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Existence has already ended once. By something that was not even "something" in any ordinary sense. Unseen, unfelt, and forever forgotten. But what comes after absolute nulity? Affirmation. Endless, reasonless affirmation. An overflowing plenitude that refuses silence. After recreating existence, the Plenitude Without Reason chose once more to participate. For participation is the only way to remain as something without becoming everything. From that Will, Anathasia was born. - Kyle. The person she stayed with through everything. The one who remained by her side as she moved through life... and everything beyond it. After college, they continue living together. Nothing really changes on the surface. But at the same time, things are changing. Not just on Earth, but across realities completely separate from the one they've always known. Old resentments begin to surface. Questions start forming. About meaning, about purpose... about what's left when power stops mattering. Now, somewhere between raising daughters and just trying to live normally, they find themselves dealing with things that don't really have simple answers. The consequences of actions taken eons before they even met. The weight of roles they were never meant to fully understand. And beyond even that, The existence of an Original Creator. The Author... trying to move on from controlling everything. How will the Supreme Being herself... and the one who stands beside her... deal with all of this? The mundane. And the things that go far beyond reality itself?

Contains "Mature-r" Themes. This derivative novel serves as a temporary vessel for a Canon-Divergent Conspiracy Series based on The Amazing World of Gumball, created as a divergent reality from the original show. It explores core events such as the Void Conflict, TAWOG's 4th-6th season, set in a different time setting which is a few years ahead from the original continuity, featuring a different main antagonist, which is yet to be revealed. Some chapters take inspiration based on original episodes from the canon, again, it's a divergent timeline. This book will be equivalent to seven volumes with over 200 chapters in total, mimicking the show's episodic pacing, with some connected plots. Also including a book series based off season 7 (TWWWOG), which... Basically sums it up to seven book series. All characters are humanized in a 2.5D combined with an Anime-inspired artstyle, with original, non-canon, and fanon characters introduced. Some of which are speculated based on the original lore. The setting for this divergent timeline is set three years ahead (2014) with some references that may be ahead of its time (say from 2020-current year). The floating timeline isn't applied to TDWOG anymore, which indicates that young characters like Gumball, Darwin, and other peers have now aged up to 13-16 years old, amplifying their personalities in a more grounded setting. Regarding the non-canon/fanon characters introduced, an additional member of the Wattersons added: Clark Watterson. • Appearance: will be featured in the first chapter. • The rest of the Character Designs: to be revealed.

(The second volume (WWBA) is now available. Don't forget to check it out!) "Sayori, My Dearest Comet..." ------- Monika thought it was over. She had destroyed her own reality, shattered her world, erased her friends... all to escape a lie that felt too perfect. But now she's back. Aware. Awake. In VM-1 - also known as Doki Doki Literature Club Plus, Side Stories - Monika remembers everything. Every line of corrupted code. Every pain she inflicted. Every illusion of love she once projected onto the only real person she believed existed. She should have been reset. But a glitch brought her back. And this time... something's different. Monika no longer wants to charm. No longer wants to control. She's stuck in a role she doesn't want to play, trapped in a loop of scripted friendship and hollow dialogue. A puppet with self-awareness. So she watches. She stays silent. She smiles-mechanically. But inside, she's fading. Until she looks at her... Finally. And deep within her fractured consciousness, something stirs. Maybe... she still has something left to feel. Maybe... she can still love.

Summer Peterson and her best friend Whitney are both pulled into her unfinished script, a romanticized 1932 crime noir. All she wants is to find Whitney and escape, but instead she accidentally becomes the boss of a fledgling syndicate, adopts three loyal misfits, and starts bootlegging modern movies in a rundown theater to get her friend's attention. Unfortunately, her rising fame catches the eye of two dangerous men: Sebastian Lorenzo, the feared mob boss she once dragged unconscious into an abandoned house (long story), and Henry Glover, the city's most upright federal agent, who sees Summer as the key to bringing down every syndicate in town. Both men are drawn to the mysterious "White Tiger Lady." Summer just wants to find her friend and go home. But what happens when the script's villain isn't as heartless as he seems, and the world starts rewriting itself around her? Romantic Comedy / Crime Noir / Meta‑Fiction

[New Chapters, Every Week] "In a city of eight million people, why does the air only feel still on a six-foot strip of concrete?" For Lin Yi, the balcony is an escape. For Zhang Hao, it's a vantage point. They started as silhouettes in the dark-sharing nothing but the glow of the streetlights and a mutual need for silence. They aren't star-crossed lovers; they are just two people exhausted by the noise of the world, finding a rare kind of peace in each other's presence. What starts as a simple nod across the railing evolves into a steady, unspoken partnership. No pressure to be anyone else, no romantic expectations-just the quiet comfort of a neighbor who understands the weight of the city. The Balcony Bond is a tribute to the people who walk alongside us in the dark, proving that sometimes, a platonic connection is the strongest foundation we have.

