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She married the man of her dreams-then his first love came back. Now Amara has to decide: stay and fight for a man who never chose her, or finally choose herself... and the boy from her past who always did. __________________________ On paper, Amara Lane has everything she ever prayed for: a handsome husband, a ring on her finger, and the powerful Lane family name. In reality? She's just the woman who came after. Her husband, Jace Lane, never stopped loving his first love-the flawless, untouchable Sienna Hart. When Sienna blows back into town as Jace's new business partner, his parents treat her like the real daughter-in-law while Amara is left swallowing backhanded comments and smiling through every cold family dinner. So Amara straightens her spine, fixes her lipstick, and tells herself she can compete. She'll be prettier, nicer, more perfect-anything to keep her marriage from slipping through her fingers. Then she runs into Eli Rivera-her almost, her what-if, the boy who chose distance over breaking her heart. Now he's back, successful, completely unimpressed by the Lane family's power games, and furious when he sees how Amara is being treated. As Jace flaunts Sienna like a trophy and his family pushes Amara to the edges of every room, Eli pulls her back to herself-reminding her of the girl who once knew she deserved more than being second best. When the truth about Jace and Sienna finally explodes, Amara has to choose: Keep bleeding for a man who never picked her first... or walk away and choose herself-even if it means choosing the man from her past who never stopped seeing her. Packed with family drama, emotional betrayal, and a slow-burning second-chance romance, Loving a Man Who Still Loves Her will drag you by the heart from chapter one and refuse to let go.

In his frenzied pursuit of his stolen gem, Ivo Robotnik is forced into a conflict with Sonic and his friends in a newly discovered world. A fate far worse awaits him there, linked to the emergence of a new and dangerous hedgehog, and connected to Amy Rose.

Theo has always believed kindness could change the world. Smiles, favors, small sacrifices-he offers them freely, without ever asking for anything in return. But when life at college begins to chip away at his health, his spirit, and his sense of belonging, Theo discovers that giving too much can leave nothing left for himself. Between cruel roommates, long shifts at a café, and the quiet ache of loneliness, he clings to the light he brings others-children at the shelter, a confident girl who orders iced coffee, and a steadfast friend who sees through his endless smile. Yet when kindness becomes exhaustion, when generosity hides hunger, Theo must finally ask: Who will carry the boy who has carried everyone else? Tender, raw, and deeply human, All That We Carry is a story of friendship, first love, and the delicate balance between giving and receiving. It is about learning that being cared for is just as vital as caring for others-and that the weight we carry is lighter when it's shared.

Gwen is ready to start fresh at the high school where her brother Khen studied. What seemed like a normal new chapter soon turns into a whirlwind of changes, secrets, and challenges that will test her determination. Meanwhile, Sandy struggles with feelings she can't ignore and faces the uncertainty of what love truly means. Valentina, on the other hand, will have to learn how to survive without Gwen and Sandy by her side, while a new girl seems to fit perfectly into their group... but is she really what she appears to be? Dennis is hiding something, Julieth seems more innocent than she really is, and Elías is changing... but for better or worse? And as if all this weren't enough, a new boy will enter Gwen's life, shattering the peace she's been trying so hard to hold onto. In a high school full of obstacles and hidden intentions, no one is who they seem. Will Gwen and her friends find their place, or will they end up lost in the shadows that stalk them?

❤️ Featured in Wattpad TeenFiction's 'DiverseLit Teens' reading list (15th November 2024 onwards). Rankings: ✨ #1 in personalgrowth out of 1.62K stories (29th December 2024). ✨ #1 in cancerawareness out of 107 stories (05th September 2024 to 27th November 2025). ✨ #1 in overcomingadversity out of 87 stories (11th July to 15th January 2025). ✨ #1 in teenagegirl out of 1.03K stories (13th December 2025). ✨ #1 in depressionawareness out of 87 stories (07th January 2025 to 27th November 2025). ✨ #1 in srilankan out of 157 stories (16th to 27th November 2025). ✨ #1 in familysupport out of 34 stories (16th to 27th November 2025). ✨ #1 in ambitious out of 218 stories (16th to 27th November 2025). ✨ #4 in resilience out of 2.2K stories (25th June to 04th July 2024). ✨ #5 in islamic out of 2.11K stories (9th of July 2025). ***************************************** ©️ 2024 Nifla Ali Naleef. All rights reserved. This work may not be reproduced, copied, or distributed without permission. ***************************************** Umair, haunted by the loss of his twin brother in a tragic accident, feels a deep responsibility to protect his close friend Bilal, who has been battling cancer since the age of sixteen. Bilal, ever the adventurous spirit, is determined to live life on his own terms, striving to appear normal and competitive with his peers-often at the expense of his health, rejecting the care he desperately needs. Meanwhile, their best friend Mu'az struggles under the weight of heavy family responsibilities. At the same time, Reeha, a girl with a hearing disability, grapples with the emotional scars left by years of neglect from her father, Mr. Hussein, who now seeks to mend their fractured relationship after being diagnosed with cancer. As their lives intertwine, they discover hope and healing through friendship and shared experiences.

