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Marcus lives in the shadows of a past he can't shake and a future he can't see. Drawn to the ocean's mysterious pull, he searches for answers in its vastness-only to find himself on the edge of something unexpected. A chance encounter, a heart-wrenching betrayal, and the whispers of a hidden light will change everything. Dive into a story of resilience and rebirth, where even in the darkest depths, the soul might just find a spark.

✦ 📘 Description "What if you got a second chance... but didn't ask for it?" They say survival is a miracle. But no one talks about what comes after. Y, a man who stood at the edge of the world-broken, betrayed, and buried in silence-throws himself into the darkness, hoping to escape the pain that hollowed him out. But instead of death, he wakes up to the haunting reality of a second chance. No applause. No redemption arc. Just the weight of a soul that didn't want saving. This is not a story of falling in love. It's a story of falling apart-and crawling your way back piece by jagged piece. Through quiet rage, shattered mirrors, cheap food, and brutal self-confrontation, Y begins the hardest journey of all: finding himself again. For the outcasts. For the broken. For the ones who didn't think they'd make it. This is your story too. "What If" is a raw, poetic, and unfiltered journey of trauma, healing, and the fight to live when living feels impossible. Let me know what platform you're planning to publish on and I can format everything perfectly for it! 💌

"Steel Dome" tells the story of Muhammad Rasyid, a teenager from a small gang in Balikpapan, East Kalimantan, struggling with inner conflicts and growing up. Named after a respected religious figure, Rasyid faces high expectations from his family, especially his father, Pak Sudirman, a heavy machinery mechanic who dreams of Rasyid becoming a devout student at a pesantren in East Java. However, Rasyid's true passion lies in mechanics and machines, a world filled with the scent of oil and the sounds of tools. The story begins with Rasyid's failure in a regional adhan competition, shattering his family's hopes and causing silent tension. His father, burdened by past disappointments and strict family religious ideals, views Rasyid's mechanical interests as a betrayal. His mother quietly supports and tries to mediate. Faced with the choice between pesantren or family disappointment, Rasyid embarks on a journey to define himself. Distancing from religious rituals, he finds "Lingkar Pembaca" (Reader's Circle), a welcoming community where doubts are embraced, and identities explored without judgment. With newfound confidence and plans to enter a vocational school for automotive engineering, Rasyid confronts his father in their home workshop, symbolizing the clash of tradition and dreams. His practical yet heartfelt arguments, coupled with readiness for apprenticeship, soften his father's resistance and open a fragile space for reconciliation. The vibrant backdrop of Balikpapan grounds the story with its sounds, smells, and community warmth. The title "Steel Dome" symbolizes strength, resilience, and honesty, embodied by Rasyid's sister Sari, who dreams of building a mosque dome from shining steel - strong and transparent, like the faith and identity Rasyid is forging.

The Story "The Healing Heart" follows the emotional journey of Shivaan, a man haunted by the tragic loss of his wife, and Rishika, a compassionate and resilient woman who steps into his life as his caregiver. As their paths intertwine, both are forced to confront their pasts, heal old wounds, and discover a love they never expected. Together, they learn that healing doesn't mean forgetting, but embracing the possibility of a new beginning. This story is about second chances, the power of vulnerability, and the quiet strength found in love.

After a long creative burnout, Elara stumbles into a quiet bookshop on a rainy day - a place that smells like stories, tea, and second chances. Each visit brings something new: a handwritten note tucked between pages, a quiet artist sketching in the corner, and a reminder that some stories begin when you're not trying to be found. A cozy tale of rediscovery, anonymous kindness, and the slow-burn magic of being seen.

Currently nominated for two major Australian literature awards. Sometimes, it's impossible to get home, especially if home is not where you think it is. Aboriginal urbanite Billy doesn't know much about his heritage and he's quite content to let it stay that way. One late night out changes all that. After being marooned on a central Australian highway, he finds his future determined by a pair of unlikely saviours, elders of a small aboriginal community, and some uncomfortable truths. Not to mention the assistance of a mysterious entity only he can see. Relying on instinct and confounded by circumstances beyond his control he tries to find his way home. Loreless-part quest, part ghost story, part contemporary tale-takes the reader on a road trip through a central Australia filled with humour and endless surprise. Wattpad Featured Story - reader's quotes: "Captivating!" "...an evocative narrative.." "...fascinating..." "..beautifully and compassionately written! I literally gasped out loud." Warning: Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people are advised that this novel contains historical references which may cause distress.

Hannah's life was already a storm of hardships when sickness nearly ended it all. Lost in a body growing weaker by the day, abandoned by those who should have cared, and holding on by the last thread of hope, she meets a mysterious healer-not of this world-who speaks through butterflies and shows her she's never been alone. In this deeply emotional true story, transformed into fiction, Hannah and her faithful friend Hope walk through shadows, searching for light. A story of pain, healing, miracles, and sisterhood.

Two days. One chance to rewrite his life. Michael Hayes wakes up in an alternate reality-one where the life he dreamed of is his reality. For 48 hours, he experiences what could have been: the love he lost, the dreams he abandoned, and the person he might have become. But as the hours slip away, Michael is faced with a choice: return to his real life and risk losing it all, or rewrite his future and fight for the life he truly desires. The 48-Hour Reset is a gripping journey of self-discovery, love, and second chances. What would you do if you had 48 hours to reset everything?

