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Max Conroy is an exchange student from the US, studying in the Japanese city of Yanomitsu. His life seems incredibly boring to all his classmates: Max has few friends, no club, and perfect grades for all subjects except social studies. What they don't know is that Max is actually a high-class agent working for an organization called "The Eclipse Society" and that he moved here not because of education-seeking but due to a giant and elaborate web of schemes that is about to get even more complex now that the Society's main enemy, "The Remnants of the Dawn," is getting active again. Max has to face the upcoming danger and learn to actually accept himself for who and 'what' he really is.

Just because you're a monster is no excuse for not trying to be a good neighbor. When a truce is called between the Vampire Clans Revenant and Nosferatu, Revenant Vampire Tiberius chooses to use this opportunity to set a few things straight, including striking a deal with certain humans near his lair. But when an unidentified creature begins terrorizing the local area, Tiberius fears it will break the already fragile peace between him and them. And to make matters worse, Elizabeth, the human girl he took under his wing, is starting to see things that concern them both. Determined to protect her and himself, Tiberius won't give up the hunt until this creature is dealt with - even if he has to ally himself with someone from his past he knows he can never trust.

what would happen if lute recognised one of the sinners from her past life on earth?

Gabriel is a seminarian bound by his vows. Clara is the girl he was never supposed to notice. In the quiet halls of San Sebastian Parish, a forbidden spark turns into a wildfire that threatens to destroy seven years of sacrifice. When the community turns against them and the doors of the church are slammed shut, Gabriel must decide if his true vocation is in the pulpit-or in the arms of the woman the world says he cannot have. A story of faith, sacrifice, and the love that found a way when the lights went out.

~ where have the stars gone?

It's 5am. They're still awake. A nameless Espeon lies alone in their bed, trapped in their own thoughts, watching another wasted day slip quietly into the next.

Would you change your beliefs if you didn't fit in? Stella will find out what it costs to stay true to herself. Empathy towards spirits puts her at odds within a military academy built to train students for war. When political pressure pushes her into the Student Council, she's expected to serve a system she doesn't truly belong to and keep it functioning as it begins to fracture. Stella proves she can do the job. In fact, her reliability and efficiency is exactly what the system demands. But the more the nation depends on her consistency and reliability, the harder it becomes to ignore what that success is costing her. As survival inside the system demands silence and compromise, Stella is forced to question whether staying alive within it means losing the part of herself that refused to accept its rules in the first place.

Elizabeth falls in a world full of blood thirsty elite vampires that ruled cities,The Volturi.Caius one of the three leaders becomes extremely fixated on her because her blood sings to him.She becomes his human pet. This causes inner conflict with himself, Elizabeth and his angered wife. ( all rights belong to the original author of the source material "twilight" Stephanie Meyer)

Aster Dursley was a normal kid with an abnormal family. That's all to be said, until he met a very sassy owl, got kicked out of his home, and was left to navigate a newly-found magical world on his own. It's not that bad, then it is... Inspired by Drag Path | Twenty One Pilots <33 Draco Malfoy x Male OC

A young woman escapes from the tyrannical island on the water world where she and her family are enslaved, and - via wormhole (where infinity is compressed into a singular space) - lands on Earth in the present day, to her abundant relief... and her abundant regret. This story, told in two parts (I separated them into two chapters on this platform for ease), is a speculative allegory for real-life past and present-day accounts of forced labor and how they tear apart families. In the 2025 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, it won a National Gold Medal - the competition's highest possible award - placing it in the top 0.35% of entries out of over 310,000 entries from all over the U.S. and Canada. Additionally, it was published in the Scholastic Art & Writing Awards' Annual Anthology: Writing Selections from the 2025 Scholastic Art & Writing Awards, which only chose 55 pieces of writing to be published in print out of roughly 155,000, placing my story in the top 0.035% of all entered works in the 2025 competition. Scholastic's word limit is 3,000, and my original story contained exactly that amount. This expanded version is 4,600 words. I added lots of dialogue and extra description that I thought would elevate the story. The narrative, plot, characters, and everything else are exactly the same. Feel free to leave feedback and comment on anything!!!

She loved him quietly. He loved her only when no one was watching. When he chose the crowd, she chose herself. They were never in love the same way. For Celia Bennett, love is quiet-shared rooms, soft conversations, and waiting without asking. For Jeremy Calder, love is reflection-finding himself in someone else's loneliness. When their fragile world collapses under social pressure and silence, only one of them learns how to move on. A melancholic story about being chosen only when it's convenient-and the strength it takes to walk away unseen. Author's Note: This story is inspired by the emotional themes of "Reflections" by The Neighbourhood. All characters, events, and interpretations are original and fictional.

A poem for those who are no longer living, but simply existing; a journey of seeking the meaning of life until death finds us truly alive.

This is a Toilet-Bound Hanako-kun story, but not about Hanako-about the quiet moments between bell rings, the way hallways feel too loud, and how feelings can change without warning. And a teenage girl growing up and learning to mature. It's a slowburn, the kind that hurts a little. The kind where emotions don't move in a straight line. Where admiration turns into confusion, where liking someone feels dangerous, and where hating someone might just be the easiest way to survive liking them too much. The story feels soft but dramatic, like late nights, tear-stained notebooks, and thoughts that won't shut up. It's about being watched, misunderstood, and placed on pedestals you never asked for. It's about growing up inside a world full of rumors, spirits, and people who don't realize how fragile words can be. This isn't a loud love story. It's quiet. Awkward. Slow. And it's written the way a teenage girl in love would write-too honest, a little messy, and full of feelings she doesn't know what to do with yet.

