Classdivide Stories

The dead hand of history still grips the throat of the present. Three centuries after a meteor shower devastated Earth, humanity is divided. The powered are blamed for the virus that killed billions and twisted the natural world into something deadly. Feared and hated, they are sent into the wilds to fight the mutations that now threaten what remains. Ezra has spent his life resisting that division. As a doctor, he believes every life is worth saving. Then he comes home to find a wounded stranger collapsed on his floor. Saving the man is instinct. What follows is not. The choice pulls Ezra into a hidden war where old hatred still shapes the present, and the truth behind the world's ruin may be more dangerous than the monsters outside the city walls.

She was everything the world admired. Daughter of the university's trustees. Heiress to an empire. Aarya Vardhaan was raised to lead, not feel. He was everything the world overlooked. A scholarship student with rough notebooks and tired eyes. Abeer Rajput wanted nothing but to survive the system that was never built for him. They weren't supposed to cross paths. But they did. In the silence of the library. In the hum of the rain. In a glance that should've meant nothing... She fell first - quietly, painfully, like a secret she could never say aloud. He fell later - harder, when it was almost too late. And all that remained was the memory of the way he once looked at her. "The Way You Looked at Me" A story of love that bloomed in silence. Of a girl who had everything. And a boy who didn't think he was allowed to love her.

Elias Venn was accused of murder before lunch and thrown out of the Dome before sunset. He was never built for the outside. No one from the Dome was. Inside, people live behind clean glass, breathing filtered air, eating measured meals, riding electric shuttles across distances outsiders would barely call a walk. They are soft by design. Outside, softness is a death sentence. With no mask, no water, and no way back, Elias collapses less than two kilometers from the wall. That is where Kaia finds him. She is a wasteland leader: tall, armed, brutal, and openly contemptuous of everything the Dome represents. She does not believe Elias is a murderer. Not because she trusts him, but because one look at his shaking hands tells her the Dome threw away something too fragile to survive a fair fight. Still, fragile does not mean useless. Elias can read systems, repair filters, open sealed technology, and understand the old infrastructure the outside settlements have been slowly dying around. Kaia does not save him out of kindness. She takes him because he might be worth the water. Now Elias must survive the world beyond the Dome under the control of a girl who sees him as a tool before she sees him as a person. And Kaia must decide what to do with a glass boy who may be the key to breaking the system that abandoned him.

Archie has always been good at disappearing. Too small, too nervous, too poetic for his own good, he survives university by staying on the edge of every room and pretending not to notice the people who seem born to belong there. Especially Evelyn. Calm, sharp, untouchable, who moves through campus like she already knows where every crack in the world will appear. At first, she is just the girl who catches falling forks, predicts accidents a second too early, and looks at Archie like she can hear him thinking. Then a night at the cinema goes wrong. Smoke fills the theater. The crowd panics. Archie is left behind. And Evelyn comes back for him. After that, Archie can no longer pretend she is normal. Evelyn is stronger than she should be, faster than she should be, and far more dangerous than anyone realizes. But the more he learns about her, the harder it becomes to decide what scares him more: what she is hiding, or the fact that she chose him to see it. A strange, slow-burn romance about class, secrets, impossible strength, and a boy who was never meant to survive the fire.

Shino is just a girl from the lower lands, quiet and curious, never meant to set foot in the world of the powerful. But when she meets Ash, a Blueblood and the reluctant heir to New Japan's god-throne, they fall in love and her life begins to unravel. Ash and his siblings have been raised by their cold, calculating father to rule what is left of a dying country. Power is sacred. Emotion is weakness. Love is dangerous. Then Moon disappears, a beautiful and terrifying goddess whose presence once kept the balance intact. Her absence sends shockwaves through the land, fractures relationships, and threatens the fragile structure of godly succession. As power begins to shift and loyalties are tested, Shino and Ash find themselves caught in an uncertain world. The next ruler of New Japan may not be chosen by lineage, but by war.

After passing the prestigious Maddox Academy exams, Flick Grieves is shipped off to the middle of the country to attend her new school. With a social divide evident from the very beginning, Flick decides that one term at Maddox will be enough. That is until she meets Katie Wilson, a year older than Flick and one of the few girls willing to be her friend. The two become fast friends but it isn't long before something starts to stir inside Flick. Flick must work to finish her first term at Maddox whilst grappling with a strange new set of feelings. Feelings that are forbidden. (C) Spruce_Goose

Trapped in a corrupt system that treats people like property, Kieran survives the Lower City one shift at a time. When a terrified child appears in cyberspace asking for help, she makes a mistake that draws the attention of Julian- a powerful man from the Upper City who offers her a way out. Caught between survival and conscience, Kieran must decide The rught cource of action to keep her life.

🌟 🌚 She's used to being overlooked. He's tired of being watched. In a quiet town where everyone knows their place, Zahraa lives a life of silent resilience helping her family, staying unseen, never asking for more. Zayaan, restless and privileged, doesn't know what he's searching for until a quiet girl in the market looks away instead of looking up. Two lives. Two different worlds. And a connection neither of them saw coming.

Every graduate of Voss Academy is sent to fight the monsters. Kael always knew she would be different. She just didn't know how different. Humanity survives behind walls. Beyond the Barrier, creatures the old world never named rule the earth. The largest-APEX-class-can wipe entire continents. Voss Academy trains the soldiers who face them. The price of the finest education alive: graduation means war. Kael is a scholarship girl with no name, no origin, and one secret that could get her killed. Her mind surpasses every AI, every alien, every human she has ever met-and she hides it, every single day, in the third row, with wrong answers, behind a face that never slips. The only one who knows the truth is Unit-0-a ghost-AI that has followed her since birth, whispering not yet to every question she dares to ask. Then an APEX strikes the Academy wall. Not to attack. To search. Its frequency pierces stone and steel until it finds her chest-and recognition passes between them like a name finally spoken aloud. Kael is half human, half the species they have been training to destroy. The monster didn't come to kill her. It came to wake her. Now two worlds know she exists. Both will try to claim her. Both will try to destroy her. Neither is ready for what she is becoming.

