Mathematic Stories

Cahaya's first gold medal gleamed under the gym lights. He was ten years old, a fourth grader and the first in his school to bring home a medal in the math Olympics. "I did it, Miss!" "You did," Iris whispered. Her voice trembled in a way she didn't recognize. That night, Iris framed the photo of her and Cahaya on the podium. Years later, even when the world called her a monster, she never took it down. Based on a BoBoiBoy fanfiction "Redeeming Light" & an original character by Enenyy For #RaiNovember prompt: I love you, but I can't have you Art by: pievagant (IG) (First published in AO3 Nov 19, 2025)

Explaining and summarizing the story on the panel of a book actually sounds preposterous. But yet it's a common thing to do when it came to writing book. I don't like that idea but Marcia had me do it. They said it is because someone would have to read the synopsis first in order for them to actually judge the book whether it's a good book or not. But in my opinion, there is no good book or bad book. There is well written and not well written. The thing is, it's pretty ironic that there is an idiom says "Don't judge the book by it's cover". Funny how human prioritize sweet things like idioms but disobey them completely when they see something off the chart. It's a story about how I lost my job and some treasure hunt that led to a dire catastrophe.

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They seem fine. But each of them is breaking in silence. Elena hides from mirrors. Lucas can't control his rage. Maya escapes into games. Alexander is vanishing behind perfect grades. In a world that sees their success but not their pain, four college students are about to collide-and maybe, help each other survive. An emotional story about mental health, identity, and the quiet strength it takes to keep going. If you haven't read it yet, start with Book 1: Revealing the Silences. Continue the journey in Book 3: When our worlds collide.