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Published on 4/5/20 In Neo's past life, he was a wicked person who sought to kill his little brother, the rightful heir of a Ducal House. His conspiracy led to his eventual demise. Then he was reborn into another world and became a successful medical researcher... ... Then he died again because he believed he was too good for the concept of sleep, and was sent back to the beginning, before his plans and cruel deeds led him down the path of no return. This second chance might be his salvation. . . It was said that the oldest Young Master of the Odum Family has become strange as of late. Was he perhaps trying to kill someone again? His younger brother better watch out, or else he might die this time. Everyone, duck and cover! Don't want to be in the crossfire! Edited by: bafflinghaze Cover by @Niveggo. Volume I Spring 1 - 40 Complete Volume II Summer 41 - ??? Obligatory Declaration (because it is now 2025): This story was made by a human author. In fact, all my stories were made by a human author. Do NOT feed more work into AI. I do not permit my works to be used in any way to train generative AI.

Book Descriptions are so Irritating. If you want to read a book, just read it. Why do you want to know the description? -That's Kai, and this is his story. Excuse me, whoever is writing a shit of my life, get your head checked. What's there to even write about my life? -A book unlike any other, focusing on Kai's monologues of life and his journey to find his purpose in life. Excuse me, what!!!, That makes me seem like I am depressed, I am fucking not!!! -Join him on his journey of badminton and contemplate thoughts about life. It's not that deep, dude, stop!!! -Junior school last year arc is undergoing.

Tilly Diggory has spent her life running when things get too close. Learning to Stay is a soft, emotional story about love, loss, and what happens when leaving is no longer an option. Part 1/3

"I'll go anywhere as long as there's a slope." The photo studio is located on the largest island in Japan's Seto Inland Sea. "Masui Traveling Photo Studio" is a small studio run by Shinya Masui, a photographer who uses a wheelchair. Because he can't take physically demanding shots, Shinya puts his whole heart into capturing the true beauty of his subjects. Nothing much happens, but something is definitely unfolding in Shinya's daily life. It's gentle and brings back a nostalgic feeling. If you like, why not take a peek into his world and share those moments with him? This is the English translation of "増井出張写真館～あなたの幸せ、切り撮ります." You can read the original Japanese version here: https://www.wattpad.com/story/397066248-%E5%A2%97%E4%BA%95%E5%87%BA%E5%BC%B5%E5%86%99%E7%9C%9F%E9%A4%A8%EF%BD%9E%E3%81%82%E3%81%AA%E3%81%9F%E3%81%AE%E5%B9%B8%E3%81%9B%E3%80%81%E5%88%87%E3%82%8A%E6%92%AE%E3%82%8A%E3%81%BE%E3%81%99%EF%BD%9E

He watches people. Their smiles. Their kindness. Their honesty. He believes silence keeps him untouched-until someone looks back. Someone sees through the mask he never thought he wore, forcing him to question what remains when you observe life instead of living it. A psychological coming-of-age story about identity, quiet alienation, and the danger of being invisible for too long. Some masks hide you. Others erase you. A slow-burn psychological story intended for mature young adult readers. This is a slow, introspective story. It focuses on psychology, silence, and subtle moments rather than action. If you enjoy stories that make you uncomfortable in a quiet way-this is for you. #1 in silence #1 in perception

"Not a replacement. Just presence."

I loved how beautiful my name once. Now I wonder if it ever belonged to me. My name is Suhani. Growing up, I believed beautiful names were meant for beautiful lives. But reality taught me that I was never the favorite not my parents' not my friends' not even God's. I was always there, always trying, but never chosen. That's why I hate stories where the soft-spoken, broken girl turns out to be God's favorite and gets everything in the end. Real life doesn't work like that. At least, it never did for me. And then, suddenly, everything started changing. My parents want me back. My best friend whom I loved quietly started returning my feelings. The love I waited for my entire life finally showed up. But instead of happiness, I felt fear. It isn't thrilling. It isn't exciting. It doesn't feel like a dream come true. It feels...wrong. Why now? Why all at once? Is this God's way of apologizing for all the years of my loneliness? Or is something bad waiting for me at the end of this sudden warmth? I don't know if they truly want me or if I'm just a pawn in someone else's secret game. What I do know is this: I will not let anyone ruin my life anymore. I will not accept love at the cost of my freedom. I will question. I will search. I will find the truth. This is not a love story. This is my story of fear, awakening, and choosing myself. Will you walk with me through this rollercoaster, where love feels dangerous, faith feels fragile, and the truth might change everything? ✨ Because sometimes, being noticed is far more terrifying than being invisible. ✨

After her mother's death, Milcah tries to keep her life intact - until workplace politics and a shifting friendship turns her grief into a battleground. ★ ★ ★ When Milcah Sweetwine loses her mother, she loses her sense of home. Grieving in silence, she faces a world that mistakes her composure for strength and her quiet for weakness. Inside a fluorescent postal facility - where small politics can feel like survival - Milcah confronts betrayal, jealousy, and the haunting echoes of womanhood passed down through generations. Held by a love that doesn't ask her to perform, Milcah learns to live inside her grief without disappearing. ★ ★ ★ Sweetwine is a tender, haunting story of loss and becoming - a reminder that even what's been buried can bloom again. Content Note: This story explores grief, death, mental health, psychological abuse, and sexual content. Reader discretion is advised.

