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Delphine Pelletier, a 26 years old Montrealer worked for the fashion empire in Paris. Haute Couture, fashion shows, and the after parties in the exclusive nightclubs were part of her job. She had seen it all. She was in it, but she was not part of it. Her job allowed her to meet the crème de la crème of the Paris society. One night, she had a chance to share a ham and cheese sandwich with the Creative Director Louis de Vallois. The next day, she got to babysit the billionaire's son Aurélien Portier, who just came back from Milan as the new CEO of a newly acquired handbag company. She graduated from the most prestigious business school of France, but all she did were making excel files and occasionally serving champagne to the guests. She always had a question in her mind: do these glamorous people do the laundry themselves?

I began this piece of writing as a class assignment, but fell in love with the idea of becoming involved in Fitzgerald's complicated plot of The Great Gatsby, a story based in the debonaire 1930's. If you have not read The Great Gatsby, this is all you need to know to understand my short story: ♦︎ In New York, there were two islands called the East Egg and West Egg. Although both were wealthy, the West Egg people had earned their money through work, while the East Egg consisted mostly of people who inherited their riches. ♦︎ Mr. Jay Gatsby is a man who built up his money. He has fallen in love with the beautiful, yet already married, Daisy Buchanan. Sadly, he was never a man to understand true character. My character has fallen in love with Mr. Gatsby, but what she doesn't know is that love can be deadly. I have tried to mimic Fitzgerald's superfluous style of writing to have the readers fully immerse themselves in the era of the 30's. Enjoy. K_Kreative_K Copyright ©

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Embark on a mesmerizing journey through the realms of art, science, and boundless love in "Canvas of Love." Follow Maya, a spirited artist, and Ethan, a reserved scientist, as they navigate the intricate tapestry of their intertwined destinies. From the bohemian streets of Serenity Valley to the enchanting allure of Paris, witness a story that defies the boundaries of time and space, exploring the complexities of choices, sacrifices, and the enduring power of true love.

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The story narrated by Lani explores Lani a young teenage British girl whose dysfunctional family embarks on a trip to Paris to rekindle their relations. However their plans are disrupted quite early in their trip a trip Lani never intended on going on and she meets a young Parisian boy who saves her from the tragic disaster that awaits.

Anthony Collins is Lincoln High's golden boy. Quarterback, and captain of the football team, he thinks he has everything he ever wanted with his popularity, scouts coming from all over the states for him, girls dying at his feet, scholarships already lined up for him. Yet he still feels that little void hole in his chest that nothing could fill not even his parents wealth. He only sticks around for one thing. Football. It's his passion, the reason he exists, he thinks he's created to play. --------------------------------------------------------------------- Mirabelle Castel is a new Sophomore at Lincoln High. She couldn't help but feel a strong distaste about how shallow the student body is, and hated how everyone fell at the feet of their king Anthony Collins. Recently moved from France, she's a ballerina, and an artist. Ballet is her passion, the only reason she exists, she thinks she's created to dance, or so she thought. --------------------------------------------------------------------- The mysterious, new student manages to capture the attention of Lincoln High's Heartthrob. By time he manages to fall for Mirabelle (Mira). But things never stay the same as they walk down The Road to Change. (A/N I'M SO SORRY THIS DESCRIPTION IS SO BAD BUT I PROMISE THE STORY IS MUCH BETTER PLEASE JUST GIVE IT A CHANCE)

Eliza Medici has lived in Paris most of her life- apart from that brief stint in Italy, Eliza has grown up in and watched the changing of one of the word's most significant and fascinating cities. From the ancient architecture to the local delicacies, Eliza has always found beauty and intrigue within the Parisian culture. She knows her way along the Champs-Elysees and all the main tourist attractions, as well as all the best local "boulangeries." But what Eliza doesn't know, is that a big mystery is brewing right underneath her nose- "strangers" from Eliza's past are winding up dead, and while she manages to elude the real perpetrator for a little while, it eventually comes right on back to her. What happens when one of these strangers leaves a clue eluding to Eliza? This strain of killings leads Eliza all the way to her old spot in Italy, as well as forcing her to reconnect with those from her, while beautiful, dark past.

