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Johan spent his entire life in Foster care and at 18 he decides that he would be leaving the country forever to start life fresh and to find out what he really wants but after digging into his past he makes a shocking discovery; he was not an orphan and his family was alive, more shockingly he had a twin brother who was living a life he could only dream of. Devastated by this discovery he later decides to pay his family a visit before leaving forever, or at least that's what he wanted.

This diary begins at the beginning. It traces a life as it quietly unfolds - from displacement and uncertainty, through unfamiliar places and people, and into something resembling home. Some entries are observational, some deeply personal, others quietly funny. All of them are honest. This is not a polished memoir or a story with neat chapters. It's life written as it was lived: one day at a time. Lessons arrive disguised as conversations. Control and kindness sit uncomfortably side by side. And belonging is something that grows slowly, almost without being noticed. The entries are shared in sequence, allowing the past to breathe before the present catches up. If you enjoy character-led realism, emotional undercurrents, dry humour, and the slow building of trust and purpose - start at page one.

Born human in a world that should have rejected her, Diana Chacón survives the Battle of the Tree of Souls as an infant-only to be claimed by Pandora itself. Adopted by Jake Sully and Neytiri, Diana grows up as the eldest of the Sully children, walking the line between two worlds she can never fully belong to. Without a kurru, without tsaheylu, she learns to fight, hunt, and fly through skill alone-earning her place among the Na'vi not by blood or biology, but by will. With her ikran Ny'rah at her side and her mom Trudy Chacón's legacy burning in her veins, Diana becomes a warrior feared by enemies and respected by the People. As new threats rise and old wounds reopen, Diana must face battles not only in the skies of Pandora, but within her own heart-especially when her growing bond with Anoung forces her to confront what it truly means to belong. This is the story of a girl who was never meant to fly... and the world that chose her anyway.

She ran from a marriage that broke her in silence. Niloofar Mansoori was taught that obedience was love and endurance was virtue. Married to a powerful man who treated her like property, she learned what it meant to disappear inside someone else's expectations. When her husband takes two younger wives to punish her, Niloofar chooses herself. She flees to America on the morning of his wedding. At Niagara Falls, she meets Arjun Naik. Arjun is a hardworking Telugu man who built his life with discipline, sacrifice, and relentless effort. He works long hours, carries responsibility without complaint, and believes respect is something you give before you demand. He has no interest in owning anyone-only in standing beside them. What begins as quiet companionship slowly becomes something deeper. Beside the endless roar of the falls, Niloofar begins to bloom-like a lotus rising from turbulent water-learning that love can be steady, desire can be safe, and strength does not need to shout. But the past still watches. And freedom always comes at a cost. 🌊🌸 A story of resilience, dignity, and a love built on choice.

Note: this is a self insert series, although you are free to imagine yourself in my place if you wish <3 Join Phoenix Overland through this tetralogy as she joins Jim in his Trollhunting life to save Arcadia Oaks from the villainous Bular. Almost two years had gone by after Phoenix's best friend had passed away in a fire. In her depressive and anxious state, Jim manages to convince her into his adventure to get her out more. Little would she know this adventure would begin to change her life for the greater.

While Mal, Evie,Jay, and Carlos, are living the perfect life in auradon, they forgot about one little thief. Jewel is jay's little sister and when he went to auradon she stayed behind. Being alone on the Isle, she turns to Uma's gang.

Seventeen-year-old Delphine spent most of her life tucked away in her Abuelita's peaceful town - a place where the quiet soothed her, even when the bullying didn't. But moving to the city means starting over: new home, new school, new people... and no Abuelita to hide behind. Delphine promised herself she'd blend in this time. Too bad life - and a certain annoyingly charming classmate - has other plans. Thrown into the chaos of crowded hallways, whispered rumors, unexpected friendships, and a romance she never saw coming, Delphine must confront the parts of herself she's always been told weren't "enough." The past still stings, the future feels terrifying, and fitting in seems impossible... but maybe, for the first time, she won't have to face any of it alone. Soft, emotional, dramatic, and a little bit funny, More Than Enough is a story about healing, belonging, and finding the courage to believe that you deserve more - and that you already are more than enough.

A little boy dreams of the glories of battle only to find the harrowing truth; it's nothing like he had imagined. After running from the only place that's ever felt like home, will he be able to return? And will he be accepted?

Nathan Hayes has spent his life being invisible-so unseen that when time freezes, it forgets to stop him. Alone in a silent city, he wanders through motionless streets until he encounters a strange, self-luminous object, smooth as liquid metal, etched with symbols that shift when unobserved. It does not ask permission. It simply reacts. When Serena begins to move within the frozen world, it is not by Nathan's design. Their meeting feels like an accident-until it becomes clear that nothing about it is. Outside of time, with no explanations and no escape, the two form a connection in the stillness, drawn together by something neither fully understands. As they search for answers, they uncover traces of a hidden order older than history-one that decides who is protected, who is forgotten, and which lives are allowed to end. Their growing bond draws attention from forces that were never meant to be disturbed. Some moments are frozen for a reason. Some futures are carefully guarded. And some loves exist only because the world looked away. My 10 Minute Love - The Time Between Heartbeats is a fantasy romance about invisibility, fate, and the quiet defiance of loving someone the universe has already marked to lose.

Your mind is a burning room, a drowning storm, and a torturing fairy-tale all at once. Now, descend through its layers and discover what waits in the one place even the flames can't reach. Sad Sundays is my weekly space to share melancholic poetry, words that help me navigate the stillness, the weight, and the quiet storms of recovery. Each Sunday, I post a new piece that I've written, using poetry to process my journey through detox and rehab, to face the difficult parts of healing, and to find meaning in the silence. Every poem is written by hand with help from the Rhymezone platform. This series is as much for me as it is for anyone who finds comfort in knowing they're not alone on their gray days. I will eventually try to tie most of my work together into a larger piece, but first and foremost, this will function as a collection of my writings while I am going through detox. There may be an underlying story, but perhaps not. Find out next week, and join me for a Sad Sunday moment. New Upload every Sunday at 18:00 (6 PM) German time - CET/CEST (UTC+1/UTC+2).

