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Politics is not everyone's cup of tea. It's a battlefield where power is the sword, and words are sharper than blades. Where betrayal walks hand in hand with loyalty, and love dances dangerously close to hate. Here, truth is never pure, and victory is never clean. Betrayal. Controlling. Rules. Controversies. Acceptance. Disappointment. Manipulation. Guilt. Unfaithfulness. Loss. Victory. Love. Hate. Life. Death. Everything unfolds here where ambition burns brighter than hearts, and the thirst for power turns kings into monsters and lovers into enemies. A story where the hunger to rule can destroy everything, and yet, to achieve it can feel like the only way to peace. Where love and lies share the same bed, and victory always demands a sacrifice. *Game of Power* where the thirst for control turns love into war, and loyalty into a myth. In this world, every heart hides a secret, every smile conceals a motive, and every love is a strategy. When power becomes the ultimate prize, who will win and who will be destroyed trying?

A nomadic lion who explores the rest of China, the fabled Crimson Lion said to vanquish his enemies with his golden flames. Now he returns to the Jade palace as the new Dragon warrior is about to be chosen but, this is not the reason why he returned. Movie 1: "Is that the thing you only desire?! The only thing that's important to you?!" The Lion standed his ground and bared his teeth. "Am I not that important enough for you?" He added in a brink of tears.

how Walter and Henry fall in love during the events of young royals, how they keep their relationship casual and which problems they face unseen in the show Trigger Warning: - panic attack - family issues - mentions of throwing up this is a reupload of my AO3 story "I loved you in secret" minor mismatches with the storyline of the show possible

What happens when frank iero 17 year old vampire and gerard way 19 year old human end up in the same mental institution Although that won't last forever... By emilee (MikeyMyWaysDowntown) Olivia's idea (hi_im_a_killjoy)

The hot-shot lawyer Paul Halliwell, P3 club owner Pan Halliwell and Devilish Delights stripper Drake Black are back as the second generation's charmed ones in the second season of the spellbinding fan-fiction based charmed spin-off that sees the charmed ones deal with the source of all evil and her father as they adjust to a new white lighter and the repercussions of a forbidden romance. "The Originals" Daniel Gillies, "One Tree Hill" Sophia Bush, "Teen Wolf" Cody Christian, "AHS" Billie Lourd, "PLL" Julian Morris and "Glee" Naya Rivera are among the fan-cast. (30,212 words) Official Sequel to Charmed Again: Season 1 Highest Ranking: #1 in Julian Morris

After a long, bruising mission, Law locks himself in his study aboard the Polar Tang, determined to find peace in silence, strategy, and paperwork. He almost succeeds-until Luffy barges in, barefoot, apple in hand, and decides to stay. What begins as an interruption turns into an unexpected kind of calm. Luffy says nothing, naps on Law's desk, and somehow fills the quiet with warmth instead of chaos. Between drooled-on medical charts, lazy kisses, and the hum of the submarine beneath them, Law discovers that silence doesn't have to mean solitude. Sometimes, the world's loudest man can make even stillness feel alive. And in the quiet room, Law finally learns what peace really sounds like.

Gotham rooftops, exploding coffee contraptions, missing mascots, and one very smug Kryptonian-Batman didn't sign up for any of it. But when Superman insists on partnering with him, Bruce discovers that the real complication isn't the villains or the magic spells forcing truths out of him. It's Clark himself-too warm, too hopeful, too close. From stakeouts gone wrong to rooftop confessions, World's Finest Complications follows two heroes stumbling from reluctant allies into something far more dangerous: love. Equal parts action, banter, and awkward kisses, it's a story of capes, chaos, and the undeniable pull between Gotham's dark knight and Metropolis's last son.

When Alfred upgrades Wayne Manor's security system, he doesn't anticipate its most persistent intruder: Superman. Every time Clark lands unannounced, the alarms blare - "Intruder alert: Kryptonian detected." Bruce insists on keeping the system active "on principle." Clark, naturally, treats it like a doorbell. What follows is a domestic comedy of false alarms, jealous dogs, and quiet kisses between two men who save the world by day and irritate each other by night. But beneath the teasing, the noise, and the alerts that never quite stop, Bruce begins to realize the truth: he doesn't want silence - he wants Clark. Because sometimes love isn't the absence of chaos. It's learning to live with the alarm and calling it home.

Storytelling of Sean Diaz and Finn from Life is Strange 2. Just writing a story about how I would like to see these two grow together fscing different problems along the way. This is just for fun I don't take any of it seriosuly. If people enjoy these I'll make more :) Add my snapchat to be friends :) xdean_mc

When Mihawk invites Zoro to a high-society diplomatic dinner as his guest, Zoro expects boredom, tiny food, and unbearable nobles. What he doesn't expect is needing to wear a cravat, being mistaken for a bodyguard, or deflecting flaming silverware with a butter knife. Tensions rise, wine flows too freely, and one particularly arrogant noble decides to insult both of them in front of the entire ballroom. Bad move. Before dessert is served, napkins are ablaze, furniture is airborne, and Zoro is kissing Mihawk in the middle of the chaos with ash in his hair and fire in his grin. Because sometimes, romance means setting the chandelier on fire-and walking away from it in style.

Sacrifice is the pinnacle of patriotism ☆ in which a boy finds his love for a soldier reciprocated once they are apart to be read in tandem with 'always, james' ★ installment 2 of 3 in the 'Letters' series ★ •Completed• Please don't steal my book, I worked very hard on it! Copyright © 2024 Catherine, @James_BuchananBarnes Copyright © Marvel (some characters and plot lines) All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or used in any manner without the prior written permission of the copyright owner, except for the use of brief quotations in a book review. Edited by Catherine, @James_BuchananBarnes Cover art by Catherine, @James_BuchananBarnes Some scenarios in this book are fictitious. Any similarity to actual persons, living or dead, is coincidental.

