Indifference Stories

Kate Parker has spent over six years as the personal assistant to Ethan Sinclair, the enigmatic and impossibly handsome CEO of Sinclair Realty. Despite his wealth, charm, and good looks, Kate has always viewed him through the lens of professionalism, dismissing his attention and extravagant gestures as just him being a good boss. What she doesn't know is that Ethan has been in love with her for years, but Kate's oblivious nature keeps her blind to his feelings. At the company's celebration party, with the world watching, Ethan introduces Kate as his wife, leaving her speechless. It turns out she unknowingly signed a marriage contract-hidden in the paperwork she routinely handled for Ethan. Now legally bound to him, Kate must navigate her shock while Ethan works to win her heart. As they navigate this unusual marriage, Kate begins to see a new side of Ethan and questions her understanding of love. Will she fall for the man she thought she knew, or will she find a way out of this unexpected arrangement?

This is a fanfiction of The Selection by Kiera Cass, the author of the whole novella-series. America Singer wanted to escape her tragic life as the next heiress of her war-torn and poverty-driven country, Illéa. Her parents, King Shalom Singer and Queen Magda Singer, couldn't careless for their poor country. The two megalomaniacs plan to marry-off America to the rebellious leader of the ever-powerful New Asia (Chinese Republic), a war-freak and quite affluent country, General Maxon Schreave who has protected his and America's country against the despicable French Federation, led by the merciless yet stunning Duchess Daphne Cessairè. However, America denied her fate of being the trophy wife of a cruel general who had slain countless innocent citizens of their own countries and their rival's. She then secretly headed out on one fateful night with the help of her trustful lady-in-waiting, Lucy Ferilé. Only to see her die in the arms of the cruel yet obsessed general who desperately tried to violate America when he drunk too much Vodka and Gin. She jumps out the tower where she was always trapped in, landing with a loud and excruciating thud. She laid on the ground, completely unconscious and in great pain at the same time. Bleeding to death, she finds a kind soul who has always admired her from afar. His name is Aspen Leger. A kind taylor who made most of the ballgowns America wore from her childhood up until her 18th birthday, which happened on this unforgettable yet fateful day! This is where the revelation of destiny or rather, fate begins... ******

American Literature poems I enjoyed

The struggles of the adolescence of an immigrant girl.

this is a school essay i wrote about indifference, i am pretty proud about it so here it is. (i translated it!) i did not use ai to write this i appreciate tips

A girl without a happy thought, a boy without a voice.

It's about drinking and stuff.

Aquella vez, podría haber sentido como humano. No lo sé, nunca más volví a experimentarlo.

Poetry provides an escape from reality. All the big emotions that are difficult to talk about come pouring out in writing. It connects people who relate to the words that go unsaid but are felt so deeply. This book allows us to feel human and to realise we all share in the same feelings of love, loss, pain, joy and sadness.

Elia has finally triggered the posession of her ability. To tame blue fire. It was meant to be a blessing, but the way she received it was not. The process to obtain the control takes too much for someone like her. She wasn't ready, for the people she was bound to work with, the people she was supposed to fear and the people who WILL come after her for the gem she holds within her. From then on, it is not Elia who will live on, but the gem. If it escapes from her grip, she's dead. Even if the people still manages to stay alive after they no longer have there given ability, then they live a long, painful death. A Septer is what she is now, the good side of the Gem Bearers who learn control and train to stay alive in life. Crystal Elm is where they all belong, their home. It was the only safe place away from the Sixers, the turned backs of the Septers, and the Falconers, killers of the kinds. Be careful not to get caught or run into any Sixers and Malarcs. If you do, fear for your last breath .. Because I will ..

A faction of my family happens to be wealthy, powerful, and elite. I wrote the first verses of the Chatterzees after attending an event with them. I was simply disgusted how everyone at that Hamptons event were so aloof, arrogant, and obsessed with appreciating themselves (admittedly, I wasn't in the best of moods) but as I hovered around the snarky cliques, I was reminded of the arrogance of the Romanovs who were indifferent to the suffering around them. The backdrop was 2009 when most the nation was reeling from the Housing Crash... I was truly blessed in the privilege of this parallax view... It was an opportunity to see a truth few Americans behold. A fly on the wall witnessing how rich and superficial a tiny portion of America has become. That said, I begrudge no one for achieving prosperity, and I still love those people and do admire each in their own special way. However, I do believe that fewer Americans have the same opportunities as they, regardless of ability, and it bothered me how oblivious they were to their own rare privilege. After all, they are the movers and shakers of our world today. If the Chatterzees were to deliver them any kind of message, I would hope it would be to realize their privilege and use some it to help others up; for it's not that riches are a sin... it's what one does with riches that truly counts.

The world is bleak. This room is bleak. I am bleak.

Life is a beautiful thing, but it can also be harsh and unforgiving. It can break you down and leave you feeling empty and lost. The broken trinkets of life are the shattered pieces of our hopes and dreams that we thought were unbreakable. They are the pieces of our hearts that have been shattered by disappointment, loss, and pain. Nihilism is the belief that life has no meaning or purpose. It is the idea that everything is ultimately meaningless and that there is no ultimate truth or value in anything. Nihilism can be a dark and depressing philosophy, but it can also be liberating in its own way. It can free us from the constraints of society and allow us to create our own meaning and purpose in life. The broken trinkets of life and nihilism often go hand in hand. When we experience loss and pain, it can be difficult to find meaning and purpose in life. We may feel like everything we once believed in has been shattered and that there is no point in trying anymore. This is where nihilism can come in and offer us a new perspective. It can help us see that the meaning and purpose we once believed in were just illusions, and that we have the power to create our own meaning and purpose in life. In a way, the broken trinkets of life and nihilism can be seen as two sides of the same coin. They both represent the struggle to find meaning and purpose in a world that can be cruel and unforgiving. But they also represent the potential for growth and transformation. When we embrace our brokenness and accept the nihilistic nature of the world, we can begin to rebuild ourselves and create a new sense of purpose and meaning in life.

In the year of 1997 Jake White and Jennifer Grace tie the knot. Three years later they have an unexpected child. The boy is diagnosed with cerebral palsy and level 1 Autism Spectrum Disorder. The couple did not want to have a child to even begin with so they sign away their parental rights and give him to foster care. The story is about the lives of the parents, their choices, their son's options and needs . In everyday life so often people with more attack those with less. You will be seeing a lot of that here. There are no antagonists or protagonists in the text . The entire narrative is written from the perspective of several people with different approaches to life.

They didn't stop loving each other all at once Elena and Julian learned something more dangerous instead-how to live without asking, without arguing, without needing answers. Their love didn't end with slammed doors or broken glass. It ended with politeness. With restraint. With silence practiced so well it felt like peace This is a story about the quiet kind of heartbreak. The kind that preserves the house, pays the bills, smiles in public-and empties everything that matters.

Poems from the past present and future by Julien and Cj. We had an old book about 2 years age called "Rose Thorn" that was tragically deleted called and we were lucky enough to find the deleted poems. So this is going to be the reuploaded version with a couple of new poems. DISCLAIMER: the photo in the backround of the cover is from google. Neither of us took that picture but we did edit it with Wattpads 'Covers' app. Like Comment Follow Enjoy.

No life is easy when your a teenager. But having your classmates believe that you are mute and that you murdered your own parents, can add a little bit of toughness to your school day.