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"Sometimes, the only way to bloom is to burn." Genre: Psychological Thriller | Drama | Revenge | Feminist Fiction Chapters: 30 (Complete) Status: Finished Author: @Hoyindee 🔥 Betrayed. Silenced. Burned. Now she paints her revenge in blood and brilliance. 🔥 Once the golden girl of the Nigerian art world, Rose Ashé had it all-fame, power, and a mentor who shaped her rise. Until he destroyed her. Exiled. Blacklisted. Forgotten. But Rose doesn't stay buried. She rises again in Paris-angrier, sharper, unstoppable. With nothing left to lose, she launches a global movement of art, truth, and resistance-and it all begins with the name of a girl the world forgot: Faith. As she fights to expose secrets that powerful men would kill to keep hidden, Rose finds herself torn between vengeance and healing, rage and purpose, love and survival. But when power offers her everything she once lost-at the cost of her soul-Rose must make her final choice: Burn the system down... or build something greater from the ashes. ✨ Themes: 💔 Love, hate & betrayal 🔥 Revenge and justice 🖤 Sisterhood and broken bonds 🎨 Art as resistance 🕊️ Rebirth, healing, finding purpose 📌 Perfect for fans of thrillers with heart, women who fight back, and stories that turn pain into power. 🔗 Add to your reading list. Updates weekly. 📣 Let the fire begin. #AshéRises

𝟐𝒏𝒅 𝒃𝒐𝒐𝒌 𝒐𝒇 '𝑳𝒐𝒗𝒊𝒏𝒈 𝑯𝒆𝒓' 𝒔𝒆𝒓𝒊𝒆𝒔- _______________________________ Jhanvi Choudhary, a 29 year old CA starts her new phase of life while trying to absorb the scars that she received. Moving on from a trauma is not at all easy and so she is also doing the toughest thing which was trying to move on without giving a damn about others for once. But... A sweet-sweet past re-enters her broken life and with that a lot of drama! Yes! the ones she thought of leaving behind and permanently bidding farewell! Shubh Sharma, a 30 year old architect who was on the verge of losing his hopeless romantic side and deciding to be single all his life after failing at love many times and also because of age, meets his first ever 'doing something-something to heart' girl. He thinks she is having a normal life until he comes to know about her traumas, her past and her suffering. Well she did not expect him to be 'the one who stays', 'the one who doesn't judge', 'the one who tolerates her rudeness'. And... He never expected her to be broken yet so courageous, to be in pain yet still so perfect. Neither expected anything, not at that period of their lives. One who was slowly moving towards the cold side of emotions and the other who was trying to live a badass life... But still when 'coincidences' line up for their work and hearts stop listening to their owners, what will happen when both find them in positions they thought of never standing? Embrace on this 'not-so-perfect' or 'not-typical' journey of two reluctant beings. Their story may not be the 'fairy-tale' kind of story but it may leave a deep kiss to your souls that at last you will say, "Who even wants a fairytale when their 'not-so-perfect' reality makes your heart swim?" Achivements- #1 in feminists out of 2.33K stories(Dec 22) __________________________________________________

In the rigid Georgian Era, a political strategist hides his loneliness, and a brilliant philosopher guards her radical secrets. Both are fiercely resistant to conventional love, viewing society as a battlefield of strategies. Their lives become entangled in a tense, intellectual courtship defined by unconventional gifts and constant challenge. The story is about how these two perfectly matched minds navigate social expectations before realizing their fierce resistance masked the fact that they are head over heels for each other.

Being Indian American feels like living in a pressure cooker wrapped in a smile. You're told to be perfect, productive, palatable - never loud, never intimidating. But travel to India, and you'll meet folks who are bold, stylish, confident, and unapologetically gangsta. DEAR DIASPORA, YOU'RE NOT THE MAIN CHARACTER is a sharp, personal callout - not to India, but to the suffocating performance of "representation," perfectionism and intraracial competition that dominates Desi life in the West. This isn't a sob story - it's a truth bomb. A cultural essay that demands real freedom, not filtered branding. If you're ready to sip some realness, break free from the cage of expectations, and find your max pro aura - this is for you. 🍋 Bold. Tart. Sweet. Unfiltered. 🍋 Just like a glass of limeade on a hot day.

