Oppressivesociety Stories

Do you know that feeling when your heart cries for her, you wish her, you desire her, crave her and yet you cannot have her, what is stopping you? destiny? society? yourself? this book follows the simple tale of a prince and his first love with a commoner, their love recorded in the form of poetic letters, and how their lives play out as the lover faces the eternal truth and the prince is wed to the most vicious woman of all. it is a poetic ballad of love, hatred and miracles.

Asha Noble was taken from the Outer Sector and raised inside the Axis as living proof that the system works. Now a mediator between worlds, she believes sacrifice is the price of stability-until she meets Dr. K, a physician whose quiet compassion threatens the order she was engineered to protect. Drawn to him in ways she was never meant to feel, Asha is given a secret assignment by the Noble family-one that forces her to watch him, test him, and ultimately decide his fate. As care begins to look like rebellion and obedience starts to fracture, Asha must decide if order is worth losing love.

In a city where looking at the sky is a crime, I wrote my first line. A teacher was slapped - not for being unjust, but for teaching us how to think. In a world where obedience is rewarded, and ink is prosecuted, I had no choice but to fight - with my father's pen. My name is Joudi, daughter of the man who was branded a criminal for refusing to be silent. This is not a novel about revenge, but about writing - when writing becomes the final act of resistance. Read this novel if you believe that words can tear down a city... or bring it back to life. ✒️ By: Virova 📝 Author's Note: This novel is inspired by a true story that deeply moved me. Yet, it remains a symbolic work of fiction. All names, characters, and settings are products of the author's imagination, crafted to explore human and intellectual dimensions beyond literal truth. It is not a recounting - it is a mirror.

In a world where love is forbidden, emotions are taxed, and feeling too deeply can cost you your life, tenderness is a dangerous luxury. Marigold has spent her entire life learning not to feel. Raised in a society that punishes emotion and traps its citizens in carefully regulated bubbles, she knows better than to linger on desire or connection. But one stolen moment of eye contact on a sunny afternoon is enough to send her watch into a frenzy and drain her bank account, forcing her to run from the very thing her heart reaches for. September 26th, 1936. Kansas City, Missouri. On the eve of her eighteenth birthday, amid the weight of the Great Depression and a nation suffocating under loss, Marigold begins to question the system that governs her life. If love was never allowed, how did her parents have it? Why are emotions punished now, and who decides the price of feeling? The answers come the morning she turns eighteen, in a letter left on her porch. She has been matched with her soulmate. His name is Victor. He will arrive at six o'clock. And the state is watching. As Marigold prepares to meet a boy she has never known yet somehow already feels tied to, she must decide whether tenderness is worth its toll and whether love, once found, can survive in a world determined to erase it.