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Copyright © 2025 To the outside world, Maysa's family was flawless. An elegant Arab father, a regal Nigerian mother-the kind of couple people admired at dinner parties and envied from afar. But behind closed doors, their marriage was already falling apart. When her father dies on her tenth birthday, the illusion vanishes with him. Suddenly, Maysa becomes a stranger in both her worlds. Rejected by her father's people for being too dark, and never truly embraced by her mother's side for being too white, she grows up drifting in the in-between. And when her grieving mother turns bitter and cruel, home becomes the most dangerous place of all. Maysa learns early: love is a lie, belonging is a myth, and silence is safety. But then he shows up-kind, patient, unafraid of her shadows. He sees the walls she built, the cracks she hides. And for the first time, Maysa wonders: what if love isn't a weakness? What if home isn't a place, but a person? Now she must face the hardest truth of all: To be loved, she has to believe she's worthy of it. This work "Maysa" published under this account is an original story written by me, larh_writes. No part of my book may be copied, reposted, translated, or adapted without my explicit written permission. Support originality. Respect the writer. Copyright © 2025 All rights reserved Story Rankings #2 in Nigeria out of 1000+ stories #4 in identity out of 1000+ stories #3 in mixed out of 1000+ stories #3 in Egypt out of 1000+ stories #2 in Arab our of 1000+ stories

These are the lives and stories of a series of young people and their experiences as they mature and evolve in the outskirts of Valley Stream, Long Island. Although each comes from a distinctive background and place in life, they learn about the fabric of their reality that keeps them entwined to one another and ultimately binds them together. Some experiences are partially inspired and based upon real life events that have occurred to the author.

In a home where love was a currency, she was always bankrupt. Her parents' affection was reserved for the twin who reflected their every hope, leaving her to inherit the hushed comparisons and soft dismissals. She was constantly reminded of her lesser worth, but she never imagined her marriage would be a cast-off from the twin who was truly desired. Offered as a consolation prize, she expects only disappointment in a loveless union. Yet, the journey of marriage becomes an unexpected path to self-discovery. The Color Of My Own Sky is a story of the invisible bruises that shape a soul, and the battle to finally find the courage to paint your own brilliant horizon. Nov. 3 ©deey_jah

*Love is a dream. Fame is a lie. And Nil? He was never meant to have either.* He fled Bangladesh with a heart full of hope - only to be ignored, broken, and left scraping plates in Thailand. Until Kao Neptune walked into his life. A golden heir. A stranger. Then... something more. But when love turned dangerous, Nil disappeared - choosing Kao's future over their forever. Now, Kao's tearing through storms, borders, and past wounds to find the only boy who ever made him human. **Because some loves don't die. They wait. And they burn.** #ForbiddenLove #BLDrama #RunawayDreams #StarCrossedLovers #BangladeshToThailand #HeLeftHeCameBack #LoveWithoutBorders #Showbiz

Scrolls and Chapters is a collection of prose; the author's first set of perspectives; a compilation of her masterpieces; and the mainspring of her lyrical imagination, unabashed zest for literary arts, and worth-sharing introspection.

"If emotions could kill, I would have died this instant." I never understood how a person could be upset with a single glance or just a simple action. Yet here am I, distressed over a simple thing. Ridiculous.

Almost Human is a collection of poems about survival, softness, and the quiet and necessary distance that comes after harm. Moving through images of war rooms and infirmaries, candlelight and starlight, imitation and restraint, these poems touch on what it means to remain human in the presence of those who perhaps never were. This is not a book about revenge or resolution, but about observation, integration, and learning how to stop offering light to things that only know how to consume it. For readers who have loved deeply, waited too long, survived quietly, and learned that healing does not always arrive loudly; Almost Human is a record of what remains.