The air thickened, the tension between them electric. But it was not anger in their eyes now-it was something darker, deeper. Desire. Curiosity. Fate. They were not just men. They were ancient guardians, bound to the forest, bound to each other. And now-somehow-bound to her. What followed was a night spun from dreams: teasing glances, lingering touches, words laced with double meanings. One taught her the language of fire and ferocity. Another, the seduction of the mind. And the third-the deepest-taught her how to be wild, to surrender to instinct. what happens next? read to find out...

Ryan decided to settle down in the calm and scenic town of Loveck, hoping to forget about Susan, but the couple-life followed him there too, as he realized he had moved into a hot-spot of failing relationships. Every house had conflict for breakfast, argument for lunch, and complaining for dinner. Yet one household stood alone in this living battle-field. Where love thrived, and peace was a common thing, the Marleys were the most interesting topic of discussion for the townspeople. To look into this, brewery of warmth & closeness, and possibly find his own happy ending, Ryan decides to investigate each phase of their marriage bit by bit, listening to the stories shared by the locals or even the couple themselves.

In a world divided by distance, language, and time, Jaden Greyhawk learns that love is not always enough - but it is never forgotten. Born to a surgeon father in the deserts of New Mexico, Jaden is raised between tradition and hope. At eleven, he is sent abroad as an exchange student to the snowy quiet of Willow Creek, a small American town where belonging is earned slowly and kindness becomes its own kind of courage. There, he meets Kae, a bright and fiercely gentle girl who helps him navigate the awkward, often lonely edges of growing up. What begins as friendship blossoms into something unspoken, a love that lingers between silence and understanding. But as years pass - from adolescence to the trials of med school, from innocent connection to adult heartbreak - life tests Jaden in ways he never imagined. He will lose, learn, love again, and come to understand that some people never truly leave us; they simply remain in the quiet places we learn to listen. A sweeping story of youth, belonging, and the merciless beauty of fate, The Quiet Sound of Rain traces the long arc of one man's life - from desert sun to city light - exploring how heartbreak can hollow us, heal us, and sometimes make us whole.

Brie Evans has spent her whole life learning how to stay. Stay agreeable. Stay useful. Stay small enough that no one leaves. Raised in the tight-knit town of Cedar Ridge, Brie has always been the steady one. The girlfriend who adjusts. The daughter who understands. The girl who makes room for everyone else's dreams. For four years, that room has belonged to Matthew, her high school sweetheart, her safe place, her assumed future. Until he tells her he's leaving. With two weeks' notice and a life already mapped out without her, Brie is forced to confront the truth she's been avoiding: loving Matthew has slowly erased her. When the relationship finally breaks, it leaves her heartbroken, untethered, and standing at the edge of a life she's never chosen for herself. Enter Pulse Point, a local news outlet where Brie lands an unexpected internship days after her breakup. Her first assignment follows a summer inclusion pilot at an elementary school, where she meets Rachel Lane, a five-year-old girl whose quiet bravery and unfiltered joy challenge everything Brie believes about belonging, visibility, and taking up space. As Brie documents Rachel's journey, she begins to confront her own. And then there's Leo. Perceptive, grounded, and unapologetically honest, Leo sees Brie not as someone to rescue or reshape, but as someone learning how to exist on her own terms. Their connection is gentle, unforced, and complicated by grief Brie hasn't finished carrying. He doesn't rush her. He doesn't define her. He simply shows up. As Brie navigates heartbreak, ambition, and the slow unraveling of who she thought she had to be, she must decide whether she's brave enough to choose herself, even if it means disappointing the people she loves. Because sometimes, the hardest thing isn't letting go. It's finally taking your seat.

Some people inherit home without ever questioning it. Others learn early that belonging is conditional. Home & Unbelonging is a philosophical meditation on displacement, identity, and the quiet work of living between worlds. Drawing from lived experience rather than theory, Sabina Shrestha explores what it means to exist without a fixed place to belong and how meaning is shaped in the absence of arrival.

a poem written by RKY - descripting his love for his city and its peoples living in harmony and with love . He shares how from his childhood the city showed many challenges and peoples he met during the phase . He is thankful to all the peoples who somewhat shaped him to be a loving person and a cheerful writer . he questioning to the readers what they had in their mind regarding possibilities of fading memories he make his lifetime .

Valerie is a girl with a hidden past, she had lived on Berk for five years after arriving on the island with the help of a dragon. Now at the age of fifteen she starts dragon training with her friends, but as time goes on she descovers a secret that would change Berk forever. I do not own how to train your dragon, only Valerie and her story along with the Nightshade.

He was not just abandoned. He was erased. When a boy is disowned by his family, he is cast into a world that does not want him; a world of hunger, shadows, and silence. Yet the one thing he cannot let go of is the hope of belonging. Through loneliness, through survival, through the ache of being forgotten, he must face the impossible: finding his way back to the family who swore he no longer exists. A story of loss, survival, and the fragile thread of hope.

In a post first-contact world, 17 year old Wilf flees NYC in search of work. He soon finds himself entangled in a web of violence and domination in a small northern mining town. Torn between a nascent Resistance fighting for human freedom and an attractive but vicious alien soldier who can protect him, he struggles with how to best stay alive.

Same but season 2 and now there's Layla and pixies and a new big bad like there is every season also I don't own these characters.