This is a personal health journey inspired by real-life experiences. It's not about perfection, extreme routines, or quick fixes - it's about small habits, mindset shifts, and learning to listen to your body. Through simple changes and honest reflections, this story explores how taking care of yourself can slowly transform both body and mind. If you enjoy relatable wellness stories and gentle motivation, this journey is for you.

A spiritual sequel Power Rangers Wild Force. While most power ranger stories focus on the Monster of The Week, Power Rangers Primal Rage shines a light on the other side of being a Power Ranger, the unrequited fatal danger and stress that lingers once the high of being a hero wears off. This new team of Rangers fall into their role of heroism when they encounter an alien who has hidden on Earth after being hunt down by a space pirate for the treasure of said alien's home planet. These Rangers must not only face down this unknown enemy but must also balance responsibilities, relationships amongst each other, and personal struggles, all while keeping their aliases a secret. Will this pirate succeed in his conquest to obtain this treasure? Sometimes, the battles aren't just rangers versus monsters, most time the battles are within themselves, and small accomplishments become large mile stones for these rangers.

The Joseph-Brittaney Revelation: A Principle of Consciousness by Joseph Antonio Leroy Vicente What if consciousness is not born from the brain, but the foundation of reality itself? What if memory, meaning, and love are the language of a unified field that connects every living being? This manuscript examines those questions through philosophy, cognitive science, psychology, quantum physics, biology, cosmology, and theology - forming a coherent model known as the Cloud-of-Consciousness. It bridges reason and emotion, showing how awareness connects mind and matter, existence and purpose, loss and renewal. The Joseph-Brittaney Revelation was created through grief, logic, and devotion - written not to preach, but to understand. It stands as both a scientific-philosophical framework and a personal memorial to love that endures beyond death. Readers are invited to think deeply, question freely, and feel honestly. This work does not ask for belief; it invites comprehension - that truth, empathy, and consciousness are all one. © 2025 Joseph Antonio Leroy Vicente. All rights reserved. Registered with the U.S. Copyright Office (submission confirmed October 2025). All text and theoretical models are fully human-authored. GPT-5 (AI System) provided only grammatical and organizational assistance. The official cover photograph, featuring the author and his late partner Brittaney, was created by the author and his sister. No reproduction or monetization is permitted without written consent. Quotations for study or review are welcome with credit to: Joseph Antonio Leroy Vicente - The Joseph-Brittaney Revelation: A Principle of Consciousness (2025).

My Name Is Ana A Story of Power, Love, and Moving Forward Ana finishes college alone-no applause, no safety net, no one waiting when it's over. What she carries instead is proof: she survived, she finished, and she's ready to start. At twenty-five, Ana enters the corporate world full of quiet hope. She works hard, fails publicly, and learns how power operates in places that don't slow down for growth. When the pressure becomes erasure, she walks away-not because she can't endure, but because she won't disappear again. As Ana rebuilds her career, she risks love without needing rescue, faces heartbreak that doesn't undo her progress, and confronts opportunities that test her integrity. Success comes with conditions. Power asks for compromises. And Ana must decide-again and again-who she's willing to be. My Name Is Ana is a grounded, emotionally honest story about ambition, independence, and choosing yourself in a world that rewards silence. This is not a story about being saved. It's about becoming.

Ever wonder if anyone else was as confused about life as you? Welcome to my collection of existential crises wrapped in 21 chapters of insights! In this collection of insightful reflections, I'll answer everything from 'What is success?' to 'How do I truly belong somewhere?' Perfect for anyone who's ever felt lost in the maze of life or just wants to feel better about their own existential crises. (P.S. The cover art is created by yours truly!)

