Moralambiguity Stories

Some people hurt themselves, while others hurt those around them. Both are human responses. And if it's human, perhaps it can be cured. Dr. Park Seonghwa was certain of this truth. As a psychotherapist, he believed he could observe Hongjoong, a criminal convicted of multiple murders, without becoming entangled. But curiosity carries a price. When Seonghwa hesitates, pulling back, Hongjoong feels used, and escapes custody, hunting him down. What follows is a descent into hell: captivity, manipulation, and brutal games of control, where Seonghwa's own mind becomes the battlefield. He soon discovers that understanding a monster may mean becoming one yourself. And through it all, one question remains: is this connection salvation, or the destruction of them both?

⚔️ The Path is now published in full on Amazon. Read/Buy here: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GN2L6P8N Kai is initiated into the "The Path," the Viking rite of passage. If he survives his rite of passage he will live amongst his Nordic brothers as an elite hunter and warrior; but if he fails this rite of passage he will never return. Kai's journey becomes a quest for truth and redemption, as he navigates the complex theological and political landscape, facing difficult choices that challenge his most fundamental beliefs about power, sacrifice, and the nature of divine will. The story blends elements of historical fiction, fantasy, and adventure, exploring timeless themes of identity, loyalty, and the struggle between individual agency and the forces that seek to control one's fate. As Kai's odyssey unfolds, he is forced to confront the harsh realities of war, the allure of violence, and the transformative power of faith, ultimately wrestling with whether true strength is found in conquest or found in surrender.

In a world built on calculation and control, Ayanokouji believed relationships could be managed like systems-stable as long as the structure held. When Kei finds something he never learned how to give, Ayanokouji is forced to confront a truth he cannot outmaneuver: some losses are not failures, but consequences. This is a story of quiet fractures, uncomfortable growth, and the moment when letting go becomes the most deliberate choice of all.

A king chose to stand. A blade fell in the rain. The world did not end - it learned to live with the consequences. In Velithar, belief is power, and silence can be deadlier than war. When a king dies beneath a torn sky, his son inherits more than a crown - he inherits the weight of decisions already set in motion. While councils argue and borders hesitate, a quiet assassin begins to understand the cost of a single night's work, and a false god tightens his grip without ever raising a blade. This is not a story about good and evil. It is a story about what remains when conviction outpaces wisdom, and the price paid by those who act - and those who hesitate. Ash Befalls the Crown is an epic fantasy of consequence, sacrifice, and the slow violence of belief.

Royce, a child born into extreme abuse and sold into a life of crime, rises to become a feared criminal kingpin. His life changes when Ivy, an undercover agent, is sent to destroy his empire.

Su-Ah lives among corpses of the living-pigs, sheep, dogs-and the world smells of rot, greed, and betrayal. Love is a trap, family a lie, and friendship a word of spite for the unloved. Then there's Geum Seongje: violent, reckless, and unafraid of the decay she embodies. He stays when everyone else leaves, teasing and prodding, offering a twisted kind of companionship she doesn't know how to handle. [Rewritten version of "Begonia"]

A quiet, devastating myth about how fear creates monsters, how power is shaped by those who worship it, and how innocence is erased not by evil intent but by certainty. It reframes angels and demons as symbols rather than absolutes: Magnificence embodies light that becomes weaponized through public fear and moral outsourcing, while Doom represents darkness that learns to see, stay, and bear witness. At its heart, the story contrasts domination disguised as order with survival practiced as restraint, showing how persecution hardens into tradition and how violence perpetuates itself through "reason." The winged people are not redeemed or saved; they are believed, and that belief becomes the most radical act in the world. Ultimately, it is a tragedy of translation. how good intentions, once turned into symbols, escape their owners, and a meditation on the quiet courage of choosing patience, discretion, and presence over conquest.