When Hanako Mashimoto-the beautiful daughter of a tech empire-is found dead in the stairwell of her elite private school, her closest friend Makoto Tadashi is left shattered. As the only scholarship student in a world of privilege and secrecy, he becomes the reluctant center of a tragedy no one can explain. Haunted by guilt and loss, Makoto withdraws from life, plagued by memories of their last conversation and the image of her lifeless body. But during a trip to Kyushu's countryside to recuperate, Makoto meets an unlikely ally and finds himself pulled into a mystery far darker than anyone suspects. As Makoto begins his search for answers, he uncovers a truth that might be better left hidden.

"I'm a wild garden. I'm tangled, unyielding and thorny." London. 1883. Sally Askew is a lady, born into a world of privilege - of silk petticoats, parlour games and proposals - raised under the purist, severe gaze of her father, Lord Askew. Ivy Stunner is a freak. Every night she performs in The Distinguished Dr Harland Featherstone's Exhibition of Human Absurdities in a dark corner of Whitechapel, shedding her petticoats and displaying her painted skin to the crowd. Two lives, one woman; The Painted Lady. WARNING: Dark, adult themes.

Kelly Drake is not your typical teenager. She's never met her father nor her half-brother, doesn't go to school, prefers knives, swords, arrows, and other sharp objects over mobile phones and social media, and can pretty much kick the butt of anyone. Oh, and if that doesn't work, she could always use a little bit of magic, something she inherited from her clans in Valon, a world similar to Earth. In this other place, dragons, unicorns, and other strange creatures coexist with folks gifted with mystical powers. This harmony is in danger of being disrupted by the ambitions of a man known as the Coroner. Reluctantly, Kelly will have to go to Valon for the first time in order to fulfill a prophecy that will prevent this conflict from escalating and possibly spilling over to Earth.

She is Aria Grace, sixteen, a girl close to the Gods, a Priestess of the White. Hidden from the darkest of truths, Aria chooses to follow the paths of the Moon Goddess and Sun God, a tool of the divinity. In a village that lies in ruins, is seventeen-year-old Rai Noir. Trained to be one of the best assassins of the kingdom of Eseres. Their target? Hiten... Temple of the Moon Goddess, and tasked with eradicating the very people that dwell there. However, they had never intended their world be entwined with hers. Soon loyalties are tested, and their place of belonging becomes blurred...

At Victorious Academy, legacy means everything. Celia Hernandez has none - just a scholarship, a secret, and a target on her back. But when an elite golden boy falls for her, and buried scandals surface, one thing becomes clear: in this school, even the virtuous have something to hide.

It's the last year of school, and for a student like Elaine, "making it out" was the only goal. That changes when a student plummets to her untimely death. Graduation quickly slides down the to-do list when Elaine's best friend is left holding the blame. She knows he didn't do it. How could he? Poor thing couldn't even order pizza right. But no one else believes her. Why would they? She was nothing but a scholarship student lucky to even breathe the same air as "the spawn of the ultra-rich". No one else but Uriel, the school's resident enigma. Forced into an alliance, she tries to prove her friend innocent. But along the way, she navigates the web that is the community around her, linked to the past she's had to forget. In this world, the wealthy don't just have secrets-they have the power to make sure they stay buried. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- "Do you really believe he didn't do it?" I questioned, turning to get a better look at him. It took a few seconds for him to reply. It always did. "Of course not. Flipping a referee off, sure but murder, he doesn't have it in him," his voice firm with assurance. "His sister however," He continued after a pause, still looking at the portrait, "then I wouldn't be so sure."

Thirty days. One deal. A choice that could ruin everything. He's running out of time. She's running from the life everyone swears she wants. They come from opposite sides of the island, where secrets travel faster than the tide and nothing is ever what it seems. When a chance encounter pulls them into each other's storm, the line between survival and betrayal starts to blur. In a place where everything shiny has a price, they'll have to decide what's real...and what's just fool's gold.

In the elite halls of Charlton Academy, two worlds collide-and both are built on lies. Josie Spencer is a scholarship student fighting for survival, hiding her poverty behind a mask of indifference while working grueling night shifts at Thornbury House to keep her family afloat. Andrew St. Claire-Mortimer is the untouchable heir to a multi-million-pound foundation, a boy who has everything but wants nothing-except to disappear. When their paths cross in the grease-stained kitchen of a local restaurant, the "Sir" and the "Lady" strike a dangerous bargain. He becomes her secret physics tutor, and she becomes the only person to see the boy behind the aristocratic armor. But in a school run by venomous socialites like Tamara Vane-Tempest, secrets have a price. #Romance #TeenFiction #RichBoyPoorGirl #ClassDivide #SecretIdentity #SlowBurn #Scholarship #HighSchoolDrama #aristocrat

She runs through the night to a place she shouldn't be. A fleeting meeting, a choice that cannot be undone, and by dawn, everything has changed - though nothing has.

A story providing a short glimpse into a world full of heroes, villains, and vigilantes. This story features a forbidden romance, a high stakes game of cat and mouse, and a glimpse into the logistics of such a world.

When Rose Windham returns to her hometown to care for her sick father, she unexpectedly falls for Octavia Pennington, heiress of a powerful family that once excluded hers. As secrets resurface and tensions deepen, Rose and Octavia face a difficult choice: protect themselves or take a chance on love.