Calculated Stories

Snow Yagami believed in something simple-help others, stay quiet, live normally. That belief was shattered. Betrayed, humiliated, and erased, he disappeared without a trace... until something inside him changed. At a new school where power is measured in points and trust is a weakness, students don't compete with strength- They compete with minds. Hidden behind silence, Snow begins to move. Not as a victim. But as something no one can see. In a place where everyone wants to rise to the top... The most dangerous player is the one no one notices.

"In high school, you're taught that every problem has an answer. In the real world, some problems only have a body count." Lyon is a genius who sees the world in variables and trajectories. Jeremy is a fearless weapon who doesn't know the meaning of the word 'stop.' Violet is the quiet, balanced girl whose smile hides a secret no one saw coming. They spent their final year of high school being pushed around, but they weren't just taking hits-they were taking notes. They called it the Masterpiece: a cold, calculated plan to dismantle the school's most feared gang, expose the truth about Sarah Thompson, and walk away into a normal life. They thought the Farewell Party at the Westfield Palace would be their final victory lap. A clean break from the chaos. They were dead wrong. When the sirens fade and the "Masterpiece" spirals into a brutal, high-stakes brawl, the trio realizes they've accidentally stepped into a much deadlier food chain. The bullies were just the bottom tier. Beyond the school gates lies a world where identities are forged in fire and loyalty is bought with blood. Now, trapped in a game where the rules have suddenly changed, Lyon and Jeremy must decide: are they still just students, or have they already become the monsters they were trying to fight?

A young runaway arrives in 1980s London determined to escape from her past. However, the past is reluctant to let her be. Follow her through the ups and downs of life on the streets as she attempts to build a new life. Clients may come and go but her two best friends Lulu and Gayle are her saviour. Unfortunately nothing stays the same for long. The past is waiting and watching so she can run and lose herself in the darkest pit of the city but it is only a matter of time before she is found. There is a tangled web of events before a violent end that not even she could ever have expected. Kizzy's Reflection. Part 2. To look in the mirror you may not always like who you see. Kizzy is trying to build a life of normality and respectability. This proves easier said than done. None of it is helped by a new unsuitable friend and a serial killer Dad who takes her down paths she had tried to leave behind. She has a foster sister Benita who means the world to her. Only problem is Benita has a new mysterious boyfriend who is not all that he seems. In-between this and a new best friend life can go two ways and neither is looking good. But as you know Kizzy is a survivor and nothing can keep her down for long. Kizzy's Truth Book 3 As hard as she tries the past will not allow her to live a normal life. To top it all she finds out she is being stalked, Her sister wants to marry her brother and she herself, is turning out to be more like her Dad than she ever thought possible. It just wouldn't be Kizzy if there wasn't a dramatic conclusion. Hopefully this time she can go from the fire into the frying pan and just maybe let a little peace into her life. Kizzy book 4

Ava is a rogue. she's been on her own all her life. she depends only on herself. ever since that one night she's been different, too different. When she stumbles into the territory of a malevolent Alpha, she finds herself struggling to stay above the surface and not drown in a pool of her own blood. I cannot see. The dark night has consumed all life. I can only hear. The wind carries howls of evil. I cannot breathe. For my lungs are full of blood. I hear them before I see them. at first, they appear only as blurred spots in between the trees, then three wolves step into the clearing, they all shine strength as they itch closer surrounding me. I breathe faster making my heart seem as if it could break free of my chest any time now, as I take the wolves in one by one.

#1 agathachristie #2 logic She didn't solve the murder. She proved it-perfectly, logically... and disastrously wrong. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Calculated. Clinical. Unforgiving. Selah Dunbar has been watching. Recording. Measuring. Every motion, every inconsistency, each person reduced to a variable in her ledger. ---- When Hugo Tremaine dies mid-toast, the village demands closure. A clerk is blamed. The books are balanced. But Selah knows the deadliest truth: the facts were never hidden-they were misread. ---- The Lunchbox Ledger is a dark psychological mystery about how perfect logic can become a lethal lie. (still under work)

A story about a killer who killed an entire family and got away with it just fine