Lady Jennifer li Montclair is the Empire's most pitied secret. Although married into royalty and surrounded by luxury, she lives a life defined by cold absence and even colder expectations. An unconsummated marriage, a husband who never cared for her, and a court that watches her fail in elegant silence. As whispers sharpen and her ambitious father tightens his grip, Jennifer's loneliness turns corrosive, eroding her health, her faith, and even her sense of worth. Trapped between political expectation and emotional starvation, she begins to unravel. Haunted by the belief that she alone is to blame for a marriage that has become both a public humiliation and a private nightmare. Prince Martin vi Balmorra, meanwhile, is everything the Empire reveres: a disciplined dragon-rider, a flawless young naval commander, and a prince who never fails to meet expectations. His calculated absence is the cornerstone of a dangerous strategy. One that has begun to take its toll, even on him. But as Prince Martin and Crown Princess Lydia prepare to expose a conspiracy rooted in corruption and deceit, the consequences of that distance come due. With a political storm closing in, Jennifer stands at the intersection of ambition and silence. An innocent woman whose suffering has been deemed as acceptable collateral in the preservation of an empire that may not survive its own secrets.

Marius Azudel is a creepy looking guy with little to no friends. That doesn't bother him at all though, because he has everything he needs-storybooks! In fact, he's the president of the storybook club at a prestigious magic academy. However, the principal isn't fond of the club, and makes a non-negotiable bet with Marius. He tells him that if he manages to recruit more than three members of the club by the end of the month, he'll become student of the year! If he doesn't meet his expectations though, then he'll forcefully disband the club! Marius has been having a hard time, and resorts to using a school legend's magic to help. It doesn't go as planned as it changed his appearance, but his new, attractive looks seem to be aiding him in goal. What will happen when his new appearance makes people fall for him!? ( Updates every other week on Mondays but might be late depending on my schedule! Cover is also a work in progress! And this is NOT a pjsk oc story despite me making and using a card edit for my wip cover! )

Performing a duet together was only the beginning of something more in Jake and Hailey's relationship. Hailey has been hopeful since the competition, but Jake still seems to have his heart set on Daisy... Will some conflicting feelings about his best friend get in the way? 🎵 Originally when I started HotH I had a disclaimer that I could abandon it whenever. I stand by not putting too much pressure on myself, but I WILL complete this fic in full. I'm not going to abandon it permanently, bc I've made a commitment to the story & to you guys! It's just going to take some time. Thank you for your kindness!!! Chapters 1-4 are on average 2000 words (with a couple outliers). Chapters 5 and onwards are approximately 5000 words each. All inspirations for parts of the fic are listed here: First chapter scenario - •Niko_Juffering☆ on YouTube The prom arc as a concept - those in RMM who theorized about it And author's notes are found in the comments. Cover art by yours truly 😌 the fonts are not mine! Disclaimer: Due to recent news and statistics, I no longer use ChatGPT for assistance, or anything at all. But the following is a message that applies to earlier in this book's production. I NEVER use ChatGPT to generate ideas or blocks of text. I use it for a few title ideas, or official/final chapter titles when I'm desperate or just think it fits best. I also use it by generating how a scene MAY go, to help myself through art block or feel more confident in what I'm writing. I totally understand if you get the ick reading that I use it and that's completely fair but please know that I only use it as a tool to help me when I need it, never to do the work for me. With that said, I give credit to ChatGPT for the title of this fic and the title of chapter 5.

What is Ezekiel gonna do when he sees his high school classmate as his apartment neighbor? For Ezekiel this man was the epiphany of annoyance. Maybe he's crazy but he felt like Ezra's main focus was to annoy him. He remembered in high school how he would always be there at every corner with the same purpose. He would ask, rant, and chat about how much Ezra annoys him but everyone told him Ezra treats no one like that. Maybe just maybe Ezra has changed since high school or he's the same egotistical bastard he's said to be but let's see how these new neighbors are going to handle each other?

The fall and the fire.

Two people who loved each other, but timing, fear, and life kept them apart. Jayyid leaves home to study in a foreign country believing distance will make him lighter. Instead, it sharpens everything he has been taught to hold inside. In a college hostel filled with unfamiliar faces and late-night conversations, he meets Safwan, quiet, observant, kind in a way that does not demand explanation. What begins as friendship slowly becomes something deeper, unnamed, and dangerous to acknowledge. Between shared meals, silent prayers, and moments that linger longer than they should, Jayyid finds himself torn between desire and devotion, longing and restraint. When an accident shatters their fragile closeness, Jayyid is forced to confront what it means to love someone he may never fully have, and what it costs to ask God for mercy while bargaining with his own heart. As faith, guilt, and silence collide, he learns that some loves are not meant to be claimed, only carried. Set across two countries and shaped by distance, memory, and prayer, this is a story about becoming-about the quiet ways love changes us, even when we choose to let it go.