Karmicrelationship Stories

One hundred fifty years after a global pandemic and war reduced civilization to ruins, society is split into two starkly unequal classes. The Five Pillars rule over the new world with wealth and power, while the non-Pillars scrape by in the crumbling remains of old cities, clinging to one hope-earning a place in Virtual Earth, a digital utopia promising a better life. Seventeen-year-old Cassandra, a student at a non-Pillar academy, is determined to raise her credit score high enough to secure her future in Virtual Earth. But when a mysterious incident shakes the elite Five Pillar Academy, it unearths buried secrets that pull Cassandra into the world of the privileged. There, she crosses paths with Damien, a young man wielding absolute authority and an agenda of his own. Between a brutal reality and a comfortable illusion, Cassandra faces an impossible choice: play by the rules of a corrupt system or expose a truth that could bring it all crashing down-including herself. ______ Ps: English isn't my primary language, but I want to reach international readers. In my country, the audience for dystopian fiction is quite limited, so I'm trying to bring my story to a wider audience. Please understand that my writing style may not be perfect, but I'm doing my best to convey the story as authentically as possible.

Some love stories are not meant to stay-only to teach. This is a collection of poems and heartfelt pages about loving the wrong person, losing yourself in the process, and finding the courage to finally choose yourself. A story for those trapped in karmic love, where passion feels intense but peace is always missing. For everyone who loved too deeply, stayed too long, and learned that not every connection is meant to last forever. Sometimes, the greatest love story begins the moment you decide to leave. Written by: Jet_2026

A poetry about karmic relationship was meant for the spiritual awakening that will lead into growth

What would you do if you can't escape your memories? Always haunting you, reminding you of what you lost and what could've been. Add a karmic relationship into it and we've got ourselves in for a rollercoaster ride trip. You see, Rose would have never thought that she would meet someone she can't forget. Someone she feels this weird connection with, making them inseparable. No matter how many times they leave one another, they always find themselves coming back. Meet Tate, the confused, walking contradiction with the "I don't care" attitude. He tells you he doesn't care, but the problem is he cares, way too much. And to deal with that, he hurts the people closest to him. And hurt people, hurt people.