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  • (ʀᴇᴀʟɪᴛʏ) ᴡʜᴀᴛ ᴛʜᴇ ᴄɪᴛʏ ᴋᴇᴘᴛ | by _RelleLebby_
    _RelleLebby_
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      Parts 7
    Dallas does not forget anything. It watches from neon-lit bar corners and Highland Park breakfast tables, from Oak Cliff church pews and Carrollton market stalls where two languages blend mid-sentence without apology. Ashley Moore is three months from her Communications degree, bartending her way toward a future her mother has different blueprints for - loyal, incisive, and done shrinking herself to fit rooms that were never built for her. Chloe Blanchard is a Design junior navigating the quiet war between who she is and who her world expects her to be, photographing shadows and hiding her real work behind the version of herself that causes the least disruption. When a Deep Ellum dare becomes the best decision either of them makes all year, the city takes note. What follows is not a fairytale. It is family reckoning, legal confrontation, identity excavation, and two women learning to choose each other loudly inside a world that would prefer they stay quiet. The burn is slow. The love is earned. Nothing important comes without cost. drama © Relle H. all rights reserved.
  • Doing it For The Sun by APersonWhoBreaths
    APersonWhoBreaths
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      Parts 3
    I'm just doing this for fun because I'm a fan of My Hero Academia. I hope you enjoy. I do not own the rights to My Hero Academia or the cover of this book.
  • Clairvoyant by happilyharrys
    happilyharrys
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    Kira Carter is just another ordinary college student, except she has a gift more powerful then she knows. She's a psychic. - inspired by Marvel's Agents of Shield
  • The Light of Midnight by Ravrod3
    Ravrod3
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    “Sakura sakura yayoi no sora wa mi-watasu kagiri kasumi ka kumo ka nioi zo izuru izaya izaya mini yukan” Every rule needs an exception. And, I was the exception. I was born Japanese, and somewhere between my infancy and school years I lost that. I knew absolutely no Japanese, hated rice and fish, was no good in science or math, etc.. My father had left me, my mother, and my sister, when I was little. I always blamed my mother, to me it seemed the only answer, somehow I couldn't face it that he found love within another woman, another family. With blaming my mother came a good deal of resentment, I was often bitter and I always saw my mother as weak. I was young and foolish, until that horrible day, the day everything I had thought I knew came crumbling around me.
  • Heroes Legion: "Year One": Episode 8: Sumo Unleashed! by maskedhero100
    maskedhero100
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      Parts 8
    When Hiro Nakajima is exposed to M-Raditation, he is granted the ability to absorb "excess body mass" from people he touches in order to transform into a "Sumo Wrestler"-esque super form. The Heroes Legion race to find him first and train him in understanding/learning to control his newfound abilities before The Dark Elite can get to him. But Hiro Nakajima must figure out on his own where he stands in this strange and dangerous new world he has now become a part of due to his mutation.
  • The Club by ABWriter
    ABWriter
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      Parts 29
    Everyone wants to reach the top. To have it all. Fame, fortune, everything dreams are supposed to be made of. Erika Takai is no different. One Birthday. One Wish. That's all it would take to join the exclusive club. But at what cost? What happens when you finally reach the top, but realize too late that it's not what you dreamed it would be? After her 27th birthday, Erika will race against time to undo a deal she never meant to make and ensure she lives to see 28.
  • FIRSTBORN by itz_lxch3ll3
    itz_lxch3ll3
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    Kyoko Kobayashi is a Japanese-American kid who is the oldest child out of her 3 sisters Arashi, Haruka, and Aiko. Just like anybody else, Kyoko has a life too, but most of the time her problems get overlooked. Join Kyoko's journey about her life as an oldest child. ✎﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏ Hello! My name is Lachelle and I decided to make this book similar to my experience as a Vietnamese-American child who was the oldest child out of her 3 younger sisters. Remember that this is based off of my memories and how I felt being the oldest sibling. Keep in mind, most of the characters are fictional, but some people and all of the places are real. Most events from this book are real and some events aren't because the main character (Kyoko) is an OC that I have had for a long time so I still want some of her original backstory in her. ✎﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏﹏ || STARTED: June 14, 2024 ( 6/14/24 ) || || ENDED: ( STORY HAS NOT ENDED YET ) ||
  • The First Sweetheart Ever Seen (Loraanne X Male Reader) by 64BitGander
    64BitGander
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      Parts 7
    You are a 15 year old boy whose parents died & was raised by an abusive couple, so you ran away & met Lorraane, a 16 year old who has the same experience. Then it turns into a wild goose chase
  • Off Balance (ONC 2026) by Life_Under_The_Stars
    Life_Under_The_Stars
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      Parts 7
    She was never afraid of the fall-until the moment no one caught her. Kiera Lennox Lang has built her life on height, timing, and trust-until a split-second mistake during a rivalry game sends her crashing to the ground. Injured and shaken, she's forced to confront the one fear she's never had to face: what happens when her body can no longer do what it always has. The last person she expects to be there when it all goes wrong is Jensen Cade Beckett-the rival-school football player who once caught her before she fell, and the same one who carries her off the field when no one else moves. As Kiera fights her way back to cheer, fear clings harder than pain, and the future she's always counted on feels suddenly fragile. At the same time, Jensen begins to outgrow the reckless reputation that once defined him, haunted by the moment he couldn't stop watching-and couldn't walk away. Drawn together in the quiet spaces between recovery and regret, they discover that healing isn't about returning to who you were, but choosing who you become. Because some people don't just pass through your life-they leave footprints that never fade.