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  • LOVE HAS SUBTITLES  by DSoftlyScripted
    DSoftlyScripted
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    She's lost in a new city, taking wrong turns at every corner. He doesn't speak her language, but his actions speak volumes. In a place where words fall short, their hearts do the talking-proving that the right people can find each other in the most unexpected ways. "Inspired by someone whose steel blue eyes let us know where home is and that's our safest place" This story is my original work. Please don't repost, copy, translate, or record any part of it. It may seem small but stealing stories hurts indie writers like me. If you enjoyed it, share the link instead. © dsoftlyscripted, 2025. All rights reserved.
  • Riffing Hate by mokeysdancersinger22
    mokeysdancersinger22
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    In the heart of Cathedral City, where the desert sun meets the music scene, rivalry ignites passion. Avery, lead singer of Desert Storm, has her eyes on the prize: Coachella Fest. But when her rival, Jake, offers to fill in as lead guitarist, the competition gets personal. As they clash on stage and off, the tension between them becomes impossible to ignore. But when the dust settles, will they be left with a broken heart or a love that rocks the desert? Original story only on Wattpad.
  • The Festival of Broken Calabashes  by oliveugochukwu1
    oliveugochukwu1
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    The Festival of Broken Calabashes is a heartwarming cultural tale set in the vibrant village of Umuaka, where ancient traditions come alive in a celebration of renewal and unity. Each year, villagers gather to shatter calabashes symbols of pain, secrets, and the past to make room for healing, truth, and new beginnings. When Adaora, a spirited young woman with a burdened heart, returns home for the festival, she must confront her family's hidden wounds and the expectations of tradition. Through dance, song, and the rhythm of shattered calabashes, she discovers strength, identity, and the true meaning of freedom.