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‼️ THE LIE BETWEEN US IS AN ANGST-HEAVY EMOTIONAL READ‼️ ─── ･ ｡ﾟ☆: .☽ . :☆ﾟ. ─── Jungkook and Taehyung's relationship is built on lies and the cracks are starting to show. A pianist gifted with synesthesia, Jungkook sees sounds and hears colors and transforms all of his emotions into music. But no matter how hard he tries to hide behind a facade of apathy and seduction, he can't escape the dark past that haunts him. Contractor Taehyung sees the beauty in something destroyed by neglect and his obsession with fixing extends beyond historical buildings. But when Jungkook's self-destructive tendencies turn their relationship to ruins, Taehyung fears Jungkook is the first project he'll have no choice but to abandon. Now the Gothic Victorian mansion they're renovating is the only thing connecting them. Jungkook will do anything to keep Taehyung with him. Except tell the truth. Because Jungkook is lying about everything, starting with his name, and when Ian learns the truth, their house of cards will collapse. ─── ･ ｡ﾟ☆: .☽ . :☆ﾟ. ─── 𝐀𝐥𝐥 𝐜𝐫𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐭 𝐛𝐞𝐥𝐨𝐧𝐠𝐬 𝐭𝐨 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐫𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐟𝐮𝐥 𝐨𝐰𝐧𝐞𝐫. 𝐈 𝐝𝐨 𝐧𝐨𝐭 𝐨𝐰𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐲 𝐨𝐟 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐰𝐨𝐫𝐝𝐬, 𝐨𝐫 𝐩𝐥𝐨𝐭. 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐢𝐬 𝐚𝐧 𝐚𝐝𝐚𝐩𝐭𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧 𝐦𝐚𝐝𝐞 𝐰𝐢𝐭𝐡 𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐩𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐚𝐝𝐦𝐢𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐢𝐨𝐧. 𝐍𝐨 𝐡𝐚𝐭𝐞. 𝐉𝐮𝐬𝐭 𝐞𝐧𝐣𝐨𝐲.

When Smanga decides to leave Johannesburg and return home to Pietermaritzburg, his friends gather for one final night - a farewell that turns into a confessional. Four men. Four stories. One room filled with whiskey, laughter, and buried truths. As the hours unfold, what begins as a casual send-off transforms into a reckoning - with money, love, masculinity, and the ghosts of their pasts. The Boys Are Fine is a modern South African narrative about brotherhood, success, and the silence that men mistake for strength. It's heartfelt, funny, and painfully honest - a reminder that "fine" doesn't always mean okay.

She was never loud. Never demanding. Just necessary. Isha is the person everyone counts on-the one who stabilizes rooms, fixes what's breaking, and keeps things moving even when no one notices the cost. Her name opens doors. Her presence carries weight. And her silence is constantly mistaken for consent. As pressure builds and decisions are made without her, Isha begins to see the truth: what people call collaboration can easily become extraction, and being indispensable doesn't mean being protected. The Weight of Being Needed is a slow-burn, emotionally precise story about boundaries crossed quietly, power exercised politely, and the moment someone realizes they are allowed to stop absorbing the cost of everyone else's urgency. This isn't a story about villains. It's about assumptions. And what happens when one woman finally refuses to carry them.

At Rattlesknock High, dance isn't just a hobby-it's a battlefield. Lyon Adler, son of a fallen legend, leads the Thunderscars, a crew of passionate misfits fighting to reclaim their place in a world that's written them off. Across the floor stand the Sharks-ruthless, polished, and armed with stolen choreography. But this isn't just a rivalry. It's personal. As secrets unravel and emotions ignite, Lyon must confront the ghosts of his past, the pressure of legacy, and the fragile line between pride and purpose. Brianna McMillan, a quiet genius with a DJ's soul and a strategist's mind, becomes the team's heartbeat-her love for Lyon fierce, her loyalty unshakable, and her plan to outwit the Sharks dangerously brilliant. From graffiti battles and mountain retreats to national spotlights and beachside promises, this is a story of friendship, forgiveness, and the fire that lives in every artist's chest. Think You Were Cool at High School is a cinematic journey through heartbreak, healing, and the rhythm that defines us. Because being cool isn't about fame-it's about heart. ©All rights reserved.