Naomi thought she had her life figured out. But at thirty-two, she's broke, lonely, and wondering if love-or even faith-still has a place in her world. When she returns to her old neighborhood, she reunites with Eli, a childhood friend who's never even kissed a woman. He's kind, awkward, and still deeply tied to his religious upbringing. One vulnerable night, Eli makes an unexpected request: to experience intimacy for the first time with someone he trusts. Naomi doesn't know if she can say yes. But when a storm forces her to stay the night with his family, she's reminded of everything she's been missing-connection, warmth, touch. What starts as a single moment of comfort will ignite a chain of events that challenge her heart, her faith, and the line between right and wrong.

Aisha Khalid never planned to spend her days trapped in routine, working at a small café while life passed her by. Once, she had dreams-dreams filled with the warmth of home-cooked meals, the laughter of family, and the scent of saffron and honey lingering in the air. But after losing her mother, everything changed. Now, coffee tastes bitter, and the future feels distant. Then there's Zayd Rahman-steady, persistent, and always returning to the same café, ordering the same drink. He sees things in Aisha that she refuses to acknowledge. The way she carefully prepares his coffee, the way she clings to an old recipe book like a lifeline, the way she exists in a world she no longer feels part of. When Aisha stumbles upon a letter left behind by her mother, urging her to rekindle the lost art of cooking, she is forced to confront the past she has long buried. With each recipe she recreates, she begins to remember-to taste, to feel, to live again. And as Zayd lingers in her life, offering quiet encouragement and unexpected warmth, Aisha must decide: will she continue existing in the shadows of yesterday, or will she take a chance on something new? A story of love, loss, healing, and rediscovering the flavors of life, A Taste of Home is a heartfelt novel that reminds us that sometimes, the smallest acts-brewing coffee, writing recipes, or sharing a meal-can bring us back to who we truly are.

Before he was the powerful Reverend Jonathan Ward - shepherd of one of the city's largest and most respected churches - he was a man of the law. A sharp, unshakable defense attorney who believed in protecting the people from a system designed to break them. But power has a price. When a high-profile client from the city's most feared family offers him more money and influence than he's ever seen, Jonathan finds himself standing at the edge of a dangerous line - one that could cost him his soul. Then comes Clarice - a brilliant, faith-driven hospital CEO raising two daughters on her own. She sees the man behind the tailored suits and courtroom victories... a man God isn't finished with yet. From the pulpit to the courthouse, from late-night prayers to the high-stakes battles of justice, Gospel & Law is a sweeping tale of faith, love, and redemption. It's the story of a man learning that true victory isn't won in the courtroom... but in the heart.

"Lesson from the Heart" is a poignant story about love, loss, and self-discovery. It follows a character who, through life's trials, learns the value of resilience and forgiveness. As they navigate heartbreak, betrayal, and unexpected challenges, they uncover profound truths about healing and the power of embracing one's authentic self.

One scarred heart. One fake marriage. One unexpected chance at love. When thirty-year-old Leila, a devout and quiet Moroccan woman, moves to China to teach English, she carries more than just a suitcase-she carries the scars of a childhood fire, the sting of rejection, and her mother's cruel words echoing in her mind. To keep her job and visa, she agrees to a fake marriage with Chen Wei, a wealthy, aloof Chinese man haunted by the loss of his brother. They live in separate rooms. Speak cautiously. Pretend for the world. But behind closed doors, misunderstandings, quiet moments, and shared pain begin to stitch a fragile bond between them. As government inspections, emotional wounds, and cultural gaps threaten to unravel their arrangement, Leila's faith and Chen Wei's growing admiration for her strength ignite something neither of them expected-hope. Can two broken souls find home in each other? In the shadows of grief, sometimes the heart finds light where it was never looking.

Dive into "Faith Beyond Loss," a poignant short story about siblings Max and Lily. As Lily battles a terminal illness with unwavering faith, her brother Max struggles with skepticism. Discover how Lily's faith transcends loss, guiding Max to find hope and belief in the power of faith. This inspirational narrative is a touching exploration of love, grief, and the transformative journey from doubt to belief.

He believes the door should be closed on him. But it never is. Elias Nathaniel Cruz lives with a quiet weight he never talks about. Once faithful, now distant, he is convinced that his mistakes have placed him beyond forgiveness. In his mind, God is a door he no longer deserves to walk through. When Sofia Mendoza, a sharp-tongued and warm-hearted bakery worker, pulls him into an ordinary afternoon that leads to a small community chapel, Elias is forced to face the fear he has been avoiding for years. What he expects is rejection. What he finds instead is patience.

At twenty-seven, Aurora Elise Navarro has spent her life on the sidelines, tethered to the confines of a rare disease known as Still's Syndrome, a condition that limits her mobility and causes chronic pain. Aurora's world is small but richly layered-she spends her days painting dreamy landscapes inspired by places she's never seen, content to live vicariously through her art. But deep down, she aches for something more, something she believes she can never have: a life filled with passion, adventure, and love. Enter Lucas Adrian West, a thirty-two-year-old travel photographer whose own life is marked by a shadow he cannot escape. Still mourning the loss of his fiancée three years earlier, Lucas travels the globe to avoid confronting the loneliness that follows him wherever he goes. When Lucas stumbles upon Aurora's paintings in a small gallery in their shared hometown of Port Echo, he feels an inexplicable pull toward the artist behind them. What begins as an unlikely friendship blossoms into a transformative love story, but it is not without its challenges. Aurora must learn to trust that her illness doesn't define her worth, and Lucas must find the courage to embrace a future that doesn't include his past. Together, they embark on a journey to the French Riviera, where Aurora's paintings come to life, and both learn what it truly means to heal and let love in.