Bellringer Stories

Ahn-jae Kim is an intelligent, handsome young man whose family came from Joseon (modern Korea) and is living in Los Angeles in the year 1880, working at night in a graveyard. One warm night, shrill screams fill the air... and it's not coming from above ground. This beautiful young woman was buried prematurely, and thanks to Ahn-jae, she is saved. The two spark a friendship, and soon, they fall deeply in love. Will it surpass social norms? Ahn-jae is a hero, but he's in an ethnic group that is seen as less, and he's poor. Adaline is from a wealthy white family who strictly follow the norms of high society. Can love conquer all, even another illness that could cause Adaline to possibly be buried again? For good. (Cover image: young woman created by AI, and young man is the singer Kevin Woo.)

Softball is life in this story. Softball is the best sport but also is the same as baseball. Softball is a good sport and a good way to bond with other kids who like the same sport as you. You can start playing softball at a young age and better yourself.

In a moment of shear impulsivity, Kaitaya blurted, "could I be a bell ringer?" Hale nodded. "My dear Kaitaya, you can ring my bells any time you wish," she grinned with a mischievous smile, making the priestess and the bell maker both laugh. A short story based in the year 791AG and featuring Zaresh, daughter of the ogre blacksmiths Tak and Gwennie from Hale's Graces, the goddess Hale, a young dwarven woman named Kaitaya and a very grumpy old priest called Grundak. Do I need a content warning for this story? I'm not sure but I'll err on the safe side - it features a couple of people vaguely speculating about Hale's worship and the voyeuristic encounters people can go and watch in an adults-only worship space. Nothing is described at all and nothing is seen so I don't think this story needs a mature rating (but if you disagree, please say so). Note that the cover image does not belong to me