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She came to Gwangju to outrun a version of herself she no longer recognized, carrying nothing but a sealed envelope and the particular courage of a woman who had learned that wanting something openly was its own kind of risk. The letter was never meant for him. He was leather and silence and the kind of history that made people lower their voices when his name surfaced in conversation. He was also twenty, younger than her by two years, and carried in those years a compression that made him seem older in the ways that mattered and younger in the ways that hurt. He read what she wrote to another man, and instead of mocking her, he handed it back with two fingers and told her the other man did not deserve it. What followed was not a love story that rushed. It was built in back alleys behind soup restaurants, in the weight of phone calls that arrived after midnight, in the vibration of a motorcycle between her thighs and the particular freedom of moving fast enough that the past could not keep pace, in the slow and terrifying process of learning that the walls they had constructed were not decorative-they were load-bearing, built against real things, and opening a door in them for another person required a courage neither of them took lightly. Gwangju was alive with drama, tension, grief, and warmth, and the city did not protect its people from consequence. Friendships cracked under pressure. A past she believed she had outrun arrived with the calm of someone who had never accepted her leaving. Love arrived through the wrong door and refused to leave quietly. And not everything that broke was put back together the way it had been before. This was a story about what happened when two people who had survived real things finally encountered someone worth surviving for. It was mature, unhurried, and deeply human, and it did not look away from the cost of becoming someone who could actually be loved.

In the shadow-soaked kingdom of Haewon, where the Goryeo court moved through incense and whispered treachery, a crown prince woke to find his father dead and his own name painted in accusation. Kim Ji-Dwi did not run from guilt. He ran because survival was the only throne left to claim. His exile carried him past gilded walls into the outer provinces, where merchants spoke in tongues from across the known world, and no man asked another's history. She had no last name. No allegiance. No mercy in her hands. They called her Nocturne in the trading town of Haedan, a Black woman of impossible beauty and deadlier skill, an assassin whose presence rearranged the air around her. She did not build her life in this foreign land to become anyone's weapon, least of all for a fallen prince who looked at her as if she were both salvation and ruin. He was possessive, unreadable, trained never to show what cost him most. She was deliberate, untouchable, and violently uninterested in being desired. What ignited between them was not romance. It was war in a different dialect, hatred that masqueraded as hunger, proximity that sharpened into blade-edge tension, secrets that accumulated like bodies in a river. Every glance was a duel. Every silence was a threat. Every touch they did not have became its own kind of violence. In a realm where betrayal wore the faces of allies, where duels were fought to first blood and sometimes beyond, where jealousy curdled into madness, and revenge demanded its pound of flesh, two people who swore they wanted nothing from each other discovered that wanting nothing was never the same as feeling nothing. The court wanted him dead. His uncle wanted him erased. And Nocturne, Nocturne wanted only what she had always wanted: to survive on terms that belonged to her. But survival, like love, was a territory that must be defended.

She boarded the ship alone, a woman who had built her kingdom from nothing, and she left it carrying a secret that would dismantle everything she believed about power. Dahlia Whitfield was not looking for a dynasty when she arrived in Seoul. She was looking for distance. What she found was Joon Kang, the third son of a corporate empire that measured love in stock options and loyalty in silence. Their collision was accidental. Their consequences were irrevocable. When a single winter night on a Valentine's cruise leaves her pregnant with the heir to a throne she never wanted to occupy, Dahlia must navigate a world where her independence is treated as a threat and her body is treated as a negotiation. Joon has been raised to inherit before he learned to want. Engaged to a woman chosen by his father, bound to a family that devours its own, he does not know how to choose something for himself until Dahlia refuses to be chosen. As the pregnancy progresses and the Kang family's secrets unravel, two people who should have been nothing to each other must decide whether love can exist inside a fortress, whether trust can survive power, and whether a falling star can light the way home. This is not a story of rescue. R. H.

Some loves began before the people inside them knew what love was. It began in the ordinary texture of two people who could not stop gravitating toward each other, and by the time either looked up to name it, years had passed, and the answer was too large for a single sentence. Wynn Mack grew up next door to a boy who held her hand through every hard thing without ever calling it what it was, and by the time either of them understood what they had built between them, distance and timing and the weight of unsaid things had already done their work. Years later, they found themselves adults in the same city, running the same project, carrying the same history, and absolutely none of the same illusions. This was not a love that arrived clean. It did not arrive without cost, without old damage, without the specific grief of recognizing a pattern you thought you had outgrown. He had a rule he never broke: never let the same mistake happen twice. Once something exposed a weakness, he eliminated the conditions that allowed it. Her presence was the first time that the system failed without him noticing immediately. She had a different instinct: to test every system that felt too controlled, to poke until she saw where it bent. She did not realize he was not a system, but a person built like one on purpose. Neither of them understood that the structures they had built to survive had become the very things preventing them from living. What grew between them was slow, costly, and unsparing. It moved through grief and anger and damage and the particular texture of two people who had known each other their whole lives and were still learning what they meant to each other. But it was real, and it asked everything from both of them before it gave anything back. ©️ _RelleLebby_//R. L.

