Loyaltytest Stories

She saw everything. The hand on the small of her back. The kiss in that amber-lit hallway. The elevator climbing to the third floor like a countdown to the end of everything Anna believed in. But Anna didn't scream. Didn't confront. Didn't cry... well, not infront of him. Instead, she calculated. Because when the man you loved turns out to be the man who played you, drained your savings, fed you lies dressed as promises, and kissed his "ex"-wife like she never stopped being his, you don't just leave. You make him pay. Armed with a signed contract, a diamond-studded insurance policy, and a sharpness that would make chess grandmasters nervous, Anna plays the long game. No tantrums. No begging. Just cold, beautiful strategy with a side of tteokbokki and an annoyingly charming bakery owner who assures her that she's on the right track.

Elysian-Ikigai, known to her friends as Elysian, El or Ely, navigates the complexities of teenage life with her two best friends, B'Yanka and TyJhai. Despite their close bond, B'Yanka harbors a secret hatred for Elysian and is determined to ruin her life. Elysian remains blissfully unaware of B'Yanka's true feelings, but an unexpected alliance forms to protect her. Elysian's old best friend, Cloteail, reenters her life, joining forces with TyJhai to uncover B'Yanka's sinister intentions. Together, they embark on a mission to expose the truth and shield Elysian from the treachery lurking within her closest circle. As secrets unravel and loyalties are tested, Elysian must confront the painful reality of betrayal while discovering the strength of true friendship.

[ COMPLETED ] She wasn't easy to recognise at first, yet she had always been there. Time blurred her face, but her presence lingered - living quietly in places long forgotten. It's strange how the younger version of ourselves can fade, yet remain. Now she stands clear - her voice, her wounds, her loneliness - all still present, all still true. If only someone could go back and rewrite her story, whispering, "It's going to be okay." This is no ordinary book. It's a letter to the younger self we all once knew, and the silent truth behind the pain in her eyes.

Lester is Tristan's best friend for almost a decade. One day, Lester introduce his girlfriend to Tristan. Days later, the girl keeps on chatting Tristan. She's flirting him. What will Tristan do? Will he pursue the girl even if she's his best friend's girlfriend? Will he choose temporary happiness over friendship?

The stakes? One million dollars. The cost of winning? Betrayal. As children, he protected her from street thugs and spent his very last hard-earned pennies just to buy her a smile. Today, they are up against predators of a terrifyingly different caliber. Mark is a blue-collar construction worker; Alisa is a fragile, soft-spoken nurse. They arrived at the luxury resort expecting a dream vacation-but stepped straight into a private, high-stakes hunting ground where they are the targets. The resort's billionaire mogul and his ruthless inner circle have made a wager: to break the perfect, unbreakable marriage-an anomaly they believe cannot exist in their cynical world. Threat, bribery, psychological blackmail, and seductive traps-everything is fair game. While the tycoon, Koral, is ready to throw his entire empire at Alisa's feet, seeing her as the ghost of his deceased wife, Mark is being pushed to his absolute breaking point by the most insidious means. But the puppeteers made one fatal mistake: they didn't realize this marriage was cemented decades ago, carved with a rusty nail on an orphanage wall. The only question left is... who will break the rules of this blood-soaked game first?

Gojo begs Shoko to do a loyalty test on Geto with him.. Shoko agrees. this is funny (trust)