Psichological Stories

In the cozy yet mysterious parlour of ex-commissioner Rodriguez, Detective Santos finds herself drawn into an unusual evening. While Rodriguez and Inspector Torres play a game of Go, the conversation drifts to Rodriguez's daughter, Blanca, and a peculiar "amiibo" figurine she possesses. Reprogrammed by a hacker, this toy supposedly grants three wishes in different video games, but its history of causing misfortune makes it ominous. As the night unfolds, Detective Santos agrees to investigate the amiibo's secrets with Blanca, leading to a startling climax where Blanca is found in a perilous state, tangled in the virtual and real worlds.

[ Poetry, reflections, philosophies of deep feelings, real and imagined situations, the author's views on the tortuous world in which we are imprisoned and forced to live as others want. ]

"Let the frosty sunrise be my farewell." The main character tells his own story after he tried to kill himself. Anything you read in this book is not related to real life, and it is not connected to anyone. This book was written from: 2020. dec. 21. to 2020. dec. 25.

i found out what is it behind

Colette, a young girl in her teenage years, lives with her parents and clings to her dream of becoming a writer. However, her parents don't support her aspirations. Obsessed with her favorite actress, she dedicates her stories to her idol. One day, Colette discovers a mysterious book that transports her to an enchanting world through her dreams where all her desires come true. She becomes a beloved princess in a magical kingdom, and to her astonishment, her mother-the queen-is none other than her favorite actress. But as she settles into this seemingly perfect life, she begins to realize that not everything is as wonderful as it seems. Will Colette be able to face the hard truth and find the strength to move forward with her real life?

Jorge Espinoza just got a new job, but it's kinda weird: the exact same rooms; the knobless doors; the fact that everything there is so pristine and ordered despite no one never being there, and that they pay him thousands of dollars to do stuff in front of a camera, simple stuff, like eating and scratching himself. There's} something off about it.

The story is about a broken society in which, under the effect of pills, people have been divided into different races with different characteristics and abilities. Each race has its own nation, or "tribe", as they like to call it, and they live totally disconnected from every other culture. Why? Because they hate each other. Every society teaches their kids to hate the other tribes and races, because they consider them inferior, and whenever someone doesn't fit the stereotypes they are under the risk of being expelled. Where do expelled people go? What happens when different races meet? To what extent are races really that incompatible? Well, ask poor Dominick Faia, who used to be surrounded by the wise, cold minds of the Violets, and now has to learn how to tolerate the childishness of a Yellow, the stubbornness of an Orange, the impartiality of a Green, and the obnoxiousness of a Red.