"But all this was to say, Aizawa's nature was the reason he was out right now. He had just gone through a disaster of a week, averaged maybe four hours of sleep a night, and still had eleven essays to grade, and yet here he was on the streets of Musutafu, logging a patrol at two AM. He knew it wasn't smart. He knew he should've stayed at home. But sue him, he had always had a soft spot for vigilante cases. Maybe it was because when he looked at them, it was a bit too much like looking in a mirror. [Or maybe not. He didn't really know why he ever cared, and if he was being honest, he didn't really want to.] He almost hadn't come. He'd refused last week, and the week before that too-even knowing it was a vigilante. Then, curse it all, Tsukauchi had rung him up. Turns out it was a genius girl. Turns out she was a kid." ********** My Hero Academia meets Calculated by Nova Mcbee. When a new prodigy-child-vigilante crashes into Aizawa Shota's world, he's left to untangle the mess that seems to follow her around. It doesn't help that there's a (freshly revealed) maniacal S-class villain planning who-knows-what, everyone is keeping secrets, and his main problem-child is acting skittish. [Skittish, with Midoriya, was not ever a good sign.] [Truly, for everyones' sake, Midoriya, please stop breaking things.] ________________________________________________ Obligatory disclaimers: 1. I do not by any means own any rights to MHA, Calculated, or anything related. 2. Nothing here follows any cannon. Nothing. 3. I'm writing this purely and entirely to A) get out the MHA-fanfic-brainworm that plagues me and B) put a fanfic out there for Calculated because it's an amazing series that deserves so much more hype and currently in the fanfic world there is zilch going for it. Thus [considering **life**, *cue jazz hands*], this may end up abandoned (though I dearly hope not). 4. This is un-betad, non-professional level writing. You have been warned.

Revenge is at its best when the plan is thoroughly calculated. This is what Ava believes and this is what she will do.

Strategic, poetic, and ruthless. This punchy piece channels the spirit of Sun Tzu through a modern mind game, where intellect and instinct collide. Each line is a move in a cerebral battle, full of cunning, calculation, and poetic bravado. It's not just about winning; it's about knowing the game better than your opponent ever could.

Calgary is a super computer walking. He can predict the risk of any action with amazing results. So what happens when his girlfriend gets into an abusive relationship? Calgary can't help, but put the numbers aside for the girl he loves.

Freedom was never the end. For Cassian, it was the beginning of something far worse. A hidden world. A silent system. A network where money decides who lives... and who disappears. They call it Umbra. No laws. No mercy. No second chances. Recruited by a man who doesn't ask - only decides, Cassian is forced into a game where survival means becoming something he swore he'd never be. Because inside Umbra... You don't walk away. You either rise- Or you vanish.

The story follows Reina Floresa Santiez, a thirteen year old girl stepping into De Salle National High School a campus of fifteen thousand students in Sadaral City narrating some of her experiences. Reina wants power, influence, and money. Nothing else. She operates without morals or ethics, and being at the top gives her a satisfaction most people will never understand. The story is part psychological drama, part school politics thriller, and part slice of life with a dark lead. De Salle is not an ordinary school. Its student government functions like a small municipality. Corrupt faculty, powerful student dynasties, scholarship students who hate the rich, and genius rivals all roam its halls. Reina walks into this arena with nothing but her mind. What happens next? That's up for you to find out No redemption promised. Might have romance. Welcome to the "Analogy of Control" Warnings! The story will include: Physical violence, bullying, lots of manipulation, sexual harassment, discrimination, poverty, corruption, embezzlement, blood, death, racism, physical abuse, mental abuse, emotional abuse, narciccism, psychopathy, borderline personality disorder, ADHD, and lots of stuff similar in the real world in the later future.

Westeros has always been ruled by fear. Fear of dragons. Fear of winter. Fear of betrayal. But what happens when the realm is ruled by something else entirely? Prince Minato Baratheon is not the heir the Seven Kingdoms expected. He is not driven by pride, vengeance, or blind ambition. He is precise. Calculated. Unshakably calm. In a world addicted to chaos, he builds structure. In a court built on secrets, he brings clarity. And that makes him dangerous. As Daenerys Targaryen returns to Westeros not as a forgotten exile but as a political equal, alliances shift and ancient houses are forced to adapt or fall. The North stands unified. The Crownlands grow stable. Trade flows. The Wall prepares. For the first time in generations, the realm begins to feel... steady. But power does not disappear quietly. A betrayed king. A palace coup. Lannister steel in the throne room. In a single heartbeat, the realm teeters toward civil war. In a single flash, it doesn't. The Storm Stag moves faster than treachery, thinks deeper than ambition, and chooses mercy where others would choose blood. Yet mercy is not weakness. It is control. As dragons stir, old enemies reposition, and whispers of something far older than politics rise from the North, Minato must decide what kind of ruler he will become. Because this time, the game of thrones isn't about who sits the Iron Throne. It's about who redesigns it. And when the Yellow Flash returns- Westeros will never move the same way again.