"In the gripping tale of 'Controlled Innocence,' Jackson, an ordinary young man struggling with financial hardships, becomes the unwitting pawn of an archfiend. Trapped in a battle for his own soul, Jackson is forced to commit heinous crimes while desperately clinging to his innocence. With the support of his two loyal friends, he fights against the darkness threatening to consume him. As the lines between good and evil blur, 'Controlled Innocence' delves into the depths of human nature, exploring the price of free will and the power of friendship amidst the haunting grip of malevolence."

Inferno is a descent into the shadows where justice bleeds into obsession, and truth burns hotter than the flames that seek to hide it. In a city that whispers secrets no one dares to speak aloud, one man walks the razor's edge between law and vengeance. Every step drags him deeper into a labyrinth of fear, betrayal, and the kind of darkness you can't escape - only survive. When the fire starts, you can't put it out.

Protagonist: Dr. Arin Malhotra - a young Indian neurosurgeon working abroad, praised as a genius, but haunted by childhood trauma. During a night shift, Arin saves the life of a mysterious boy found near the city's old psychiatric hospital, his face covered in strange surgical scars. Soon after, murders begin targeting political and corporate elites. The killings are staged like surgical procedures - precise, clinical, symbolic. The police suspect the boy. But the boy whispers to Arin: "They're not dead because of me. They're dead because you saved me

A young boy was found in the snow. The scavenger party risked everything taking him back. They had questions for him: Where did he come from? How did he survive in the snow? But most importantly: Whose blood was he covered in? There was no way he could have survived laying in the snow with the clothes he was wearing. And he had no injuries to bleed from, so the blood couldn't be his. But he remembered nothing about his past. Nothing but his name.

"The land will remember what we did this day. Dust to dust, brothers... dust to dust." When the networks fell silent, the world turned to dust. Once brothers in purpose, Julian Reed, Ricky Colt, and Nash Sutton stood at the center of a war between The Blackhat Society, The Company, and Longhorn Logistics. A war fought not for land or money, but for control of the truth itself. When the code collapsed and the servers burned, their alliance fractured under the weight of survival. Separated by chaos and silence, each man walked his own path through the ashes of a fallen system. One chasing ghosts in the wires, one burying the past beneath the desert, and one driving endlessly toward a horizon that no longer existed. Their legacy became legend. Whispered in the static, carved into the sand.

We knew it had existed once, but no one knew it was still alive. Our paths had never crossed-not until March 27, 2032, the day of that accident in the Hammerfest glaciers. Poor sailor... The nanomorph awakened in his body for the first time. Then it moved to another, and another after that... Each one it touched turned Grey-drained, pale, weary of life. Scientists called them The Changed, but the people made their own word: The Weirds. In time, that became the only name they were known by. Soon, their numbers reached the thousands, and the world sank beneath the melancholic shadow of these new beings. They wanted to be healed-but we failed them. And then, one day... another color was born: the Reds. But they were different. The nanomorph had given them power. They carried an undying spark within, their sharp minds and boundless energy opening the door to an unknown future. "We are the next step of humanity," they said, taking the Greys under their wings. And the whispers began: "The Reds... are coming to take over the world."

How can someone who's built his life on principle and certainty, suddenly believe the impossible? Ted Reeves is a man who fits exactly that description. But as details refuse to stay consistent and an unseen presence begins to speak, Ted is forced into a role he never chose... The Advocate is a psychological short story about doubt, responsibility and moments when something we can't see still demands to be answered for.

In the dark fantasy world of "blood lust " the powerful and Ruthless De Marco mafia family rules with an iron fist . Their reign is marked by bloodshed , betrayal and a struggle for power .At the center of this turmoil is the complex and intriguing character of Alessandro De Marco , the family's youngest son ,who harbors and dark secret :a blood lust that threatens to consume him.

