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From Wool's Orphanage to Lord Voldemort

--- A missing college student. A café that hides more than it serves. A police officer who refuses to back down. When Sub-Inspector Arjun Mehra walks into an upscale café investigating a disappearance, he doesn't expect to clash with its cold, powerful young owner. What starts as a public confrontation turns into something far more dangerous - a battle of pride, control, and obsession. In a world where influence bends rules and fear keeps people silent, Arjun stands his ground. And Kabir Rathore has never been challenged like this before. --- It will be updated every ✨️FRIDAYS✨️ 😉👍

on may 5th, 2005, high school senior molly davis is reported missing after a group drug exchange beneath a bridge on the edge of town. what begins as rumor quickly becomes investigation, and in the close-knit community of milwaukee, suspicion spreads as weeks turn into months with no answers. the last people to see molly alive were four girls from the school's art club - a few acquaintances bound less by affection than circumstance - who return to their daily lives carrying a secret they agreed never to share. over the following year, graduation, family pressures, and ordinary young adult milestones unfold alongside mounting guilt and paranoia. each girl attempts to manage the insurmountable guilt in her own way, until a tragedy within the group forces the full truth into the open.

What's scarier: walking 40 kilometers through the desert, rubbing your feet raw, or staying where you get killed every day? For 17-year-old Leah from Gary, the answer was obvious. She left. On foot. Without money. Without a ticket. To where Billie Eilish is performing today. She didn't plan to survive. She planned to simply be - where her pain becomes music, not a reason to be beaten. But Billie saw her. Backstage, covered in blood and dirt - she saw not a fan, but a reflection of her own brokenness. And she took her with her. To Australia. On tour. To her home. Now Leah is learning to live where you can take food out of the fridge at night. And Billie is learning what they don't teach on stage: how not to break down while saving someone who is more precious than a career. Their story is about how two people piece each other back together. About burns that aren't just from frying pans. About a blue-eyed pit bull who became redemption. And about an mp3 player that plays one song over and over again at one o'clock in the morning: "Man, am I the greatest..." The only question is, who is the greatest here? The one who sings about it on stage? Or the one who walked 40 kilometers just to be there?

Seventeen-year-old Yuki has always lived a quiet, struggling life-working part-time jobs just to survive and pay off medical expenses for his mother. Everything changes the day he unexpectedly meets Yoshiro Monotagari, the 25-year-old CEO of the powerful Monotagari Group of Companies. Yoshiro freezes the moment he sees him. Because Yuki looks exactly like his younger brother... the brother who disappeared years ago. Driven by unresolved grief and unfinished business within his family, Yoshiro makes a shocking proposal: Yuki must pretend to be his long-lost brother. At first, Yuki refuses. He doesn't want to live someone else's life. But when financial problems push him to the edge, he reluctantly accepts. What starts as a simple agreement slowly becomes complicated- because the Monotagari family hides secrets. The company has enemies, and Yuki might not be pretending as much as he thinks. Copyright Notice © 2026 by YasudaAluna. All rights reserved. This story is original and belongs to the author. Please do not copy, repost, translate, or reproduce any part of this work without permission. Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places, and events are either imaginary or used for storytelling purposes only. Any resemblance to real persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental.

Elara Cross had a life of rules, control, and fear-until Mara came into it. A protector. A temptation. A secret. One night changes everything, and the truth becomes a dangerous burden. ALIBI is a dark, emotional story of desire, sacrifice, and the choices we make when freedom comes at a cost. #1 in repression - 18/02/2026 #1 in shock - 11/02/2026 #1 in alibi - 18/02/2026

A cold, modern metropolis where mafia clans rule through polished deceit and reapers move like phantoms beneath society's surface. Legacy tightens its grip. Control is currency. Bloodlines and betrayal dictate fate. Born of silence, shaped by betrayal. He was raised to obey, not to feel. But even in a world built on violence, something fragile still dares to live beneath the ruin. Characters: Jay Levian Virelli (JL) Stephan Iskiel Morcetti (Steven) Wade Silas Grivano (Jeongwoo) Zevien Han Valezari (Han) Daìs Kairo Caelum (Daisuke) Juvhan Owyn Korrain (Juwon) Chion Ezrien Virelli (Chih En) Aiven Shu Morcetti (Shuaibo) Woon Klien Ravello (Woongki)