Everyone in the Justice League knows Batman and Superman are together. Everyone - except Batman and Superman. When Clark accidentally calls Bruce "honey" at a live press conference, the entire world loses its mind. Gotham tabloids go feral, Metropolis declares it a love story for the ages, and the League group chat is instantly renamed "Batfarm & Superdad." Bruce wants to handle the situation with "professionalism." Clark wants to "just let it go." Neither plan survives five minutes. Between Alfred receiving fan mail addressed "To Gotham's Favorite Power Couple," Lois publishing a smug op-ed titled "Let Them Live, You Cowards," and Diana sending champagne with a note that just says "Finally," the universe seems determined to make it official. But when the chaos settles - and the lights of the Batcave dim - it turns out the world might've just figured out what Bruce and Clark were too stubborn to say out loud. A romantic comedy about public scandals, private tenderness, and the impossible art of dating when you're both trying to save the planet.

After surviving ghost ships, emotional steam baths, and an island that tried to kill them gently, Portgas D. Ace and Jeong Pyo-Whitebeard's favorite elemental disasters-are sent on a "simple" mission to babysit a misbehaving island. Naturally, nothing goes as planned. From synchronized lava dancing to sabotaged hammocks, cursed geysers, and accidental emotional honesty, the duo finds themselves navigating more than just unstable terrain-they're navigating each other. Again. But when a rival pirate crew threatens to steal the island's power, Ace and Jeong Pyo must fight with precision, not chaos. And somewhere between fireballs, trust falls, and surprise breakfast attempts, they learn that balance isn't something you find. It's something you burn for.

Superman and Batman are in a relationship, but their homes couldn't be more different-one a crystalline fortress floating in solitude, the other a cave of shadows beneath a city that never sleeps. Between zero-gravity meditation fails, caffeine disasters, blanket forts, and unlikely alliances (Alfred and Krypto, obviously), Clark and Bruce try to build something softer, warmer, and surprisingly domestic. Because sometimes love means bringing sunlight into the dark, and sometimes it just means feeding your partner and letting him nap in peace.

A solar anomaly leaves Clark Kent dangerously overcharged - glowing like a small sun and unable to touch anything without burning it. While the Justice League scrambles for solutions, Bruce Wayne locks himself in the Batcave, designing containment tech fueled by caffeine, stubbornness, and denial. Clark isolates himself in orbit, terrified of hurting anyone. Bruce refuses to leave the comm line open to silence. And somewhere between physics and feeling, he decides the only way to ground the sun... is to hold it. Romantic tension ignites amid science, sarcasm, and half a dozen shorted-out circuits. Because when the world's brightest man meets its most immovable one, sometimes love looks a lot like heat transfer - and sometimes the sunrise over Gotham comes softly, already accounted for.

When a charity gala turns into Gotham's most talked-about scandal, Bruce Wayne and Clark Kent find themselves at the center of a headline they never meant to make. After Clark blurts out "We're married!" to a pack of gossip reporters, the world believes the billionaire and the reporter have secretly tied the knot. What begins as accidental PR chaos spirals into a city-wide spectacle-photo shoots, interviews, Justice League teasing, and one very sarcastic note from Lex Luthor. Bruce tries to manage the crisis with grim precision; Clark finds the humor in it all. Somewhere between the fake smiles and public appearances, the truth of their relationship starts to shine through. The Wayne Gala Incident is a romantic comedy of secrets, tuxedos, and accidental honesty-where even the World's Greatest Detective can't outthink love, and Superman proves that sometimes the fastest thing in the world is falling for someone twice.

Yuji Itadori has died more times than anyone reasonably should, and every time he wakes up, he promises himself he'll live a little louder. This time, "living" means writing lists, dragging Megumi on accidental dates, confessing love at breakfast, and turning every exorcism into a romantic comedy with curses. Megumi insists Yuji's impossible. Yuji insists that's part of his charm. But between ghosts, laughter, and one too many close calls, they both learn that maybe surviving isn't about winning against death - it's about filling the spaces in between with something worth coming back for. Because fate may never stop trying to end them, but love keeps finding ways to begin again.

It begins as a simple "cultural exchange" - Superman invites Batman to the Fortress of Solitude, and Batman insists on inspecting it like a hostile merger. What follows is part architectural debate, part relationship endurance test, featuring polar bears, blueprints, and a lot of unsolicited security advice. When Clark returns the favor by visiting the Batcave, he discovers that Gotham's greatest detective runs on coffee, paranoia, and zero sunlight. The solution? Build something together: a place halfway between steel and shadow, sunlight and silence. From melted welding beams to cocoa negotiations, Blueprints and Bickering is a story of two perfectionists learning how to compromise, one blueprint (and one kiss) at a time - until the day they finally finish building what neither of them expected to find: home.

Luffy insists something's wrong with Law-he's been smiling too much lately. Naturally, this calls for a full investigation. From backwards stethoscopes to surprise "I love you" declarations, Luffy conducts a series of highly unscientific tests to uncover the truth. But what he discovers isn't an illness-it's something a little softer, a little scarier, and entirely real. A romantic comedy of misdiagnoses, affection, and one very accurate napkin report.

When a demon starts impersonating Mephisto and seducing vulnerable humans, Yukio is sent to stop him-only to be saddled with Mephisto himself, disguised as the world's worst "intern." Between identity confusion, seductive chaos, and one too many flirtations with baristas, Yukio must figure out which version of Mephisto is the real threat... and which one is stealing his heart. A comedy of errors meets slow-burn romance-featuring fake dates, mistaken kisses, demon drama, and one very smug prince of hell.