Bea Dalton leads a - seemingly - perfect life. With two charming children, a handsome husband and all the books to read (once she's done being the perfect wife and mother), her life could be straight from the glossy magazines she and her friends read. But when Bea comes home one night to find her husband in bed with her best friend, the life she knows is shattered. With her 'friends' no longer associating with her and Charlie cutting her off financially, Bea must roll up her sleeves and find work. She discovers just that at her local library, along with true friendship and support from the community. Setting her mind to discovering her old self means dusting off the pages of her own old manuscripts and writing the book she'd always wanted to. But female empowerment is hard when you've been trained to confirm to societal expectations. Bea soon discovers it's not just her who has suffered the patriarchy - there are many other women too, all with their own stories about the pressure to conform. When Charlie does the unthinkable, Bea realises there's more on the line than fighting for the life of her choosing, she must fight for all women to be their true selves - but at what cost?

He found his home in her He fell first , Both fell harder It's a typical 90s arranged marriage between two strangers bound by family, tradition and expectations. He is calm and carrying scars from a past he never talks about. She is fierce in her silence, doubtful of marriage after seeing how society treats women. But somewhere between shared glances and unspoken care ,love found its way. She healed his wounds and he became her safe place. This is their journey of two souls learning that sometimes, love doesn't come by choice, it just happens.

Seina Kamei is the first female heir to the Kamei Technological Group. She is strong and smart and beautiful. At 16, she is on track to be the wealthiest and most successful woman in Japan. Everything is falling into place. Then her world suddenly turns upside down when her Great Uncle, patriarch of her family, announces his plans to find her a husband by the end of the year. She returns to Ouran to begin her first year of high school in disarray. Through the combined efforts of her closest friends, the Hitachiin twins, and her senpais from the dojo, Seina finds herself drawn into the world of the Ouran Highschool Host Club. She is then unexpectedly reunited with her old acquaintance Kyoya Ootori. Will she succumb to their old enmity or fall pray to the more dangerous attraction between them? Life is never easy for a teenage girl but add a high pressure future and an unknown fiancé to the mix and something is bound to go wrong. School, friendship and love can be mixed into a dangerous cocktail. Add extreme wealth and anything can happen!

she wasn't always like this. there was a time when Storm was a bright little girl with real dreams. dreams that seemed accomplishable and glorious. those were encouragements her daddy used to give her late at nights before bed. he still gave her that tiny glimmer of hope, just through the specialized laminate material of the prison glass windows. Storm changed her name when she joined her gang. she didn't want to be Bellona. not only was it a ridiculous name it was not who she was. Bellona no longer existed, only Stormi. Bellona was a naive child whose reality of the world quickly changed growing up a Black girl. Bellona once believed the world was just and fair until it proved her wrong.. ultimately hardening her heart. now Stormi, that was a warrior. her fierceness was worshipped by nearly all of the Bronx. they knew a real one when they saw it. her pain was hidden very deeply, almost unattainable beneath a facade of emptiness. but of course, the wall will eventually be broken down. the cause of it? two friends of different but also not so different backgrounds. there is practically no actual representation of black culture on Wattpad. we aren't just a culture. or a statistic. once, this world was ruled by wealthy Black kings and queens. what happened? colonization and immoral conquering. but now? we're still royalty. we're human. we're Black with real actual stories and real problems we face worldwide, institutionalized, and in our own communities.

Yogini (Yogi) Anand, a feisty Delhiet working for a survey firm that works for the government. This 27 year old has a lot on her plate. Living with her super hyperactive aunt who doesn't care about society and does what she feels right. She is Yogi's backbone. Yogi gets a lot of her personality traits from her and she knows what is right or wrong and doesn't care what others would say. Yogini had a simple project. She just had to survey the village of Tanot in Rajasthan but she ended up rescuing Jogi which in turn creates a lot of problems for her and ultimately getting involved with Rudra Shekhawat. Rudra Shekhawat isn't your regular guy, nothing about him is regular. He knows exactly what he wants and he will have it, by hook or by crook. He doesn't care about morals at all. With the recent death of his father who left him a very large, almost bankrupt empire, it falls on Rudra's shoulder to build the empire again and he would not let anything or anyone ruin it for him. So what would happen when Yogini just happens to ruin his perfect plan. What would even happen when these two would collide. Read to find out more.