A girl in a loving relationship with Paris, with two best friends and a father figure she found in Pigalle, leads a perfectly designed life, in her Gare du Nord apartment, with a wonderful job and a lot of coffee. After some irritating, peace-wrecking things happen, her life is suddenly chaotic, and as if that's not enough, she finds herself batting her eye-lashes at a man she didn't even notice before. Right before she has a fight with him, and right after her best friend stops speaking to her for something that isn't her fault. And then, there's the risk of losing the apartment. And not knowing what to do next. Escaping yourself is hard. As hard as being a person who squirms at cheesy romance stuff, at the same time living in the city people paint and write poetry about. The question is, are you supposed to keep running, or just be an adult about it? Reviews: 'I liked the way it was written, it was different and refreshing.' 'Jana Misho's new book will certainly make you feel Parisian for at least a week.' 'I love reading books where you just wish you knew the characters in real life - the friends and not just the love interest - and this book was ideal for that reason. They were the kind of characters I just knew that if they were real life people, life would never get dull.' 'As I read this book, I felt as though I were watching it on screen, fast paced and humorous, and rooting for the main character. If you're looking for something different and fun, pick up Misho's novel!' Book trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wnCC35Mzu4I (Free on Amazon, June 10 - June 13, 2014)

The aroma of freshly ground coffee beans and baked croissants constantly fills the air at this small Parisian café. Thea Fernsby, a nineteen-year-old girl from London, fresh out of high school is working away her gap year and Paris seems more dull now than it did when she first arrived. She is here looking for a way to escape the past and all the painful memories it holds, when she stumbles upon handsome Benedict MacCaa, a traveller, hopeless romantic and photographer here in Paris.

It happened one night. Eva Spencer arrived at the doorsteps of Coraline Seydoux. and the rest they say is history, history that you guys will be a part of.

NOCTURNE (70k) is a shadowy and twisting tale of historical romance, gothic revenge, and Parisian Victoriana (Think: Brontë sisters at the Moulin Rogue instead of the moors): In absinthe-soaked and morphine-hazed end-of-the-century Paris, a lovelorn opium lord pursues a romantic obsession with his dead lover’s daughter, Vesper de Villeneuve, but brooding Scotsman, Heathe Stoker, develops a vested interest in keeping her safe. A throwback to when fairytales were more grim and less Brother Grimm, NOCTURNE blends the dark, sensual themes of Angela Carter’s The Bloody Chamber with the readability and whimsy of Erin Morgenstern’s The Night Circus.

wearing a large, scratchy wool cardigan with big silver buttons that your mother bought while visiting prince edward island twenty-five years ago on her honeymoon, drinking large volumes of earl grey tea, which you always manage to accidentally let steep for too long, and then add too much sugar to, to compensate for the bitterness, speaking about my past just vaguely and bitterly enough that people wonder what it was that made me leave that school in the east to come back home, practically living in the coffeeshop on campus, sipping on macchiatos while reading through my notes, wearing very heavy, clunky low-top brown doc martens, which often make me stumble on the stairs in the science building, reading second-hand copies of classic plays, which i aquired when the theater department at my old high school was clearing out their storage loft, performing dramatic readings of edgar allen poe and lord byron to my cat when im home alone with their, drinking cheap wine anytime theres a reason for any kind of celebration or making up an excuse when there isnt one, playing my chet baker record, which i bought for one dollar at a local antique mall, at full volume late at night while i pine after the girl who never loved me back, or who never knew i loved her, at least.

In the city of love, where every corner whispers stories of passion, heartbreak, and serendipity, Amélie wandered, unaware that her own tale was about to begin. Paris had always been her muse, its cobblestone streets and timeless skyline fueling her art and filling the void left by a love long since lost. She had come to this city seeking inspiration, finding solace in its beauty and freedom in its chaos. But beneath the surface, she yearned for something more-something she could never quite put into words. The city had become her sanctuary, yet a quiet loneliness lingered, hidden behind the vibrant colors she painted and the laughter she shared with strangers. Across town, Ethan strolled through the streets, a notebook tucked under his arm and a heart filled with ambition. He had come to Paris for a different reason-an escape from the mundane, a chance to write the story he had always dreamed of. But what he didn't realize was that the story he was destined to write wasn't just one of fiction.

A 16 year old albino girl, is forced into an arranged marriage. The hope in ticking off her to do list before death is close to her heart, especially with her short life expectancy, and one of the things she's always wanted to do is to visit Paris...

Why is Paris called the city of love? Two strangers meet and find themselves enamoured with this very question. Whether the magnetic air of the city or the chilly breeze rolling over La Seine draw the two together remains unaswered, and the two manage to lose themselves to the night, or maybe to each other.

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Most Americans who go to Paris, France imagine the trip will be an IRL rom-com. Eiffel Tower selfies, bicycles, baguettes and berets... it all seems like a montage that leads to a sexy Parisian, helplessly drawn to your wide-eyed charm, sweeping you up for a night of cheese. That will never happen, but that's what makes Tierra gives you hope that if you stay true to your try-hard self, you can live that fantasy... and gain thousands of Instagram followers in the process.