Exploitation Stories

In the original story, Goldie is a little bear in Freddy Fazbear's Pizzeria who like to cause trouble and mischief. He was just a small bear who didn't fit in his facility with the other mascots. But what if, that same bear, turned out to be the most famous superstar of all. And how did he even get there? This, is an alternate universe story, one choice alone will affect this little bear's life. ★ All the art used in this fanfic, including the cover, was made by me! More art can be found on DeviantArt (@Atsudi).

Expectations and reality differ as Mwende goes back home having sought to improve her lot working as a house servant in the Middle East.

MEET ALYSSA: She's the average graduate waiting on her dream job , which is to become a nurse. She joined a medical nursing program funded by the Cuban president who is in close ties with the country's government. Three years later , she gets a job opportunity that seems like a dream come true on an unknown island in the Caribbean. But the Caribbean isn't all sunshine.

**Featured by Project WOMAN UP profile** It is short romantic journey of a ruthless detective. He is one of the character of my book 'Honeydew.' But you do not require to read that book to understand this. Rosalie is a young and beautiful girl who is stuck in a cruel fate and has no hopes ever reaching an escape, but what she fails to realise is that her prince in shining armour is just waiting outside her doorsteps. Ready to claim her heart.

I'm not sure why I wrote this but I think it belongs on Wattpad.

He promised her the world love, money, a way out of the dust. But what he gave her was control, pain, and a cage disguised as comfort. Mandisa was only a girl when Mandla found her, too young to see that his love was a weapon. He dressed her in silk, fed her lies, and called it care. When love turned into grooming, life drew her into a world of manipulation, prostitution, and crime where affection came at a price, and every act of love demanded a sacrifice. Until the bruises told a different story. Until she learned that survival doesn't always mean staying alive; sometimes it means fighting back. On the night she took his life, the city was quiet. His blood on her hands didn't feel like sin. It felt like freedom. I Survived is a raw, heart stopping journey through love turned lethal, a story of grooming, power, and a woman's final act of defiance.

Beliefs, discriminations and boundaries have led us to this stage..... This forsaken society of evil and greed , no less than the demons themselves have changed the thinking of our kin. Change is no longer accepted in this Race and Evolutions are eradicated. Our world is being led by intelligent yet power-thirsty maniacs. Damians , demons in the human form. But , as the prophecy states -- "  As the sun dawns...Shadows are bound to form and with dawn comes dusk , and the thin ray of hope , the ray that has been leading humanity since time immemorial." But Prophecies aren't always true , Or are they? *Smirk*

Futuristic short story about exploitation and manipulation

Lily has spent her entire childhood performing for the camera, her every tear and tantrum turned into content for her parents' lucrative YouTube channel. Smiling through pain, enduring humiliation, and living a life dictated by algorithms, she is a child without a childhood. But one morning, live on camera, ten-year-old Lily finally refuses to perform. Her brave act of defiance exposes the exploitation behind viral fame, sparking outrage and forcing the world to confront the cost of monetizing childhood. A gripping, unflinching story about autonomy, consent, and the price of digital entertainment.

"Beautiful, beautiful Blue skies." The perfect conditions were set as a grandfather and his granddaughter spent the day at the beach, until a realization turns this beautiful day into a harsh reality. Edited by my good friends: Delaney Drury (OdileBastian) and Harrison Poole

Petra Palmerova is a native of the Czech Republic who came to the United States in 1998 drawn by the magnetic allure of achieving the promise of the American Dream. After working a variety of manual labor jobs, Petra was still unable to make ends meet. When her visitor's visa expired, Petra decided to stay at least long enough to save a nest-egg to bring back home and use to start a new life there if not in America. When a relative got sick and Petra didn't have the money for plane fare, she took a friend's advice, went with her to a gentleman's club, and not only did she earn the money she needed in a single night, her professional and personal life would never be the same. Now Petra had money to pay her bills but without citizenship status she faced limitations at every turn. Her purpose in writing this novel, Petra's Passage, is to encourage the reader to replace the cold, threatening polarizing political talk about illegal aliens with at least this one gripping human interest story, based on her life. Petra hopes to have Americans experience the personal face of this issue and in so doing learn they have nothing to fear from undocumented aliens. And more than that, realize that these very people form the labor backbone of much of the low-level manual work that takes place in America. You don't always see them, but these are the workers who harvest our crops, cook the food in our restaurants, clean our homes and offices, provide day labor at construction sites, drive our cabs, take care of our children and senior citizens, put new roofs on our houses, manicure our lawns, and so so much more. It is Petra's wish that one day soon a collective political voice will rise up and force much needed reform to our immigration system which currently leaves millions like her in limbo, unable to realize their personal potential or their potential benefit to the United States of America as productive, morally upright, law-abiding, tax-paying citizens.

"Welcome to the New World, where dreams are followed and lives are glorious." Unless you count the insane.

Being book smart is not the same as being streetwise, being in university does not always equate to intelligence and we all miss those signs. Femicide is on the rise and university age girls missing has followed suit. No matter how many warnings are placed out there, no matter how many victims trend and no matter how similar all the signs are university students do not listen. They know better, they are woke and what more: social media has taught their rights. Dead is dead and no matter how much fun or money one gets from being adventurous they simply don't listen. Palesa Mothiba was like any other student, book smart and with so much going for her. Friends and love for a lavish lifestyle to keep up with social media standards cost her everything.