What happens when you get struck by lightning? a. you die b. you meet a god c. god tells you it isn't your time yet and he 'accidentally' killed you correct answer? d. all of the above. Meet a reincarnated young lady who beat a god in a game of chess.

❝ 𝙹𝚄𝚂𝚃𝙸𝙲𝙴 𝙴𝚇𝙸𝚂𝚃𝚂. 𝚈𝙾𝚄 𝙹𝚄𝚂𝚃 𝙷𝙰𝚅𝙴 𝚃𝙾 𝙱𝙴 𝚂𝚃𝚁𝙾𝙽𝙶 𝙴𝙽𝙾𝚄𝙶𝙷 𝚃𝙾 𝙵𝙸𝙶𝙷𝚃 𝙵𝙾𝚁 𝙸𝚃. ❞ ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 𝐈𝐍 𝐖𝐇𝐈𝐂𝐇 Rebecca Singh is just like her mother. When she has a question, she'll keep chasing the answer until she catches it, no matter what the cost is. Only this time, it's more complicated than a broken vase. She wants to uncover the secret that her parents have been hiding from her, no matter how dark and shattering that secret is. ━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━ 𝐂𝐎𝐍𝐓𝐄𝐍𝐓. Mentions of murder; mentions of rape; trauma; assault; violence/blood; animal death; stalking; dark themes; borderline personality disorder (BPD)

A one year sabbatical in India was suppose to be fun and interesting record on Mariana's bulletin. But what happens when she messes with the wrong people and end up in a whole rollercoaster.

i feel like a lot of people need this so here are some look inspirations and body positive images to help you!! also i'll be occasionally ranting or asking questions and just be chill tbh.

The Fall of Autumn is a story about a girl who refuses to bow and a world determined to break her spine for it. Set in the 1970s, where society runs on hierarchy, silence, and inherited power, the story follows Nirupa Mandal, a young woman born into a system that already decided her worth before she could speak. She questions caste, class, gender, and the morality people hide behind tradition. For that, she is branded difficult. Disrespectful. A curse. Enter Veer Chopra, standing on the opposite side of the social ladder, wrapped in privilege, rivalry, and a masculinity that the world never questioned. Their lives collide through football fields, political unrest, and an unspoken tension sharpened by inequality. What begins as rivalry slowly mutates into something far more dangerous. Understanding. As the country simmers with unrest and personal rebellions ignite, Nirupa must choose between survival and resistance. Between love that comforts and truth that costs. Because in a society built to protect autumns like Veer, girls like Nirupa are meant to fall quietly. But some seasons refuse to end gently. The Fall of Autumn is not a love story that saves. It's a story that exposes. It asks who gets to rise, who is pushed down, and what happens when a woman decides she will not disappear politely.

Love? Poly? What's going on? I'll be earnest I am just going with my imagination. Some fake people, bad memories and a bad past.. Let's find out about her, why don't we?

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Every time I tried to talk about what women still face, a man interrupted me - with his story, with his pain, with his but what about... This isn't just a book. It's a voice reclaimed. A collection of thoughts I was too tired to finish out loud. Of gender wars started over everyday conversations. Of moments where I wanted to scream the truth, but instead, smiled and stayed silent. Let Her is about the space women are still fighting for - to speak, to exist, to not be talked over. If you've ever said "it's fine" when it wasn't, If you've ever been silenced with a smile, This book is yours. Let her speak. Let her finish. Let her finally be heard.

A selection of my own poetry, just for fun :) Some are serious, some are light.

The power of womanhood. It is a poem on the purpose of women. This stand against domestic violence, rape and any violence directed against the woman.

It all happened so quickly it left her head spinning. One moment Tahira Mahmud was deeply engrossed in a mountain of college assignments, and the other moment she was crouched over her doorstep, wide-eyed, staring into a universe of innocence in a strange baby's eyes. All she knew was that it was Muslim. . . . But that had been enough. Completed | Editing in process © copyright Zainab Alam, 2016. Cover - @qasmey- / / I wrote this book when I was like 14, and it shows. It's kinda cute though, if I can say so myself.