The door was open. That was the first thing Seonghwa noticed. Not broken. Not forced. Not locked. Open. For the first time, he could leave. For the first time, he could be free. And for the first time... he didn't. Hongjoong was a monster to the world cold, controlled, and untouchable. But monsters don't fall in love. And they don't break when the person they love walks away. What begins as captivity slowly becomes something far more dangerous: trust. What begins as control slowly becomes dependence. And somewhere between fear and comfort, between manipulation and care, one question remains If you stay when you can leave... was it ever a cage at all? - A dark psychological BL exploring obsession, power, emotional dependence, and the fragile line between captivity and choice. Reader discretion advised.

At twenty-eight, Britney's life is nothing but a slow-motion wreck. She's jobless, broke, angry at the world, and living a life she's far from proud of. Her temper has become her trademark - the reason she's seen the inside of a courtroom more times than her own reflection. She's not living, just surviving - dragging herself through days that all feel the same, with nothing good to show for the years gone by. Things take a darker turn, however, when she's arrested for beating her best friend senseless after discovering she'd been sleeping with her fiancé. The fine alone is enough to bury her. Yet somehow, she walks free - only to find the devil waiting on her couch. Her brother. The same brother she'd last seen twelve years ago. He claims he's back to help her start over. His entry into her life, however, only brings more doom rather than intended redemption; as he pulls her into a world of crime wrapped in luxury and painted in blood - a world that slowly consumes her. Then she meets him - the dark, devilishly handsome stranger her brother shouldn't have brought to her table. The kind of man who burns quietly but fatally, whose touch feels like sin, and whose world is soaked in danger. One look and her fate was sealed. The deeper Britney sinks into him, the closer she drifts toward the edge - where love, crime, and death blur into one. Between the brother who believes he's protecting her and the man who's slowly corrupting her, Britney is caught in a storm she can't escape. Her life was already a mess. Now, it's a masterpiece of chaos, temptation, and ruin. She thought she'd hit rock bottom-until they showed her how far there still was to fall...

Where brilliance attracts power and power attracts danger. Diamond reads the room. Coal controls the storm. The Dialect Series explores the minds that cross their path. Every encounter leaves a mark.

The Raggedy Man Raggedy isn't a race. It's a behavior. Across four books, The Raggedy Man series explores the same destructive pattern wearing different faces. These men come from different cultures and walks of life, but the behavior remains the same: entitlement disguised as charm, manipulation disguised as vulnerability. This series is about attraction without accountability, chemistry without character, and women learning-sometimes painfully-that patterns don't change just because the face does. Not all men are raggedy. But raggedy men exist everywhere. Once you see the pattern, you can't unsee it.

Some people hide their mistakes. Azealia Anderson has to water hers. Azealia wants to live a boring life. She wants a steady job, a quiet house, and above all else, a flat emerald green grass lawn. Unfortunately, Azealia is cursed with a "Garden of Regret." Every time she fails, a flower appears A missed deadline brings a cluster of Static Ferns; a forgotten anniversary sprouts a row of Bleeding Hearts. To the neighbors she is a master gardner with the magic touch. To Azealia, her yard is a shimmering neon- colored ledger of every time she wasn't good enough. When a prestigious garden competition offers a chance at the ultimate success, Azealia sees a way out. She's convinced that one "win" will finally pay her debts to the universe and let her grass grow. As the flowers multiply and the pressure mounts, Azealia realizes that the more she tries to prune her life into perfection, the more beautiful, terrible truth begins to bloom. Join Azealia on her journey to find the courage it takes to be a failure- and the unexpected beauty of a life in weeds.

In the quiet coastal city of Arunika, a forgotten man lives alone at the end of a narrow alley, surviving in silence while the world moves on without noticing him. Marked by a past everyone whispers about, he spends his nights in the only place where his identity doesn't matter-the internet. One night, while reading stories of famous lives that ended too soon, a simple question begins to haunt him: If people traded lives... would they make the same choices? As a storm rolls over the sleeping city, a single moment is about to change everything-quietly, and without warning.

