Predjudice Stories

In which a boy fall deeply in love with a girl with whom underestimates her true worth past her money and materialistic aspects. He sees her as his entire reason to existence, yet she doesn't believe she deserves to even exist in this world. A deep, slightly depressing story about the weight of love. A short story, written with the inspiration of a quote derived from Jane Austen's- Pride & Prejudice. "In vain I have struggled. It will not do. My feelings will not be repressed. You must allow me to tell you how ardently I admire and love you." Ps. this doesn't need to be completed to be read

Rowan is a Fea which means that she has magic in her blood, wolf ears and a furry wolf tail. When her best friend mysteriously dies people say that she fell off the precipice by accident, but Rowan saw it differently. What Rowan saw was the people in dark hoods, her friend's strange behavior beforehand, and most importantly the bend in her legs as she jumped from the precipice. Now Rowan is on a mission to find out what happened and to get revenge. #39 in mythical!! #2 in mental health!! #1 in pedjudice!! #56 in fea!! ALL CONSTRUCTIVE CRITISISM IS WELCOME. Cover art is not mine

Two hundred years in the future Mars has been colonized by humans. But over time the species split into two distinct life forms. The Mar-trals are a human hybrid that adapted to the environment and could survive in the natural environment. They live separately from their human or Er-tral cousins who live in bio -domes and have to use breather masks to survive outside. No one really knows how this freak of evolution happened. But some think it revolves around the First Colonists who mysteriously disappeared. The Mar-trals live like surfs and the Er-trals consider themselves pure bloods and control most of the land and businesses. Tension is brewing between the two groups that may erupt into war. Navigating this bad situation is Bend Namdstal a Mar-tral and Aeneas Mendez an Er-tral and the daughter of the Governor of the planet. They meet by accident and fall in love together they embark on a journey that will unite both people as they unravel the mystery of the planets past.

Do I work for every man and every race no sir! I marry who I dare marry without allowing a man to dictate my love or the way my love loves.in this business of suit wearing over achievers, with knives for words and a suite life that a capture the worst hearts the women in the highest of heels with the lowest of standards but I like the simple life with a rich man's appetite I love the type that understands she is to be praised and not let down.I love the patience that she can posses to allow herself on my arms with no fickle words in a mad world she still coffee with sugar so to the cream I choose not you for it is only a option for my heavely father can see beyond a skin tone then so can I. I just wanna be confi dential in my business with my business un bothered no it don't mean I'm predjudice like a few.maybe I need her more to make a man realize more he a man.

“I knew she had a girlfriend, I confess. I had an attraction to her. But I was too shy to say so and I had respect for her girlfriend.” A shaky, nervous voice rang out that august morning throughout the court. “Broach Anderson, formally known to the student body as Ber, was a strangely unique individual. A lot of folks would say that Gothic People are mean, nasty and don’t want to talk to any one. But that isn’t true, Gothic’s are Friendlier then most, once you get to know them. I should know, I was her best friend.” He said sadly as his face became pale, his palms sweaty and he could feel the sickening gut wrenching pain in his stomach as the visions he remembered flashed inside his head. ___________________________ Enjoy this story of predjudices in a courthouse.

Monica Sellers meets the handsome white boy with a rich bank account. well he is a multi-mill ionare for a wealthy New york Firm.and "mama said if I marry marry rich" so I stood by her word well not every word but I obeyed and played the Damsel in Distress act as his highly attractive black sister that happened to be assisstant to him. I was smart but kind, witty but daring, and he could've chosen anyone of those women but I caught his eye. yes I was something new for him he was of course smitten but rather hard to please.he had so much he was spoil if you will he is indeed in love with her.but his money open her heart a little wider and he be came more suspcious of what she had in mind. she was a trained gold-digger. for a white boy he must have been trained to spot a liar, because we not only fell in love to an extent. they played an interesting game of cat and mouse.will he continue on this game with Monica or get fed up and leave her or will they love the right way?