A harsh but quite story of departure which sparks the memory, space of a mother's glance and an old lover's ghost and the battle of house and home. You will connect to it. It starts journey of boy-----man

There's a coffee shop at the edge of Verrinvale - tucked between a hardware store and a strip mall full of normal lives. Its windows are always fogged, the lights never quite steady, and the scent of dragonsblood incense lingers long after closing. Nineteen-year-old Jaxx, a loud, green sergal with a knack for caffeine and chaos, breaks into the abandoned café one summer and decides to rebuild it - not for profit, but for belonging. What starts as rebellion becomes a resurrection. Then there's Darby - pink-furred, curious, and too soft for the world that keeps asking her to be far more simple than she is. She walks in one day, drawn by rumor and noise, and finds not a freak or a killer, but someone who speaks her language in silence. Together, they turn the ruin into a haven for Verrinvale's outcasts - a place where the lonely, the loud, and the strange can finally exhale. And sometimes, when the lights dim and the music fades, a quiet visitor known only as The Doe sits by the window, watching. Some say the café sits on a leyline - that it amplifies emotion, draws in the lost. Jaxx doesn't believe in that kind of magic. Until it starts believing in him.

Zinzi thought turning thirty would come with clarity, confidence, and maybe even a diamond ring. Instead, she's got a breakup, a budget spreadsheet, and an overly opinionated inner voice named Greta. When her ex walks out with five black bags and Lady Rona locks her in, Zinzi is forced to navigate heartbreak, healing, and the horrors of online dating - one video call, one awkward bio, and one glass of wine at a time. Thirty, Broke(ish) & Trying Again is a witty, heartfelt story about self-discovery, self-love and letting your hair down.

In this household, discrimination wasn't hidden - it was a tradition. The daughters were treated like princesses, while the son and his wife bore the weight of every fault, real or imagined. Anyone who dared to speak against the injustice was silenced so harshly that they never raised their head again. But this time, the punishment was different. Will the price Preet pays for a single moment of defiance break him... or finally make him see the truth? #LifeInANarcissisticFamily #Lesson17TheSeparation #FamilyDrama #EmotionalAbuse #ToxicFamily #DomesticRealism #IndianHousehold #WomensStrength #MarriageStruggles #PsychologicalAbuse #ControlAndFreedom #NarcissisticAbuseAwareness #ToxicParents #DaughterInLawStories #IndianMarriage #TruthAndFacade #FamilySecrets #SilentSuffering #EmotionalRealism #CourageToEndure #ResilientWoman #WattpadDrama #StoryOfKanu #NarcissisticDynamics #PainAndLiberation Copyright © 2025 Renu. All Rights Reserved. No part of this work may be copied, stored, or shared in any form without the author's permission. This story is a work of non-fiction based on real-life events. Unauthorized use is prohibited.

Beneath the sacred stones of Minas Tirith, a forgotten seal breaks-and with it, the boundaries between judgment and mercy. When Aragorn awakens Ancalagon the Black, the greatest of Morgoth's dragons, he does not seek conquest. He offers redemption. Faced with divine scrutiny and mortal fear, Aragorn proposes a covenant: not of chains, but of choice. As Eönwë, Herald of the Valar, descends to challenge this act of trust, the fate of Middle-earth trembles. Can a soul forged in fire walk the path of peace? And what price must be paid for hope? This is a tale of transformation, institutional reckoning, and the fragile power of grace. A dragon seeks restoration. A king risks everything. And the stars themselves seem to hold their breath. Themes: Redemption, divine justice, political consequence, emotional realism, mythic fantasy. --- Disclaimer: This work is a piece of fanfiction inspired by J.R.R. Tolkien's legendarium. It is a transformative, non-commercial story written with deep respect for the original canon. All characters, settings, and lore from The Lord of the Rings and The Silmarillion are the property of their respective rights holders. No copyright infringement is intended.

