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  • PTSD Riddle Bear And Anxiety Overwhelmed Porcupine by Sxmm3rr
    Sxmm3rr
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    Flippy x Flaky BC ITS MY COMFORT. Anyways if ur in a relationship with your partner that makes you feel threatend or unsafe, please speak to someone. Obivously these r not real characters so i have full will to ship them. Okay bye bye hope u enjoy (PLEASE IM DYING)
  • She Told Me Not to Listen by minyoonrahh
    minyoonrahh
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    Each night, the old woman whispered horrors into the dark. By the flicker of candlelight, a grandmother tells her granddaughter a new tale... twisted, chilling, and all too real. But as the stories grow darker, so does the house around them. In this collection of short horror stories, bedtime becomes a gateway to something far more terrifying than sleep.
  • SOFT LAUNCH    by Nesh_Dladla
    Nesh_Dladla
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    At 31, Nandi Mkhize is running on fumes. ​She's drowning in debt, working a dead-end job, and watching her friends surge past her toward success and marriage. After an evening spent wrestling with despair, Nandi's frustration boils over onto a language app, where she unleashes an isiZulu curse at a cocky, handsome stranger. ​That stranger is Hanuel. He's sharp, arrogant, and definitely Korean, even though he's pretending to teach Japanese. Their first conversation is a volatile, insult-fueled mess that should have ended with a blocked account. Instead, it ends with a proposition. ​Hanuel has done his research. He knows Nandi is outspoken, beautiful, and boasts 90K followers. He sees her not as a woman, but as a trending hashtag. ​His pitch is simple: A fake relationship for YouTube and TikTok. "A whole Korean dating a whole African. It's rare. People would eat it up." The prize? Life-changing money for Nandi, and a viral career for Hanuel. ​For Nandi, this deal means selling her soul and cultural identity to a man who saw her only as an investment. But with R6,500 a month barely keeping her afloat, she is desperate enough to sign a contract with the devil. ​Now, their soft launch is a high-stakes, globally-watched performance. As the lines blur between their hate-filled banter and undeniable chemistry, Nandi must figure out how to maintain the lie without losing her heart, her pride, and everything she thinks she knows about who she is.