Ragtoriches Stories

"The Unbreakable Ascension: A Mafia Queen's Journey" presents the enthralling story of Soo-Min Kang, a young girl plunged into a world of darkness and sorrow following the sad death of her parents. Ji-Yeon, her twin sister, and two younger brothers, Jae-Ho and Min-Jun, who were also twins, are left to care for her four siblings, and she rises from rags to riches while going through the dangerous paths of organised crime to ensure their survival. But, in the midst of her new life's chaos and brutality, she discovers an unexpected ray of hope and love.

Pearl Humphrey is just a nobody. She works in a small café and makes all the drinks. Then after one small thing, it was rag to riches.

In the shadows of a gleaming metropolis lies Morya-a district forgotten by maps, defined by red dust, corrugated iron, and the relentless weight of "almost." For Cob J, life isn't just a struggle; it's an equation waiting to be solved. While others see only the grime of the charcoal mills, Cob J sees variables and probabilities. He dreams of becoming a statistician, a researcher who can make sense of the world's chaos. But in Morya, a dream is a luxury that few can afford, and the cost of a single mistake is often everything. While his father, Dan, loses himself in desperate gambles and "Wrong Decisions," and his mother, Moryo, fights a silent battle against hunger and despair, Cob J must carry the weight of his family's future on his shoulders. From the devastating fire that threatens to consume his last shred of hope to the daunting gates of the university, follow the journey of the "Charcoal Scholar." The Child of Morya is a powerful chronicle of sacrifice, the high cost of poverty, and the infinite value of a dream. It is a story for anyone who has ever had to prove that where you come from does not define how far you can go.

Dear Reader, My name is Charlotte Genevo. Born and raised in Maple Valley, Oregon. I was raised by my grandmother ( Dads side). My parents died in a plane crash when I was five and then my grandma took me in. I never really heard stories of my parents from my grandmother besides that my mothers parents didn't agree with them getting married so that eloped. If you don't know what that means, it means they got married without her knowing. This is the story about how a normal girl from a small story found out more about her parents lives. Warning: Things get complicated. Hope you enjoy learning about my life. Sincerely, Charlotte Genevo