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"Dreams have meaning," They say. "Dreams symbolize your current life situation," They say. Well, what does it mean and or symbolizes when I see that asshole, Emmett Larkin's face in my dreams? I doubt that means anything apart from he's the worst person to exist. I mean, seriously, who goes their way and annoy the living daylights out of my soul every time he sees me. No one besides Emmett fucking Larkin. Sure, he's cute and talented, but that doesn't mean he can simply act so arrogant. So arrogant that his day wouldn't be complete if he doesn't annoy me. I'm certain it's always in his to-do list every day. I tried to steer clear from him but, surprise surprise, he still finds a way to irritate me. Like for example, not only he annoys me on campus, but apparently he also had invaded my dreams. My dreams are always bubbly and relaxing... But then the asshole's face showed up out of nowhere. Weirdly enough, he's different in my dreams. Nicer and calm and thoughtful, which made his cute face even more attractive. Wait, wait... No, stop. He's still the worst. Especially when my subconscious makes me want to fall in love with him like that. It only made me hate him more. Still, some dreams DO have meaning. The more times I see his face, the more curious I am to know what it all means. Some say if someone appears in your dreams that someone is also dreaming about you. But I doubt Emmett Larkin thinks about me. 𝐖𝐨𝐫𝐝 𝐂𝐨𝐮𝐧𝐭: 226,000+

Juliette feels everything a little too deeply. Books are her escape, not for the stories, but for the feeling of disappearing into someone else's skin. She's twenty-one, caught in a haze of confusion and the quiet ache of wanting more from life but not knowing what more even looks like. Then there's Noah. A quiet classmate from her psychology lectures. Gentle, emotionally intelligent, and somehow always present without demanding space. Their connection begins in the stillness... A train ride, a shared silence, the safety of being seen without having to explain. But timing is cruel. And sometimes love doesn't arrive to stay, it arrives to show you who you are. 'almost us' is a slow-burning, heart-aching story about emotional intimacy, growing pains, and the kind of love that teaches you something even as it slips through your fingers.

Star Genevieve Valencia meets a mysterious man on the train one day when exploring SoHo with her best friend Isabella Alice Vega. Bella encourages Star to get the gorgeous strangers number. And they connect instantly. But what will she do when his past gets revealed? Will she leave him or stay with him? Will she still be able to love him? P.S. I imagine the "stranger" looking like Bucky Barnes or Tangerine from Bullet train (Aaron Taylor Johnson).

Don't let your stubborn heart deceive your mind.

Have you ever felt that everyone called you everything possible except by your name Dive into the world of Zakaria Lee where he is called by every other word except his name until he meets someone who knows him by his real name but why???

When a psychology major girl and a literature scholar boy met in some very unexpected circumstances and find themselves falling in love with each other.. Their heart collided and became one... A story of two youngsters, a very endearing love story..

K and Taki aren't just brothers-they're business partners, best friends, and the unlikely duo behind a cozy little café on the corner. K is the pastry chef: quiet, serious, and happiest when he's elbow-deep in flour. Taki is the manager: chatty, charming, and the kind of person who remembers every customer's order (and their dog's name, too). Together, they make the café feel like home. But when it comes to love... well, that's a recipe they haven't quite figured out yet. Between late nights of baking, early mornings of coffee runs, and the occasional disaster involving spilled sugar or stubborn customers, both brothers are about to learn that love has a way of walking in when you least expect it-sometimes just going 'Knock, knock, knockin' on heavеn's door Running fingertips over the whippеd cream cloud'

Meet Sophia Brewer. 27-year-old child, pre-teen, adolescent, and young adult clinical psychologist specializing in survivors of traumatic events. While pursuing her doctorate degree in clinical psychology, she met her two best friends, Roseline and Natalie, who are both studying in the same field and attending the same university where she graduated. Everyone describes her as a survivor, a hard worker, and a dedicated worker. She appears to be perfect, but the only problem is that she does not speak. Sophia suffers from selective mutism; no one, not even her brother Jason, heard her voice. Will her life be turned upside down when she meets William? a flirtatious voice actor whom she has admired since her brother introduced her to the voice acting industry. Cover designed by: Im_Vena Word count: 115, 694 words Highest ranking: #2 schizophrenia #3 voiceactor #5 silence #9 disability #10 mutegirl

The Girl Who Couldn't See the Stars Genre: Romance | Drama | College Life | Mystery In a world full of lights, she lived in darkness. Aarohi, a blind Psychology student, was used to being invisible-mocked by many, protected by few. Reyansh, the college's most adored dancer, never thought someone who couldn't even see him would be the one to truly know him. But when secrets, betrayal, and revenge spiral out of control, love becomes the only thing that can save them all. A story of hidden scars, unexpected friendships, chaotic emotions, and a love that learns to shine- "The Girl Who Couldn't See the Stars" will make you believe in the power of what the eyes can't see... but the heart always knows. ---