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Like water, soil, and sun, can you nurture me? Nasrin "Rin" Rivers grows things for a living. She's a broke twenty-four-year-old gardener raising her sick younger brother in a cramped apartment overflowing with plants, the only thing in her life she can control. Not her addict mother, not her father's absence, and definitely not the stack of bills growing faster than her plants. So when she wakes up half naked and hungover in a mansion she could never afford to walk past, she knows she's hit a new low. What she doesn't expect is the owner: Emiliano Valderrama, a stunning and infuriating Colombian heir with a reputation for being untouchable...and a clear memory of the night she can't remember. She thinks their chaotic encounter is over-until the next morning, when she learns the mansion belongs to the same man behind the high-paying gardening job she just applied for. Their accidental collision spirals into a sharp, intoxicating push-and-pull as Rin discovers the world behind his gates is full of secrets, obsessions, and dangers that bloom like nightshade. Caught between survival, family loyalty, and a man who terrifies her almost as much as he draws her in, Rin must decide whether Emiliano is just another beautiful poison, or something worth risking everything for. Rin knows how to handle dangerous growth. She can prune it, shape it, survive it. But Emiliano Valderrama? He's something she's never learned to control. And in his world, nothing is planted by chance.

He runs, carpenters, thinks of her and repeats it again until the very last moment she disappears from his life a fraction by fraction.

A poignant tale of a woman's journey through the emptiness of material success, and her ultimate realization of what truly matters.

In "Untold Cries" Sihle Shallappear weaves a heart-wrenching tale of resilience and redemption. The story follows a young boy who, on his 13th birthday, faces unimaginable tragedy and loss. As he navigates life after the devastating death of his mother, he endures betrayal, false accusations, and years of wrongful imprisonment. Despite the harrowing experiences and profound grief, he emerges with a powerful resolve to seek peace and forgiveness. This poignant narrative explores the depths of human suffering and the unyielding strength of the human spirit, leaving readers deeply moved and inspired.

Two men plan to rob the same house on the same night unbeknownst to each other.

She is breaking free from a bad relationship. He is determined to build a life in country-town Australia. Can they both find what they are looking for? Bec Williams moves in with her sister after leaving her controlling entrepreneur-boyfriend. She knows it won't be for long - just until she gets her career in photography on track. She doesn't want to give up her dreams for anything, or anyone, including the handsome High School English Teacher, Mr Anderson. Ryan Anderson thinks he has his life in order after a divorce. When he intervenes between Bec and her ex, things begin to heat up for Ryan, and he is forced to confront his romantic urges and his goals in life. As Bec's ambitions become clearer and Ryan questions his painful past, the two must decide whether or not to take a chance on their future together. But, will Bec's manipulative ex let her go unpunished for leaving him? Start reading 'Taking Chances' to discover the beautiful world of Brooksdale today! Hi! JD Rosewood here. This is my first sweet-romance and I'm really excited to be on Wattpad! I'd love to get your thoughts on the story. I really wanted to write a story where the main characters take charge of their lives. But, I didn't want to simply flip the age-old stereotype of boy rescues girl/girl rescues boy. I wanted a heroine and hero that pull themselves out of trouble and are not dependent on each other for salvation. I'd love to hear your thoughts on whether I achieved that or not! Sincerely, JD

a soliloquy of a bicycle who was left alone.

Sensual encounters

The poem also incorporates elements of reflective poetry, as Jemar's contemplates the lessons learned from their experiences. It's deeply personal and introspective, exploring themes of failure, compassion, and the human spirit's capacity for resilience and kindness.

In 2018, I used to write one poetic paragraph every day for 100 days. Today, when I look at those poetic drafts, I don't feel like discarding them, so I have decided to create something from them. Here, I present a new writing album titled "The Longing Rhapsodies," which will contain these pieces, as they reflect my inner thoughts, emotions, and reflections. I would like to preserve those drafts in this writing album. Thank you.

Fear, a simplistic yet ineluctable sentiment of man, was itself very evident of its origin and sometimes predictable with regard to the specific object which exertion of thought will eventually lay itself between a rational analysis. Reverence, too, had its basis upon a kenspeckle identity to whom one will exert the actions of which as a materialization of a singularly abstracted concept. When I say one having fear and reverence, I do not mean the very painless combination of the aforesaid, which, in a detailed expression-loving and hating whatsoever one had such dual cascades of thoughts. The idea, however, was connected to a loss of "self" while failing to resist the oppression of what the oppressor was willed to command, and an increase of the reverence to whose saying one may find expedient and acceptable to abide. The mere word "sequaciousness" is itself insufficient to explain the effect of such a perplexing power which was lain beyond the experiment of mankind's universal regularity, that is to say, one may find himself frequently unexposed to such an incidence. This volume was served in some vague yet still hopeful attempt to delineate this idea and provide some insight into further experimentations of human psychology.

"When moments become memories forever." Scarlett Miller, once carefree and content, is entangled in the threads of past and the only way to escape is to start over. Keen to dig the buried secrets and read minds, she is found at the doorstep of Genesis Global Academy, the world's most prestigious school and the gateway of the mysteries, waiting to be revealed. Coffee and paper flew into a mess as the two strangers collide on their hurried paths, unaware, their destinies are now intertwined .

A mother watches her daughter grow up trapped in a world she cannot fully feel. Born with a rare condition called Ignoralious, Cherry experiences life only in shades of numbness and hollow emotions-unable to see the warmth of joy, the sting of sorrow, or the subtle colors in between. While others laugh, cry, and love freely, she perceives the world through stark black and white, never through rose-colored lenses. Her mother grapples with guilt, helplessness, and the fear that no matter how much she loves her child, she may never bridge the gap between Cherry and the life everyone else can feel. Was she ever enough for the daughter she couldn't reach?

What we do with what we've got....

How the nobleman learns the biggest lesson of his life. And to what a terrible cost. Alas! If only the clock could be turned back!!

A poignant summer. A girl named June. A boy named August. A pretty cliched story right? But what happens when this clichéd story gets unclichéd of an ending? Join August and June on their journey of heartbreaks, melancholia, pain, love and life. "Moments like the one I was witnessing were rare. They seemed to tell me I didn't know much about this boy except what he told me about." "I don't see him anywhere like I thought, But I feel him all around.."

A 1300 word allegorical, linguistic journey on the meaning of the word mother.

An insightful, satirical short story set in a utopian world beset by the same old economic, social, and political problems of the present. Another world waiting for easy solutions. Another world waiting for a Goddog.

Two friends agree to be each other's plus one for a year but their fake relationship turns real.

As the soldier spins round and round on his jetplane fighting his enemies, what he worries most about isn't his life. Zooming into the crimson horizon, Katashi silently hopes that his baby daughter would be safe and sound. --- This was inspired by NU'EST's song "Happy Birthday", and a comment with a similar idea on YouTube. Previously named "Akari Means Light". "After we loved and were separated for a bit This is the angel's first birthday I can't be next to you but Happy birthday, happy birthday." A special thank you to MT girls who read and commented on it c: You are really encouraging and thank you for pointing out the flaws I might not have realised! ^^;