Some stories are born from echoes that cling to you long after they should've faded. Aminatu Shehu has just published her first debut novel MALKA- A NOVEL. To the world it's a story, to her boyfriend Ibrahim Bello Turaki, it's a gift. The very first copy, signed and handed to him with a smile. He reads with admiration and pride, never once connecting the girl's bleak distant world to the woman he plans to marry. Her life, her poise, her quiet strength feels worlds apart from the fifteen year old bride on the page. But truth has a way of arriving without warning. And when it does. Ibrahim must confront a reality that rewrites everything he thought he knew about Aminatu. Can their love survive the secrets she kept to shield herself? Will he love her more for the life she overcame or feel betrayed by the past she never shared? Echoes is a gripping emotional novel about resilience. A story of love tested by truth and healing born from courage to finally be seen. ‎

She ran from a marriage that broke her in silence. Niloofar Mansoori was taught that obedience was love and endurance was virtue. Married to a powerful man who treated her like property, she learned what it meant to disappear inside someone else's expectations. When her husband takes two younger wives to punish her, Niloofar chooses herself. She flees to America on the morning of his wedding. At Niagara Falls, she meets Arjun Naik. Arjun is a hardworking Telugu man who built his life with discipline, sacrifice, and relentless effort. He works long hours, carries responsibility without complaint, and believes respect is something you give before you demand. He has no interest in owning anyone-only in standing beside them. What begins as quiet companionship slowly becomes something deeper. Beside the endless roar of the falls, Niloofar begins to bloom-like a lotus rising from turbulent water-learning that love can be steady, desire can be safe, and strength does not need to shout. But the past still watches. And freedom always comes at a cost. 🌊🌸 A story of resilience, dignity, and a love built on choice.

To everyone else, he is the perfect student: polite, intelligent, and on the fast track to a future he's supposed to want. But this is just a role he plays. A mask to hide the truth. At 21, he moves to the historic university city of Pécs to start his life, but he's already a ghost. He is a detached spectator in his own story, watching himself perform the part of 'The Son' and 'The Student' with a cold, clinical precision. Haunted by the shadows of a father who left and a mother he can't help but hurt, his new life is not one of freedom. It's a life of financial spreadsheets, missed parties, and the crushing weight of a poverty that isolates him from a world he can't afford to join. The city's ancient streets and bustling lecture halls are just a backdrop. His real world is the four walls of his sterile dorm room, the bitter static of phone calls home, and the pages of a black notebook-the only place he is honest. He watches, he records, and he asks himself one question: How long can you perform a life before you are completely disqualified from living one?

Camp Wonder was supposed to be a normal summer. Cabins. Rules. Campfires. Strangers forced into friendship. But some places don't just change you - they recognize you. As Marc settles into camp life, quiet bonds begin to form, emotions deepen, and something beneath the surface starts to stir. This is a story about belonging, identity, and the connections that shape us before we even realize they exist. This is a limited preview. The full manuscript is complete and currently being revised for publication.

A grounded contemporary romance following Chelsie Jones, a newly qualified paediatric emergency nurse, as she learns to carry the weight of clinical responsibility into ordinary life. The story tracks the slow formation of a relationship with someone outside the hospital world, shaped by different hours, different pressures, and the quiet difficulty of explaining work that cannot be fully shared. Nursing remains central to Chelsie's identity, influencing how she thinks, reacts, and withholds, while intimacy develops not through drama but through patience, misalignment, and the steady effort to let someone see her beyond the uniform. NEW PARTS ADDED REGULARLY TO THIS STORY

"If I have to fight the whole world, I will." - Vixenarae Fllarium Astrael Once a princess, betrayed and erased from memory. Her name, her story, her place in the world-gone. But she endured. Hidden. Unseen. Untamed. The land believes she is lost. She waits in the shadows, gathering strength, planning for the day she will reclaim everything that was stolen. When the world tries to forget, one girl will rise-and take back everything that's hers.

7 Sins 7 Rings 7 Deadly Secrets Daniella Williams, pastor's kid and academic prodigy is not as she seems. As the daughter of the great Pastor Abdiel Williams she could've turned out to be a saint or a scandal, but she chose to be perfect with stellar precision in order to balance the saint with the thrill seeker by joining the 7 Rings Cartel. Under the unusual guidance of Dr. D.E.X, these are the 7 secrets Daniella has been keeping from the world... or, has the world been keeping them from her?

