Harulas Stories

I CAN NOT SEE ANYTHING BECAUSE OF THIS I LOVE YOU NO PLEASE IF YOU SEE MY FACE YOU GONNA BE SCARED OF ME

For centuries dragons and humans coexisted through a fragile treaty, maintained by a single profession. Dragon translators, scholars trained to interpret the dragons' complex language of heat patterns and smoke. Now only one dragon remains alive. Harua, a young translator, is sent to deliver humanity's final request: the dragon must leave the mountains because its presence causes dangerous magical storms. But when Harua meets the dragon, he discovers it refuses to speak with anyone except the hermit knight who once saved its life decades ago. The problem: the knight is a man named Nicholas and Nicholas was once Harua's lover. They parted bitterly after Nicholas abandoned his career and vanished into isolation. As the storm intensifies and the dragon grows weaker with age, Harua and Nicholas must reconcile their past long enough to interpret the dragon's final message.

When Nicholas's cat goes missing, she's sure her ex-boyfriend has something to do with it. She just can't prove it. Desperate, she posts on an online forum, never actually expecting any help from a stranger. Harua, bold, chaotic, and allergic to minding her own business, volunteers without hesitation when she finds out Nicholas's ex-boyfriend is one of her ex-hook ups. One fake-flirty text and a very questionable decision later, she sneaks out of the ex's apartment at 3AM with a cat in her arms. Nicholas gets her cat back and maybe even gets something more. Harua sure seems to think she's cute.

[&Team Ship Series - Book 3] A boy went on a christmas date with Nicholas during the winter break in School. Will Harua confessed his feelings towards the boy who is 3 years older than him? What if Nicholas accept Harua's confession during their first christmas date together? Cover #1 (Me)

"just you and me, our little getaway"

Decades after the war supposedly ended, its ghosts still haunt the ashes of dead cities. Androids were erased, history rewritten, and peace declared. But when Harua wakes up in a forgotten ruin, an obsolete war machine with living blood in his veins, everything changes. He remembers things he never lived. Faces he never saw. Emotions he was never programmed the feel. Now hunted by those who want nothing more than to erase him from history, Harua must unravel the mystery of his own existence. Is he a relic of a brutal past, or something far more alive and far more dangerous? In a world built on forgetting, one machine's memories might be the truth they tried to destroy.

Harua has spent his entire life being told he is "too much"-too fragile, too sensitive, and too valuable to be left alone. As the heir to the prestigious Miel d'Or estate, he is a bird in a gilded cage, surrounded by glass walls and distant expectations. But when a real threat emerges from the corporate shadows, his family hires the one person who doesn't fit into his polished world: Nicholas. Nicholas is a man built of scars, tactical gear, and a silence that is as heavy as it is protective. To him, Harua is just another high-stakes assignment-a "client" to be moved and shielded. But as they are forced to flee into the rugged wilderness to escape a professional hit squad, the professional boundaries begin to crumble. In the heat of a siege and the cold of a mountain river, Nicholas realizes that the boy he was hired to protect has a core of pure steel. Meanwhile, Harua discovers that his "stone wall" of a bodyguard has a heart that beats only for him. It's a story of survival, the breaking of high-society chains, and the realization that sometimes, the only person who can truly see you is the one standing right behind you with a gun and a promise.

Both boys are members of the after-school café club, where they help plan themed café days for the school. Harua is the natural charmer with guests, and Nicholas is the serious worker who hides behind tasks. But every time Harua leans in close with a compliment or makes Nicholas taste-test sweets from his fingers, Nicholas feels like he might combust. He tries to flirt back... only to get steamrolled by Harua's unintentional charm.

The most wanted man in town has announced that he'll only marry the one who can open his front door with the key around his cat's neck. Many suitors try to hunt the cat down, chase and trap it, but to no avail. The cat is simply too quick, smart and clever, and always finds a way to evade and avoid them. Harua is the first to figure out the obvious. Do not chase the cat. The cat is befriendable. All Harua has to do is get the cat to trust him, to genuinely enjoy his company, and he can hang out with the cat. He may even eventually be allowed to touch the cat. The cat will freely let him take the key.