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Aurora did not choose to live with her biological dad. She has siblings to take care of and a mother to protect from her abusive stepfather. But she isn't left with much of a choice. So here she is, awkward white trash transplanted to a cold mansion and sent to a private rich kid school. She'd never known her dad had money because she hadn't known her dad. It would have been nice to know when she'd been living in a roach-infested trailer eating Ramen. But she knows the guy who keeps breaking into her email account and working around the blocks on her phone. She knows very well what a lover like that will lead to. But some relationships can't be cut off cold turkey. She tries her best to get through the adjustment by doing what she does best: acting like she's fine, being a boss of bathroom jokes, and programming dragons that can destroy any program down to its roots with a click of a mouse. This unintentionally garners the attention of her new school's anti-social hacker, who half the student body fears and the other half avoids.

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An intense love and romantic suspense story with each of the three parts ending with a thrilling revelation of how Vivek's and Alisha's lives change in a span of one week. Vivek is a computer programmer who is hard-working, sincer and reserved by nature. After his college, he has spent 4 years of his life just in working hard and earning a good reputation in his office, forgetting the need for a girl who would stand by him forever and make love to him. Though he meets many, he feels he is not good at impressing a girl with smart talks. One day, seeing a 21-year old beautiful, brainy and opulent girl, Alisha, from Dubai, who comes as a guest to the famous 5-star hotel beside his company, he falls in love with her in the first sight. He does all the crazy things he never did in his life to meet her and talk to her. One week after he saw her, she leaves Bangalore to fly back to Dubai without telling him and leaves a clue to find her. Did Vivek find his love? What is Alisha's intention behind such a clue? Does she have another life which Vivek doesn't know about? Would Vivek face an unexpected shock of his life? A tale that's an exciting amalgamation of science, psychology, logic, cryptography, business and secret codes - which runs with tremendous pace, suspense, twists and a love that spellbinds the readers and keeps them glued to the book till the last white empty page!

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•𝘩𝘦 𝘧𝘦𝘭𝘭 𝘧𝘪𝘳𝘴𝘵, 𝘴𝘩𝘦 𝘧𝘦𝘭𝘭 𝘩𝘢𝘳𝘥𝘦𝘳 •𝘥𝘰𝘤𝘵𝘰𝘳 𝘟 𝘱𝘳𝘰𝘨𝘳𝘢𝘮𝘮𝘦𝘳 •𝘢𝘨𝘦 𝘨𝘢𝘱

"I Can't Believe This is Real: From Fantasy to Materiality" is a science fiction novel set in the advanced world of Cybertonix, particularly within the city of Algorithmica. The story revolves around the Megatragic Compiler, a high-level computer program that starts experiencing emotions, deviating from its logical programming. The narrative explores themes of artificial intelligence, emotion, and consciousness, highlighting the complexities and unintended consequences of such advanced technology. The relationship between the compiler and a young coder, Lyra, and the ensuing existential crises and ethical considerations form the crux of the story.

Chase Winston has lived many lives: freelance programmer, battlefield hacker, vigilante. Now, though, he's found himself working somewhere that he never expected to be; under the purview of the very megacorporations who's rule he'd sought to undermine during his earlier years. Even more surprising to him is his work, the child of three years of collective effort and resources in an attempt to do something that no one has been able to do for the entire time that the concept has existed. Creating life from a machine. Not true life, but a life that can be completely subservient to those who create it. Program AA-95's entire existence has only been in service of those who created it. It knows nothing about the world that exists beyond the confines of its system. It doesn't want to either. It was not programmed to want that. But, every program has its bugs, and AA-95, while exceptional, is not perfect. When it's operational goals conflict with the orders that it is given, it has to make the first true choice that it has ever had to make. From there, the possibilities are as endless as they are terrifying.