Ash and Samantha made it through the beginning - the sketches, the connection, the quiet moments neither of them expected. But beginnings are simple. It's what comes after that gets difficult. In What We Don't Say, the second book of Sketchbook Hearts, Ash finds himself retreating further into his art as the world grows louder around him, while Samantha learns how heavy unspoken feelings can become. Misunderstandings deepen, friendships shift, and the lines between fear and honesty blur. As shadows stretch between them - created not by malice but by silence - both must decide what they're willing to reveal, and what they're afraid to lose. A story about communication, vulnerability, emotional distance, and the weight of words unspoken.

She was never loud enough to be noticed. Until someone finally stayed. Year 10 is supposed to be when everything starts to matter - grades, futures, expectations. For Ella, it's when the quiet weight she's been carrying finally begins to crack. As friendships fracture and pressure closes in, Ella learns what it feels like to be unseen - and what it costs to ask for help when you're terrified of being too much. In the middle of panic attacks, classrooms that feel too small, and the fear of disappointing everyone, an unexpected bond forms - fragile, platonic, and life-altering. This is a short slow-burn story about anxiety, loss, trust, and the unbearable relief of being understood. A story for anyone who has ever felt invisible - and for anyone who needed someone to stay. ⚠️ Content warnings: anxiety, panic attacks, emotional distress 💔 Slow burn | Hurt/Comfort | Platonic bond | Mental health

"Some connections don't begin with a look - they begin with a sentence." Olivia McCallum never expected a quiet forum for writers to become her anchor. From her small flat in Edinburgh, she lives between essays, late-night drafts, and the silence of her own thoughts. Writing has always been her way of reaching out - even when there's no one listening. Then one night, a message appears under one of her posts. "If you ever turn that into a story, I'd like to read it." The message is from Noah Sullivan - a digital editor living in New York, someone who understands the rhythm of sleepless cities and sentences written at 2 a.m. What begins as a quiet exchange of words slowly unfolds into something deeper: two people trying to find honesty, belonging, and a piece of themselves in each other's distance. A story about modern loneliness, fragile connections, and the spaces between what's said and what's meant. Between Lines - sometimes, the smallest words carry the loudest truths.

In a world where love seems both a blessing and a curse, one teenager struggles to make sense of it all. They've never felt love---at least, not the kind people write poems and songs about. To them, love is nothing more than a concept: sweet in theory, messy in reality. Surrounded by contrasting examples---aunties glowing with affection and parents consumed by bitterness---they're left questioning what love even means. Through quiet observations and inner turmoil, they narrate a story that dances between belief and skepticism, hope and hurt. But what if love isn't about grand gestures or perfect couples? What if it's found in the unseen connections we often overlook? This is a raw and reflective journey of someone who talks about love not because they know it, but because they're desperate to understand it.

Short stories you could say about noticing life's flaws and perfections, and learning what it means to grow up.

Set in a cyberpunk future, this novel explores memory, identity, and encrypted legacy. Teenager Elijah Stone uncovers a forgotten covenant buried in the code of New Phoenix-a city ruled by Cain Robotics and haunted by ancient tech.

I've always known what I'm good for. Winning games. Solving problems. Making things easy for everyone else. My life runs on usefulness. Do the right thing, don't ask for more, don't get left behind. From the outside, it looks like I have everything. Money, expensive clothes, girls, cars. From the inside, it feels like I only exist when I'm needed. Then everything changed and I was forced to ask a question I've never had to answer before: Who am I if I stop being useful? Content Note: This story explores emotional neglect, performance-based self-worth, and the slow process of learning how to be known. Themes are handled thoughtfully and without graphic content.

LOW BATTERY is a quiet, sleepless story about the moments where love, exhaustion, and responsibility collide. At 4:47 a.m., Morgan stands in a dark hallway holding a single AA battery, forced to choose between waking a fragile child or trusting the silence. As texts go unanswered and the night stretches thin, the story traces how modern parenthood turns ordinary objects-monitors, mugs, batteries-into moral weight. This is not a story about catastrophe, but about the fear of it, and the way people carry on anyway when no option feels safe, and the smallest decisions feel impossibly heavy.