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Some people wear their strength like a crown. Rivaan wears his like a secret. For eleven years, everyone has believed they know exactly who he is-a quiet Omega with a love for books and an unmatched talent for defeating the school's proudest Alpha. Ashutosh refuses to lose to him. Rivaan has no interest in winning. Yet every victory pulls them closer, every argument hides an unspoken respect, and every year their rivalry grows harder to define. But there are truths that even silence cannot protect forever. And when restraint finally breaks, an entire school will witness the kind of power that was never meant to exist. Some rivalries begin with pride. The unforgettable ones begin with misunderstanding.

Magic blooms through music in the forest of Mythenwood... but lately, the Song has started to twist. Daniel Lee is small, shy, and a little too kind for his own good. As a first-year student at the University of Mythenwood-an ancient magical academy hidden within an enchanted forest-he just wants to keep his head down, pass Potions class, and maybe make a few friends along the way. But Mythenwood is no ordinary school. Magic here is grown, not cast, rooted in the Song of Roots, a living melody that flows through every branch and leaf. Daniel, with his gentle heart and natural attunement, hears the Song more clearly than most... including the eerie new verse creeping into its harmony. When a wrong turn leaves him lost deep in the woods, Daniel collides-literally-with Lucien Virellis, a cold and enigmatic second-year with shadowed eyes and a secret past. The forest has begun to reject Lucien, and the magic that once bloomed beneath his touch has withered into silence. As an ancient power stirs and the forest begins to unravel, Daniel and Lucien find themselves drawn together by something neither of them fully understands. But can a boy who sees only the good in others heal someone who no longer believes he deserves saving? Or is Daniel simply the next verse in a song that's turning dark? LISTEN to the series soundtrack debut single "The Song Beneath The Leaves" Now Available on Spotify, iTunes, Apple Music, Amazon Music, YouTube Music and more! https://open.spotify.com/track/3NQnB48HpsYOBs0ERje9fN?si=df6761d458c64e68 COVER ART BY: Antoine D. Williams

Zhang Ming ended up getting transmigrated after getting hit by a truck. ...that's so cliché- In all other worlds, that would probably be a good thing. Second life, second chances and all. Sadly, his transmigration story isn't at all like the ones he likes to read about. There are no golden thighs to cling to, there was no face-slapping or revenge, there was no OP system he can use to his will. The only thing he has was an average storyline without any grievances or glory, a world system who won't let him OOC, a cliché and horribly-written novel world, and Second Male Lead who just won't follow the storyline- Wait, a Second Male Lead who won't follow the storyline? (¬_¬) Yes, a Second Male Lead who won't follow the storyline.

Hari has spent his entire life surviving. Raised among thieves, betrayed by the only people he thought he could trust, and haunted by a past that refuses to loosen its grip, he has never known what it means to have a home. His days are measured by hunger, fear, and the next train station bench he will sleep on. Everything changes when he tries to rob Anil. Instead of calling the police, the quiet writer offers him something Hari has never been given before: a place to stay, warm meals, books to learn from, and above all, kindness without conditions. What begins as a plan to steal slowly becomes a desperate desire to stay. As Hari learns to read, write, laugh, and dream, he also discovers something far more terrifying than his past... He falls in love. But love alone cannot erase old scars. When the shadows of his former life return in the form of dangerous men who refuse to let him go, Hari must confront the guilt, fear, and trauma he has spent years burying. And Anil must decide whether love is strong enough to stand beside someone whose past the world refuses to forgive. Tender, heartbreaking, and ultimately hopeful, this is a story about second chances, healing, and finding a home in another person. *Inspired by Ruskin Bond's beloved short story "The Thief's Story", this novel reimagines Hari and Anil's journey through an original, contemporary tale of redemption, resilience, and love.*

"You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view... Until you climb inside of his skin and walk around in it." - Harper Lee, To Kill a Mockingbird OR Trapped in a school that feels more like a prison, sixteen-year-old Benjamin Walker quickly learns that survival isn't just about following the rules-it's about knowing who to trust. Forced to share a dorm with three dangerous and unpredictable boys, Benjamin finds himself walking a thin line between fear and belonging. Max is sharp-edged and closed off, hiding more than he lets on. Asher is easygoing, but there's a weight behind his smile. And Foxface? He's a storm waiting to break-reckless, distant, and tangled in something Benjamin doesn't yet understand. As tensions rise and secrets unravel, bonds form in ways none of them expect. But in a place where loyalty is tested and escape is impossible, caring for someone can be just as dangerous as crossing the wrong person. And Benjamin is about to learn that the hardest part of surviving isn't the school-it's letting people in.