Some versions of me.

Some people watch movies to escape life. I watched them to understand mine.

What I Saw is a collection of poems about love, loss, silence, and the small moments that stay with us. These pieces move through quiet rooms, busy streets, and the spaces in between, noticing how people connect, how they miss one another, and how meaning can be found in the things we almost say. This book isn't about having answers - it's about paying attention. This is what I saw.

​This is a ⚡️ Q&A ⚡️BOOK IN WHAT ARE YOU SEARCHING FOR ?, I Open The Floor To Myself and You All to find the answers that ley deeply in our souls. The Questions We Should Ask Ourselves ​Its true importance lies in presenting a set of fundamental questions-the ones that each of us should give ourselves the time to ask, honestly and often. JOIN ME.😁 LET'S SEE THE DEPTHS OF OUR SOULS.

What happens when a city forgets its own name? One morning, everyone realizes they can no longer remember the word that once held their city together. The streets remain. The river still flows. People go to work, fall in love, argue, grieve. But without a name, systems begin to fail-banks freeze, borders blur, records erase themselves, and memory becomes unstable. The Day the City Forgot Its Name follows an archivist who watches history quietly reject authority, and a delivery driver whose familiar routes start to lose meaning. As the city unravels, its residents are forced to confront an unsettling truth: names don't just describe places-they authorize ownership, power, and belonging. This is a slow-burn, idea-driven story about memory, bureaucracy, colonial legacy, and what remains when certainty collapses. There are no easy answers, no restored order-only the question of how to live honestly inside a place that refuses to be possessed. If you like stories that linger, unsettle, and stay with you long after the last line, this city is waiting.

They never said when it began. Only that, one day, it was already there. Avni Agarwal has trained herself to believe that emotions are weaknesses. Taj Siddiqui has learned to survive by discipline. In the quiet chaos of Lahore, their paths cross under the pretext of coincidence-shared chai, familiar corners, old songs playing softly where no one asks too many questions. Neither asks who the other truly is. Both are trained not to. What grows between them is never named. It lives in pauses, in restraint, in words deliberately left unsaid. One evening, he says quietly, "Mohabbat agar sachchi ho, toh usey bayaan karna zaroori nahi hota." She understands what he means. Later, when truth presses too close, she answers with equal restraint, "Phir bhi... kuch rishton ko chup rehkar bhi nibhaana padta hai." When the truth finally surfaces, it does not arrive like an explosion-it arrives like ache. And they are forced to confront a love that cannot be chosen without cost. This is not a story about confession or victory. It is a story about dignity. About loyalty. About love that survives by learning how to let go. Some love stories do not end. They simply exist. They...become dua.

She thought he ghosted her. He thought she didn't care. They were both wrong. Wildlife conservationist Noah meets actor Pedro at the worst possible moment -- right after throwing up on him. But instead of a disaster, it becomes the best weekend of her life. Beach walks, rainforest hikes, conversations that feel like coming home. She writes her number on a napkin. He promises to call. Ten months pass. Silence. Noah buries the hurt and throws herself into work. Pedro does the same, convinced the weekend meant nothing to her. Then they run into each other at a conservation center in Chile. The anger is immediate. So is the attraction. He lost her number. She thought he lied. Now they have three weeks to fix what broke -- or walk away from the connection they never stopped feeling. ── ⊹ ˖♡˖ ⊹ ── Hey guys! I'm almost done with this one, so I'll start posting more chapters soon. What do you think so far? Anything marked with a ♡ will have smut. There won't be much but just in case :)

A journey into the abyss of your inner Self, are we alone in the world? What it takes to start shining? Are we meant to shine to begin with? The story revolves around an human being facing two worlds. The outside world and the inner, Self, world.

A young rebel has been sentenced to death by exposure -- and he's ready for it. Right? This is a story of a man grappling with his convictions, his resolve, and his own mortality.

A collection of poetry that may pierce your soul in good ways or bad.

Resonance is the story of Melissa Linwood, a young woman holding her broken family together while trying not to fall apart herself. College promises control, but new friendships-and the return of Liam Vale, the professor who was once the boy who knew her best-upend her carefully built defenses. As past grief collides with present desire, Melissa and Liam must face the ghosts they've long avoided. What follows is a powerful exploration of love, loyalty, and the invisible force that binds us: the resonance between people that can break us-or save us.

Amaya Cervantes is good at disappearing: At work, at school, even in her own life. But when strangers begin speaking to her through a screen, and the world around her starts to slip out of focus, Amaya is forced to face a terrifying question: what happens when hiding is no longer safe? staying invisible is no longer an option. As one person draws closer and the truth remains just out of reach, Amaya must confront the danger and the cost...of being seen.