She was used to being the only one - the only Black face in crowded rooms, the only voice speaking a different language, the only person who knew that survival sometimes meant keeping your head down and your feelings buried so deep even you forgot where you left them. He was born into a world where everything was handed to him before he knew to want it - money, status, a future mapped out in boardrooms and expectations. He raced because it was the only place he felt free. The only place where speed meant escape instead of performance. They should never have met. They definitely should never have kept meeting. But Seoul had a way of bringing people together in the spaces between neon and rain, between engine roar and silence, between the person you showed the world and the person you hid beneath your skin. What started as annoyance sharpened into something that cut. What started as rivalry twisted into obsession. And what started as two people who had no business needing each other became the only thing keeping them both from drowning. This is not a love story about perfect people finding perfect happiness. This is a story about damaged souls, dangerous secrets, and the devastating cost of choosing truth over loyalty. About the rhythm of blood and engines and heartbeats that refuse to stay in time. About what survives when everything else burns.

Mistakes of her past haunts her present, has her wary of her future. When she believed she lost a small part of her, only as time permits she realizes she was never whole in the first place. Lies, betrayal, naivety, manipulation became her foes. Neither enemies nor friends. Join her in her journey as she finds herself bit by bit. With and without help. The main break of her fall was her trust in God.

Just read and find out... Trust me it's worth reading

You'll never learn until you end up with something, they say, you have to ignore your past issues they say, don't run from your problems, they say. Well you know what I say? Fuck what they say. Yeah, I said it.

Just things that pop up in my mind, maybe inspirational, maybe triggering. Warning given, it's your life, I'm not the boss of it.

A cunning and clever girl was reborn in the Honkai universe with an unusual system. However, when she found out what this world was like, it was too late to turn back. In addition, her strength without the ways of Aeons is comparable to what she had in her previous life: poor eyesight, intolerance to cold and shortness of breath! Therefore, her only wish was to simply die and never be resurrected. After all, you agree, you wouldn't want to be reborn in another world, in fact in your own body? Other tags: 18+, System; A weak hero becomes a strong one; Rebirth into another body; Obscene lexicon. Chapters are released on Tuesday, Friday and Sunday

"Are you new?" "No." "I don't believe you." "What do you mean?" "I mean that you're hot and I've never noticed you, so that makes no sense." "Wow. You really are as dumb as they say." "I don't know why you have such a big problem with me calling you hot, but I can't help the fact that you make my dick happy,"

when hosanna (queen) loses her best friend when he moves to atl to live his dream she decides it time for hers to but she misses him to much when fate crosses there paths again jus long enough for them to talk she determined this time not to let him go. This is a jacob latimore love story

♡ The Trickster is quite new to the Entity's realm, when he's in a trial against you he is taken back by your angelic voice and beauty, becoming fixated with you. He will do anything to get you're attention even if that means hurting others or you, what's worse is that you seem to be fixated with him too. Is it possible to have a relationship with him while in the realm or will everything end in disaster? Only time will tell... ♡ ♤ So I'm simping hard over the knew killer as I know many others are, I haven't seen much written for him so taking it upon myself to create a story for him! He deserves so much goddamn love guys! Updates will mostly be slow as I'm busy with other things, but I'll try my best to keep this book alive! This story will contain explicit content so all of you younger readers just be aware! ♤ ☆ Ideas and scenarios are highly appreciated! I would love as much creativity as possible! No hate or harassment in the comments please, thank you very much. Cover image is not mine I'm not sure who the art is by, if anyone knows please let inform me so I can credit them! That said, Dead By Daylight doesn't belong to me either nor does Ji-Woon Hak, they both belong to Behaviour. The only thing I own is this story. ☆ ♧Some information about this story... Survivors and killers have their own campsites separated by the woods, however a path can be found that leads to each of them. Both sides also have their own private tents to sleep in, just to give them some more privacy. A long stream also can be found a long side the woods, where they get water from. That's the basic setting for them when they get sent back to the campfire, also reader is going to be addressed as a female (Sorry males!) anyway hope you enjoy! ♧

Maria's only dream is to meet tupac and she will take any chance she will get to meet him, but her wish can turn into a hell circle within time...Will peace be at the end of the road?

花吐き病 hana•haki the hanahaki disease is an illness born from one-sided love, where the patient throws up and coughs up flower petals when they suffer from one-sided love. the infection can be removed through surgery, but the feelings disappear along with the petals.

A dave east love story!

Adelyn Jones, a bartender working in a pub owned by Leonardo Russo, the second most dangerous mafia in Italy. Well, who's first you may ask? King, known worldwide for his ruthless actions had his enemied trembling in fear. Join Adelyn, Leonardo and King's journey as they uncover the truths of the world and secrets buried deep in their hearts !!TW⚠!! this story contains R Rated content, violence, mentions of death

JOJO'S BIZARRE ADVENTURE DOES NOT BELONG TO ME!! IT BELONGS TO ITS RIGHTFUL OWNER!!! ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧ ✧･ﾟ: *✧･ﾟ:* *:･ﾟ✧*:･ﾟ✧ ✧Another great anime that I've just recently finished and I thought, why not make another book on Wattpad with this show? And so, he we are, fantasizing about all the cuties we've encountered all while enjoying the AMAZING story plot! ✧ ✧Hope you all enjoy! OH! There will be explicit content so please read at your own risk =) !✧ ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆ ｡･:*:･ﾟ★,｡･:*:･ﾟ☆