She never asked to lead. She never wanted to be followed. Now, across countless worlds, they call her goddess. Set in a fractured galactic empire after interstellar war, this is a long-form space opera exploring transhumanism, faith, and power across multiple confirmed realities. In the wake of cataclysm, a reluctant figure rises from the ashes of war. Linuka-soldier, survivor, symbol-becomes the unexpected catalyst for something unprecedented: a belief system that spans not just worlds, but entire realities. As her image ascends, so does a movement-one that grows into the first true multiversal religion. You don't need to have read the Galacticide trilogy to begin here. But you're stepping into a universe decades in the making-rich with history, conflict, and consequence. This is a new beginning, and a bold saga in its own right: the rise, rule, and eventual unraveling of an idea powerful enough to unite, or destroy, all that remains. Goddess of the Galacticide blends space opera with psychological drama, mythology, and political warfare on a cosmic scale. Whether you're just arriving or have walked these ruined galaxies before-welcome. The next age begins now.

In a world defined by quirks, one boy was born without one. Tanaka Renjiro, cousin to Izuku Midoriya and childhood friend of Katsuki Bakugo, never dreamed of becoming a hero. He wanted to write stories, design games, and live quietly. But fate had other plans. At seven years old, Renjiro was abducted by a shadowy government faction and subjected to brutal experiments. He returned days later, bloodied and smiling, carrying powers that defied classification - not a quirk, but something artificial, something engineered. His body became a vessel of impossible forces, his mind scarred by trauma, manipulation, and hypnotic restraints. Now, as Midoriya begins his journey at U.A. High, Renjiro lingers at the edges of the stage. Detached, playful, and often emotionless, he cross-dresses with deliberate ambiguity, treating life as a performance. Though his psyche teeters on the edge of instability, he chooses - against all odds - to pursue the role of a hero. Not because he believes in justice, but because of faint childhood memories, his cousin's dream, and a boredom that demands purpose. This is the story of a boy who should have been a villain, who knows he was made into something monstrous, but who insists on walking the path of a hero anyway. Brutal, extreme, and unsettling, Renjiro's journey will test the meaning of heroism itself - and force the world to confront what lies beyond quirks.

Wiphala is a remote estate that does not exist on social media, is never advertised, and can only be reached through word of mouth. Those who manage to secure a stay all say the same thing: "No one comes back the same." There, certain trees -known as The Elders- respond to absolute honesty. They grow. They expand. They reshape the landscape. Emma arrives searching for something she cannot name. But Emma is not Emma. She is Carol -a journalist who, after the highly publicized death of her son, staged her own disappearance. In Wiphala, she will discover that some trees do more than grow from truth... Some embody what we believed was lost forever. Tender, symbolic, and deeply human, Diary of a Tree with a Wide Canopy and Shallow Roots explores grief, identity, inherited silence, and the fragile hope that survives even in shallow ground. Enter gently. Some secrets are waiting to be trusted with you.

Elia was only a child ,a heartbeat of laughter, a flicker of light in a quiet town that forgot how to listen. Then one day, the rope stopped turning. Years later, someone still remembers. Someone still hears the rhythm. And someone is finally ready to step into the silence that began it all. My story is told in 39 haunting fragments,21 Jumps and 18 Stops. This story moves between innocence and vengeance, love and grief, sound and silence. "Because what word is there for a child who disappears and never gets to grow old?"

Rule One

Fourteen years away were supposed to make it easier. They didn't. Aiyana Oberoi returns to a city she barely remembers - a place where familiar names carry unfamiliar weight. The streets feel different. The glances last a little longer. And the silence around her feels... deliberate. Old rivalries haven't faded. They've only learned to smile better. Across polished floors and behind closed doors, conversations are careful, alliances are fragile, and nothing feels entirely accidental. Every word is measured. Every pause holds meaning. In a world where silence is strategy and trust is currency, the most dangerous lies aren't spoken out loud. They linger in the air. They hide in plain sight. They whisper.

Who says we can't become someone else? In this country, personalities aren't just born-they're engineered, coded, and sold. On my fifteenth birthday, my father rewrote me into an Exvertia-someone carrying both introvert and extrovert traits. From a shy girl who always hid away, I was forced to become louder, braver, more alive. But when I met him-the confident boy whose voice lit up the hall-I realized change was never that simple. What first felt like a blessing soon revealed itself as something darker: a curse hidden deep in the code of who I am. (New updates every Sunday and Monday morning)