𝐖𝐡𝐚𝐭 𝐡𝐚𝐩𝐩𝐞𝐧𝐬 𝐰𝐡𝐞𝐧 𝐭𝐡𝐞 𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐩𝐞𝐭𝐫𝐚𝐭𝐨𝐫 𝐰𝐞𝐚𝐫𝐬 𝐚 𝐩𝐞𝐫𝐟𝐞𝐜𝐭 𝐬𝐮𝐢𝐭? ϕ ⋆⁺｡˚⋆˙‧₊☽ ◯ ☾₊‧˙⋆˚｡⁺⋆ Seven years ago, Zara Qureshi lost everything-her father, her peace and stability. Now she keeps her head down, working in a company barely afloat. Until it's sold overnight. Until she's made secretary to the new CEO. She braces herself for pressure, silence and power games. True to form, Arsalan Shah is everything she resents-but unknowingly tied to everything she lost. Neither of them recognizes the other. But their pasts are bound by a single violent night. As secrets resurface, the truth begins to unravel. What began as survival became a confrontation with the very man whose actions helped destroy her family. 𝑩𝒖𝒕 𝒊𝒏 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒔𝒉𝒂𝒅𝒐𝒘 𝒐𝒇 𝒕𝒉𝒆𝒊𝒓 𝒔𝒉𝒂𝒓𝒆𝒅 𝒑𝒂𝒔𝒕, 𝒕𝒉𝒆 𝒍𝒊𝒏𝒆 𝒃𝒆𝒕𝒘𝒆𝒆𝒏 𝒆𝒏𝒆𝒎𝒚 𝒂𝒏𝒅 𝒂𝒍𝒍𝒚 𝒔𝒕𝒂𝒓𝒕𝒔 𝒕𝒐 𝒃𝒍𝒖𝒓.

Eira Kline doesn't cry. She calculates. She doesn't scream. She studies. And instead of making friends, she makes files-on people. On pressure points. On what it takes to break someone, cleanly. After a childhood passed between therapists and temporary homes, Eira doesn't believe in good people-only useful ones. So when Adrien Vale walks into her life, too perfect to be real, she marks him as her next project. But Adrien is hiding something. Something fractured and familiar. He knows the look of someone who's been engineered to survive. Because he's done the same thing. Now they're circling each other like knives in a drawer-sharp, shining, and too close. In a game of emotional sabotage and mutual obsession, who fixes who? And who leaves in pieces? Some girls want to be loved. Eira wants to understand what love breaks first.

In a city divided by deception and hidden truths, two figures stand at the forefront of a battle that will change everything. Dahlia, the misunderstood vigilante, is determined to bring justice to her city despite being painted as a villain. Eiza, the beloved hero, has carefully constructed a facade of righteousness while secretly manipulating those he swore to protect. As their paths collide, secrets unravel, and the lines between hero and villain blur. Eiza's grip on his false identity begins to slip, exposing the darkness beneath his shining armor. Dahlia fights not only against Eiza but also against a society that refuses to see the truth behind the lies. With tension escalating and betrayal lurking around every corner, both Dahlia and Eiza face a heart-breaking revelation: their fates are more intertwined than they ever imagined. Eiza discovers that his supposed nemesis, Dahlia, is just a teenager, fighting a battle far greater than anyone realized. In the end, regret fills the air as they both fall, leaving behind a city grappling with the loss of its flawed protectors. *Behind The Mask* is a tragic tale of mistaken identities, hidden motives, and the devastating consequences of living behind the masks we wear. It explores the delicate balance between good and evil and reminds us that sometimes, the true heroes are the ones who are never seen.

The Good Guy Psychological Thriller | Short Story In a dim, forgotten bar on a quiet afternoon, two strangers meet-both carrying the weight of betrayal, rage, and secrets too heavy to speak aloud. One is a man broken by his wife's infidelity and the brutal aftermath of his own actions. The other is a self-proclaimed "good guy," a man who believes in doing what needs to be done, no matter the cost. As the two men bond over shared pain and cigarettes, a dark pact is formed. But beneath the surface of empathy lies something colder, more calculating. When the time comes to clean up the mess-both literal and emotional-the narrator's twisted sense of justice takes over. Told through the chillingly calm voice of a man who sees himself as a savior, The Good Guy explores the thin line between mercy and murder, and asks: what happens when the person who claims to help you is the one you should fear most?