Pharmacy Stories

In her story, there was no villain. No one to point at and say, this is the bad person. Because in real life, most situations are not that simple. Sometimes, there is no one to blame. Not the people. Not yourself. Not even fate. There are moments when things just happen. You don't know who is wrong. You don't know who is right. You don't even know what "wrong" means anymore. Some days, you blame yourself. Some days, you blame life. Some days, you blame the silence, the timing, the universe, the air around you. And some days, you realise there is nothing to blame at all. This is just how life is. You don't fight it. You don't escape it. You simply learn how to live with it.

𝓛𝐈 𝓛𝐈 𝓜𝐄𝐈 and 𝓢𝐔𝐍𝐀𝐓𝐎 𝓑𝐀𝐍𝐃𝐀 were different sides of the same dangerous, but a very beautiful flower; while both seemingly pure and calm on the outside, they both couldn't escape from this bitter, grotesque poison, hidden deep inside their dim, seemingly innocent souls. ˚˖𓍢ִ໋❀ 𓏵 𝓛𝒊 𝓜𝒆𝒊 was as pure and peaceful as lily; drinking a bittersweet tea from a vintage, slightly cracked teacup and holding an ephemeral, hazy smile on her lips. While being covered in the ugly rot of her past mistakes, she sells medicines to stop others from rotting; believing that 𝘢𝘭𝘮𝘰𝘴𝘵 every human is fixable. ⊹ ࣪ ˖ Excluding the one who wanted to find cracks in the light reflected in her hazy dark eyes, or seeds of elysian flowers planted deep inside her heart... little too much. 𓏵 𝓑𝒂𝒏𝒅𝒂 was as toxic and griefful as lily also; acting with a sharp knife like a doctor with their god tools. With these charming, but harmful eyes, and hands who held more types of blood, than people in a different type of embrace than a deathly one. He didn't save people from anything else but life itself, believing that no one truly deserves it. ⊹ ࣪ ˖ Especially one specifically eerie person with flowers in their hair, who couldn't help but keep trying to fix his unfixable heart, even with a sharp, firm knife against their throat, delicate like petals of a flower. ⊹ ࣪ ˖ They end up in Borderlands while being in cruelly other situations-Li Mei during a peaceful walk, and Banda during a walk too; but towards a death sentence. Her path filled with flowers, his path filled with a poison of the same plants. ⊹ ࣪ ˖ If the flower glanced at the knife, the knife would look away. But if the knife glared at the flower, the knife would already be poisoned. Because of the flower.

This story is about the chronicling journey of two souls as they experience the good and bad parts of being in love, creating a strong connection that lasts forever, no matter what happens.

Wang Jayd is a silent person. He only speaks when necessary and does not like attention from many people. But his handsomeness never fail to betray him until a crazy offer turned his world upside down. "Hey Jayd, let's have a deal." "......." ---------------------------------------------- A/N Hello readers! Hopefully you don't throw stones at me after reading this story. This is the first story that I have written and it might awaken the hidden grammar nazi in you. English is not my mother tongue and I am still learning. I accept criticisms but please don't be too hard on me okay? Hope you like it! Please let me know what you think by writing in the comment section.

Use and abuse of Pharmacy of the human Soul. It is a pharmacy practically free. Many formulators are anonymous and it can be found anywhere, even emblazoned on the wall of a public bathroom, on the bumper of a truck, a forgotten ticket on a park bench, a piece of paper lying on the ground. It is a pharmacy whose remedies not only cure the sick, but also strengthen the healthy. Indicate that pharmacy so fabulous to all your friends and all those you love and want only good. Here's a nice gift for anyone you love so much. Whenever shine before your eyes a remedy for the soul, even if not needing no cure, read it carefully with understanding and comprehension. No hurry. Taste each word, each phrase as if it were the last drop of honey. And most important: always have faith, great faith and perseverance in life. Author: Luís Augusto Lé English version ( translation: http://translate.google.com.br/ ) COUNTED: readfreebrazil@gmail.com https://www.facebook.com/gutole BLOG: http://www.augustole.blogspot.com BLOG: http://www.augustolee.blogspot.com Portuguese version: http://www.wattpad.com/12848058-farm%C3%A1cia-da-alma TEXT IS A BEAUTIFUL, AND I CAN NOT PUBLISH IT DONATION: https://www.paypal.com/cgi-bin/webscr?cmd=_s-xclick&hosted_button_id=J9LHZENNNFX8Y readfreebrazil@gmail.com

Between the spaces of grains in the sand, a college junior and a theology seminarian find themselves caught in the same tide, neither quite drifting nor arriving, just...there.

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Kelenna Agu loves her job as clinical pharmacy manager at Preston Regional Hospital. It gives her fulfillment and validation, and is where she's always shined. It's also a far cry from how she fares in her love life. Six months after her break up with The One Who Got Away, he is back in the arms of a former flame, engaged to be married, while she is finding herself on bad dates with men who yell at waitresses or have irredeemable bad breath. But when the opioid epidemic sweeping across the nation suddenly lands at the doorsteps of Preston, Kelenna is caught off guard. The drug shortage and tragedy that follows occurs on Kelenna's watch, causing her to question her professional competence. But her love and work fortunes must be flipping, because just as she is about to give up on dating altogether, she is introduced to the perfect man: a Harvard-trained pediatric neurosurgeon who looks as good in real life as his résumé, and seems too good to be true. What will it take for Kelenna to find the balance she so deeply desires? Trying to solve the opioid problem at Preston is one thing, and handling the affairs of the heart is another, right? But what if they're not that different? In The Way You Look At Me, Kelenna must learn to look beyond the surface to see what really matters.Ke

In his final year of a diploma in pharmacy, Xie Lian is sent to do his clinical attachment at Pu Hua Children's Hospital, a specialized pediatric facility known for its tough cases and tight-knit staff. He expects to spend his days reviewing medication charts and prepping syrup dosages-not falling for the quietly intense, red-clad pharmacist who seems to haunt the dispensary like a ghost. Hua Cheng, five years older than him, works there part-time while running his own retail pharmacy nearby. Rumor has it he's cold and unreachable-but for some reason, he keeps showing up whenever Xie Lian needs him most.

Dean McAllister is a master of charm, using his job at an old Bed-Stuy pharmacy to run a profitable side business. He lives by a motto of self- preservation, but when a woman named Millie Howard walks in, to pick up an expensive prescription Dean sees more than a target-he sees a chance to solve all his problems . Millie, a sheltered Music History student from Brooklyn Heights, is desperate for a real love story her dying mother can witness before it's too late. When fate seems to throw the charismatic, well-dressed Dean into her life-at a subway stop, then a vintage record store-it feels like a sign. He stages the coincidences. She falls for the performance. As Dean is pulled deeper into Millie's quiet, elegant world, the line between the calculated lie and genuine affection begins to blur. For the first time, he sees a path to redemption, a future where he can finally be the good man she believes him to be. But as his dangerous past catches up, the truth is exposed, shattering Millie's entire reality. Now, with everything he loves on the line, Dean must make one last choice: save himself, or make the ultimate sacrifice to prove that while the relationship started with a lie, the love was terrifyingly, irrevocably real. Some pills are too hard to swallow, and some prescriptions simply cannot be renewed.