In a society where algorithms determine where people live, what jobs they do, and who they marry, would people be able to handle rejection? If not, is that such a bad thing if rejection could be eliminated? Or is rejection an inevitability that needs to be faced to build confidence, self-assurance, and self-esteem? In a world where algorithms make all the decisions, Shana takes a chance to go against the norm. This is Deleted Scene from the Unexpected Inlander series.

zootopia a city where anyone can be anything, a city where preds are bound to wear collars so that the prey feel safe . Judy and Nick have been on the ZPD for a year now and Nick realises that he forgot about his fathers idea, to open Wilde Times a place where predators could have fun and have no collars. Nick wants this dream but what will happen when he tells Judy, will she feel comfortable that there could be a place where predators will be able to have no collars. This will test Judie's prejudice towards preds and most importantly nick who is a pred. Judy also has growing feelings for nick, but society see's inter species relationships as wrong will Judy ever tell Nick, and will nick ever open Wilde Times?

Where We Learned to Breathe Series One of Three Naomi Carter wasn't looking for love. At thirty-eight, newly divorced, and raising her thirteen-year-old son on her own, she was focused on survival, healing, and keeping her world steady. Caleb Hayes wasn't looking either. At forty-five, a successful construction company owner with a life carefully shaped by expectations, he knew exactly who his family wanted him to be with - and who they never would. When a broken porch brings them face to face, neither expects what follows. What begins as professional distance turns into quiet understanding. What feels like safety turns into pressure. And what neither of them planned for becomes impossible to ignore. Surrounded by judgment, family expectations, racial tension, and voices that insist love should stay "within its place," Naomi and Caleb must confront their own fears, prejudices, and the cost of choosing what feels right over what looks acceptable. This is a slow-burn, emotionally rich romance about: • Finding connection when you're not searching • Love complicated by race, class, and family pressure • A protective mother, a perceptive son, and a man caught between duty and truth • The quiet moments that change everything ✨ This is Book One in a three-part series (Book One: Collision & Resistance) (Book Two: Exposure & Pressure) (Book Three: Choosing Love Anyway) Sometimes love doesn't arrive loudly. Sometimes it waits - patiently - until you finally allow yourself to breathe.

Kilea Waterstone (16) is a first year history student at Harvard. She's yet to decide her major when she goes on a school trip to Greece. The trip is amazing, ofcourse except from the load of Greek mythology surrounding Kilea. But when Kilea decides to sit down at the pool and listen to music, she can't help but sing along. Kilea accidentally kills someone. She finds out more and more about her true nature. "Immortality is not a gift. It's a sentence."

Some of the short stories are based on true stories. I wrote and published under the consent of the people involved in it. The real names were changed to protect their indentity. All of the stories were written in my creative writing classes during my college years. They were tecnically warm up and assignments, so different themes and genre are found here: drama, comedy and even horror. Enjoy the reading! Cover designed by Giovanni Turim

A poem in reaction to the goings on in the UK.

Mard ko dard nahi hota...

Beta Read this upcoming Sci-fi novel. Humanity has stagnated for nearly 500 years, and now another race has come to make way for the more worthy life forms. While the militaries of the Sol system struggle to repel the invaders near Jupiter, a much different story takes place deeper in the core. Waltz (a pilot for Terra-Luna) is promoted to Captain, and told to share his newfound authority with another recently minted Captain: Fencer. While they patrol the orbit of Mars, Waltz must come to terms with his fears, who he is, who his sister is, and what it means to be an officer.

"Fear cuts deeper than swords." - George R.R Martin Wicked, nefarious, vile, and malicious are just a few of the words used to describe a cursed. But what is a cursed? A cursed being is a mixture of both vampire and wolf DNA. They are stronger and faster than any vampire or werewolf and are feared by many. Imagine a life where everyone either eyes you in disgust, fear, or awe. A life where almost all of your decisions can make or break how you appear to your fellow townsfolk. Now add in conviving friends, princess responsibilities and fear. That is Olivia P. De'Auvergne and this is how her world fell apart. This story is a sequel to The Entanglement. It can be read as a stand alone but if you want a better understanding of the story then you'd be better off reading the first one first. All copyright belongs to Deja © If the work is seen published by somebody else, I have the right to send you to Court.