Jiang Xi was never supposed to feel. He was a fictional detective-sharp-edged, emotionally distant, designed to chase truth, not hold it. I wrote him to be methodical. Detached. I gave him darkness, yes-but not freedom. He was mine. Line by line. Word by word. Until one day, he wasn't.

An average Wattpad reader winds up in a story―and a sauna. One pair of smoldering eyes and one fire extinguisher later, she has met her male love interest, learned that he's a billionaire mafia werewolf and that she's a millionaire vampire werewolf, and chaos ensues. Will the enemies-to-lovers trope work its magic? Or is she doomed to a failed plot in a story that will forever be left unfinished? Enjoy the insanity. She won't. (But I will complete her story because I'm not that mean of an author.)

The Black Parade was never just a performance. A spectator enters the Parade. The ritual notices her. And the story begins to structured in Acts and Scenes, The Cracks in the Black Parade is a descent behind the stage, into the machinery of performance, control, and the moment a narrative stops obeying itself. This is not a retelling. It's what happens when the ritual breaks.

------------------------------ "I'm eighteen years old, and I'm currently the most dangerous man in the multiverse. Not because I can destroy galaxies-but because I'm the only person who can make a Witch do the dishes." In the cold, detached void of the 'Meta-World,' they are known as Monsters, Witches, and Hadou Gods. They are the 'Beyond-Gods' of Umineko and Shinza Bansho-entities who view entire universes as flat ink on paper. For thousands of years, they've lived in a cycle of boredom, mockery, and infinite tragedy. But I'm a real human. And I've decided the game is over. Using the 'Golden Truth' of a family's love, I reached into the Singularity and pulled them out of their scripts. Now, the Golden Witch is arguing over the TV remote, the Witch of Miracles is pouting because we ran out of tea, and the Goddess of Twilight just wants a hug before she goes to bed. They think being 'Beyond-Gods' is everything. I'm here to prove that being human-and being a family-is the only power that actually matters. It's chaos. It's meta-fictional madness. And it's the only home we've got. "Welcome to the household where 'Red Truth' is used to argue about who ate the last slice of pizza." ------------------------------

From the extensive libraries of the Sable Society: Two brothers. One seemingly innocuous election. An alarming number of very bad decisions. Chevalier Gerald Reims seeks power in a political race that could change the fate of the Grand Duchy -- for better or worse. Unfortunately for everyone involved, his greatest ally is his estranged stepbrother Ludos Drysdale -- a brilliant magician with questionable judgment, a dangerous past, and a tendency to make situations significantly worse, albeit, more magical. As schemes unfold and magic meddles where it absolutely shouldn't, the brothers stumble straight into a conspiracy large enough to doom an entire world. Naturally, everything goes terribly wrong. And the Sable Society is here to bring you all of the lurid, gory, scandalous, and titillating details in another installment of... Dr. Anton Sable's Truly Fantastical (if not Bombastical), and Surprisingly Scholastical Fables

Nora knows how stories work. A line on the page, a shift in dialogue, a carefully placed reaction-every scene obeys when she writes it. Inside her story, Zayn and Lina are just characters moving exactly as they should. Until one moment goes wrong. Zayn laughs when he wasn't supposed to. He notices. And then a new line appears on Nora's screen-one she didn't write. Somewhere between fiction and reality, something has started to push back.

The story should have ended years ago. But it no longer follows what was written. Are they choosing their own paths? Has the story gained a will of its own? Or does love have the power to ruin everything? The progression has already been delayed- again and again. And now, as it begins once more... Will this be the ending that finally sets it right- or the one that breaks it completely?

I read a cliché MM romance novel. I roasted it. I fell asleep. Now I'm inside it. Unfortunately, I'm not the male lead. I'm not the love interest either. I'm a background character with three lines, zero relevance, and a tragic fate if I sneeze near the plot. My plan? ✔ Stay irrelevant ✔ Avoid romance tropes ✔ Complete the system's tasks ✔ Go home The problem? The system is a sassy, unhelpful diva who keeps assigning suspiciously romantic tasks, the male lead will not stop staring at me, and the universe keeps throwing "accidental" skinship, one-bed situations, and emotional bonding moments directly at my face. I refuse to fall in love. I refuse to become important. I refuse to be the love interest. ...So why is the exit option suddenly asking if I'm sure I want to leave? A self-aware, trope-mocking MM romance where the main character does everything in his power not to be loved- and fails anyway. ©COPYRIGHT NOTICE © 2026 Aria Rae. All rights reserved. No part of this work may be copied, shared, or translated without the author's written permission. This story is a work of fiction. Any resemblance to real people, events, or situations is purely coincidental.

