubts, no second thoughts. It was the kind of love that asked for nothing in return, but was given freely and wholeheartedly.
When Heartbeat Stops [COMPLETED] (Revising) by fillosophia
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A doctor with passion, moral, responsibility had an oath infront of the crowd and to herself - "Patients first, cure them rest". 'A doctor will always be a doctor' and she herself has a fear when her patients' heartbeat stops. STARTED: May 24, 2020 FINISHED: June 9, 2020
Calibrated Distance by shechoseherself
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[COMPLETE] CALIBRATED DISTANCE Book 1 of "The Ones Who Were Watched" series Calibrated Distance isn't a love story dressed up as dystopia. It's a surveillance log of the unseen. A memory file buried in silence. A slow, aching trace of what it means to be watched... and still choose to feel. Mira and Gael aren't chasing fate. They're carrying ghosts. They glitch through memory, speak in half-truths, and love like it's a crime - quiet, calculated, and devastatingly human. This isn't about enemies-to-lovers. There are no cliché rescues. No loud confessions or perfect endings. Just two people tethered by the data that tried to erase them... and the one decision that rewrote their future: To remember. Calibrated Distance rewires the trope: No hero. No happily-ever-after. Just resilience in the face of erasure. Grief that doesn't ask for permission. And love that survives even the worst kind of surveillance - the one we do to ourselves. This isn't about being seen. It's about seeing yourself again - after the system said you shouldn't exist.