Mara Reyes has always lived inside her own head. Every pause feels like rejection. Every unread message feels like the beginning of the end. When she starts dating Lina Park-soft-spoken, steady, and sure of herself-Mara finally feels safe... until her overthinking starts to whisper. Instead of talking to Lina, Mara runs to her friends, dissecting every text, every tone, every moment of distance. What begins as reassurance slowly turns into surveillance of her own relationship. When Lina finds out that nothing between them was ever just between them, the trust they built begins to crack. Words are said. Lines are crossed. Love isn't always enough when fear speaks louder. A story about anxiety, boundaries, communication, and the quiet devastation of realizing you hurt the person you love without meaning to.

"I was told not to laugh too loudly-it didn't suit the family." "Someone suggested I change the way I signed my name after marriage." "They discussed my food preferences in a family meeting-without me in the room." None of these moments ended a marriage. None of them caused a scene. And none of them were ever spoken about again. This book begins in those moments. Reasons Why Women Should Not Get Married in India is a non-fiction collection of real, short stories told by women across generations who encountered the strange, uncomfortable, and quietly disorienting realities of marriage. Their marriages were not disasters. Many were stable. Some were loving. But all of them came with small incidents that carried big meanings-moments that made these women pause and wonder when, exactly, they had begun disappearing. Each chapter presents a "reason," not as an argument, but as a lived experience: the comments passed casually at family dinners, the expectations that arrive without discussion, the subtle reshaping of personality, preferences, body, colour, voice, and behaviour. These are not dramatic confessions. They are everyday truths-easy to dismiss, impossible to forget. This is not a book against marriage. It acknowledges that many women build happy, fulfilling partnerships. But it also insists that the quieter discomforts the ones that don't look serious enough to protest deserve to be documented. Intimate, unsettling, and deeply familiar, this book gives language to experiences women usually share only in whispers. It asks no one to reject marriage. It simply asks readers to notice what is usually overlooked. Because sometimes, the strangest parts of marriage are also the most telling.

"A Journey Through the Dark: Finding Light in the Struggle" This deeply personal story takes readers on a transformative journey through the depths of depression, panic attacks, and loneliness. A young girl called nasha, struggling with the weight of her emotions, feels lost in a world that doesn't seem to understand her. As she navigates her darkest moments-thoughts of giving up, feelings of isolation, and an endless cycle of self-doubt-she discovers the power of small steps toward healing. With raw honesty, the author shares her battle with her mental health and the painful yet hopeful process of finding light amidst the darkness. From panic attacks to self-reflection, this book paints a vivid picture of the emotional rollercoaster that is recovery. It's a story of survival, growth, and the resilience needed to break free from the grips of depression.

I grew up in a world that didn't make sense, surrounded by struggles, fears, and questions I couldn't answer. I watched people around me live their lives, some cruel, some kind, and I wondered who I was in it all. This is my story - about facing hardships, learning from them, and trying to understand life for myself. About finding strength when everything feels against you, and discovering what it really means to live. - The boy who knows the truth

"Transform your life with ancient Toltec wisdom. 'The Four Agreements' teaches you how to live with freedom, happiness, and love by following four simple yet powerful principles: Be impeccable with your word, don't take anything personally, don't make assumptions, and always do your best. A guide to personal growth and inner peace."

A spiritual manifesto for the modern mom searching for sparkle in everyday life. Spiritual Candy is a collection of short, true stories about motherhood, meaning, and the quiet magic hiding in ordinary moments-school drop-offs, mismatched socks, weird signs from the universe, and the reminder that spirituality doesn't have to look perfect to be real. - About the author: Danielle Gonzales is a mom and writer who believes spirituality is found in the small, ordinary moments of everyday life.

A heart cracked but still beating. A voice once silenced, now learning to speak. *Flawed But Finding Me* is the soft rebellion of becoming- not perfect, not whole, but real. This is the journey of healing, one breath at a time.

This is not a story, nor a dramatic event - it is a call for your life. A book that will help you understand that dreaming is essential, but to succeed, you must start today. There are no difficult words here, no grand philosophical talks - only clear messages, small steps, and inspiration to move forward on the path of life. If you are searching for a way to change your life, if you want to make a difference but are unable to do so, then this book is for you. Start with a little courage, a little determination, and a commitment to make the most of today. Today could be the day that changes the course of your life. So, I say, start today, not tomorrow.

A guide to spiritual enlightenment

Life doesn't stop for anyone, but sometimes we pause to see it clearly. Quiet Season is a collection of short reflections on growing older, staying home, and learning to be present with yourself. All rights reserved © 2026 Quiet Season