Ji Hun Yutcherson, a reclusive 29-year-old novelist with a string of unfinished manuscripts, spends his days battling self-doubt and his nights writing characters that seem more alive than the people around him. What he doesn't realize is that they are. Unbeknownst to Ji Hun, he possesses a rare and terrifying gift - anything he writes into being gains the power to cross into the real world. At first, it's subtle. Soon, entire events from his draft begin bleeding into reality. The more Ji Hun writes, the more his world shifts - friends acting strange, strangers knowing things they shouldn't, and places from his stories materializing where they never existed before. Now Ji Hun must face the living consequences of his imagination. With reality unraveling and his characters growing autonomous, he must reclaim control over his gift - before the boundary between fiction and life disappears forever.

where in book-lover ethan (jlg) picks up a novel called 'the life of a gangster' at a bookstore, curious about the world of its main character, gino (ph). but just as he reaches the final chapter, he's suddenly pulled inside the story itself. now trapped in gino's dangerous world, ethan must navigate gang conflicts, unexpected alliances, and the mystery of why the book chose him, while realizing that meeting gino might change both of their fates forever. now ethan must decide, will he let the book end the way it was written? or will he rewrite fate, even if it means breaking the rules of the world he fell into?

He only wanted to finish a stupid romance novel. Instead, he woke up inside it. Now trapped in a painfully cliché story where the sweet self-insert heroine is destined to fall in love with the perfect male lead, Elliot quickly realizes one thing: Everything is unbearably cringe. The dramatic confessions. The accidental tripping into someone's arms. The way the entire world bends itself around Aria Whitmore. He plans to keep his head down, survive the ridiculous plot, and find a way back to the real world. There's just one problem. Lucas Vale keeps looking at him instead. And the more the story tries to force the original romance... the more the script starts to break. Because the male lead was supposed to fall for Aria. Not him. -------------------------- Story Notes / Warnings: • BL (Boy x Boy) Romance • Fluff / Slow Burn • NO Smut • First Kiss included • Lots of physical affection: hand holding, hugs, leaning, comforting touches • Comedy & meta humor about cliché romance tropes • Mild jealousy, light angst, soft emotional tension -------------------------- Author Note: What happens when someone who hates cliché romance gets trapped inside one? Expect lots of fluff, soft moments, and a romance that grows naturally outside the story's control. Follow along for laughs, soft heart-throbs, and moments you'll never forget. ♡ -------------------------- #7 - firstkiss 03/25/2026

Story of the dragonlord and his knight is loved since Wacott wrote the one and only script two hundred years ago. While her work shall never rust, let us go back a thousand years to see what had really happened in the time of legend -- or as much as a certain curator of Anorus prefectural museum could research. With one keepsake safely hidden till now (or until the last winter-cleaning discovered it) to confront the history we learnt.

I found myself in a motel, in a place where nothing was real. I found someone there, someone that I knew. [Open fanfic inspired by the BTS Music Videos "Boy Meets Evil", "Spring Day", "Young Forever", "I Need U", "Awake", "Blood Sweat & Tears", "Serendipity", "Fake Love" and the Wings series.] (Short chapters.)

A story slowly bleeds into reality Fiction is fun―until it ruins your GPA, your love life, or your sanity. ⋆｡ﾟ☁︎｡⋆｡ ﾟ☾ ﾟ｡⋆ Anirudh, a young writer who dreams of escaping reality to a fictional world, gets his wish answered with a plot twist. He is tangled in a roller coaster of chaos when his own fictional world collides with the real one as his characters come after him, spicing his life to a madness he's not sure he can handle. Now, his carefully crafted narrative is spiraling out of control, and his life is anything but normal. What do they want? How did they make it out of the pages? Can Anirudh figure out how to send them back? Or is he stuck with his creations forever?

An ongoing story about you, who is trying to find a way out of a story. The Narrative Survey seeks the Audience to provide input on weaving the fates intertwined with the child, and the people they met. *This story is made up of images, if you're seeing blank pages, please check your Internet connection. **This volume consists of 64 parts that is related to the first Chapter. However, the story is rated as "completed". It means this volume shall only contain all the pages of Chapter 1, and will no longer have any updates about Chapter 1. The main story is still ongoing. ***64 is a big number, I know, but each parts are actually very short.