Twelve-year-old Ivy Marlowe disappears without a trace while walking home from school in a small, tight-knit town. A massive search turns up nothing. The case goes cold, and her family begins to crumble under the weight of grief and unanswered questions. Five years later, Ivy is found wandering in a remote forest on the outskirts of town - dirty, confused, and with no memory of where she's been or what happened to her. Her reappearance shocks the community, and while her family is relieved, they're also unnerved by how much she's changed. Now seventeen, Ivy tries to reintegrate into her old life, but nothing feels familiar. She's plagued by nightmares, sudden panic attacks, and vivid flashes of places she doesn't remember visiting. She can't trust her mind, but something deep inside her whispers that she isn't safe. As Ivy tries to reclaim her life, fragments of memory start to return a locked basement, a cabin in the woods, an iron bracelet around her ankle, a voice whispering rules she had to obey. And worst of all, the man's face always blurred, always watching. MAJIOR PLOT TWIST AT THE END!!!

Every New Year's Eve, the city lights up with fireworks at midnight. This year, when the sky explodes, the clock snaps back to 11:59. And one person Elias loves forgets he was ever alive. The night will keep resetting until someone is erased for good. He has until the final midnight to decide who stops existing in everyone else's memory... including his own. A cold, intimate psychological nightmare about love, memory, and the moment you realise you might already be a ghost.

Skye is twelve when she dies-and wakes up believing she's simply made it home late. She remembers the cold pavement, the fear, the sudden dark... and then she's standing in her kitchen again, asking why there's no butter left. But her house feels wrong. Her mother holds her like she's about to vanish. Her sister looks older, harder, like time has moved on without her. Piece by piece, Skye is forced to understand the impossible truth: she's been gone for five years. The world kept turning. Her family fractured. And somehow, she's come back. The Night Skye Came Home is a quiet, devastating story about love, grief, and the aftermath of loss told through the eyes of a child trying to make sense of a reality that no longer follows the rules. As Skye navigates a town that feels hollowed out by her death, a family reshaped by guilt and survival, and the terrifying mystery of her own return, she must face a question no one can answer for her: how do you live again in a world that already learned how to mourn you? At its heart, this is a story about how deeply one small life mattered-and how love can both save and break the people left behind.

SINOPSIS Setiap pelangi ada akhirnya... tapi tidak semua membawa warna yang kita sangka." Selepas berjaya keluar daripada gelap masa lalu, Aina dan Amir akhirnya melangkah ke fasa hidup baharu. Namun kedamaian itu tidak bertahan lama apabila satu kejadian misteri mengubah segalanya-munculnya seseorang yang membawa rahsia lama, dan petunjuk yang tidak sepatutnya wujud. Kehilangan demi kehilangan membawa mereka ke laluan yang penuh teka-teki. Jejak yang ditemui seakan mengaitkan masa lalu dengan bahaya yang sedang mendekat. Dan semakin mereka mencari jawapan, semakin jelas bahawa ada kebenaran yang sengaja disembunyikan. Dalam pencarian terakhir ini, mereka harus memilih- menoleh ke belakang untuk mencari kebenaran, atau terus berjalan ke hadapan tanpa kepastian. Kerana kadang-kadang... pelangi terakhir bukan penamat, tapi permulaan sebuah pendedahan.

Would you give everything for a world that will never remember your name? Across ruined cities and lost deserts, four strangers awaken, each haunted by visions and memories that do not belong to them. In the frost-choked depths beneath a dying metropolis, Asthera leads the last survivors toward an impossible hope. Innaue dreams of a twin she cannot find. Rima and Shurei are exiles, marked by thirst and prophecy, carrying wounds that are not entirely their own. Somewhere, beneath it all, the Dreamflow stirs, an ancient current binding worlds, lives, and memories in a cycle that refuses to break. As the lines between self and other dissolve, each must confront a question no one dares ask: What would you sacrifice if no one would remember you tried? Failsafe is a mythic, mind-bending journey through love, loss, recursion, and the cost of hope, where the only way to save a broken world is to let it go.

Some people are born to be remembered. Others spend their lives chasing it. Ariana Larken has always dreamed of leaving a mark on the world-of being admired, talked about, and never forgotten. She idolizes Evelora Sainthill, a woman who seems untouchable, perfect, and timeless. Inspired by her, Aria is determined to shine, to be a legend in her own right. But the desire to be remembered comes with a cost. As Aria chases fame, perfection, and immortality through her impact, she begins to realize that history remembers more than just the triumphs-it can also trap those who reach too far. A story of ambition, dreams, and the price of wanting forever, Stuck in History asks: What happens when the desire to be remembered takes over you completely?