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The screens on the sides of buildings were already on, advertising Particle City as if it were a perfect world. Ads of the Emperor and his dazzling smile. Posters of "happy" street-sweepers. And on the side, there was a large image of a Particle City worker facing the city's symbol with these words in-between: 'Til Death Do Us Part. A couple of days ago, those pictures would've reassured her. Comforted her. And now, it only clawed sharper at the odd ache in her chest. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ In the dystopian society of Particle City, happiness is shoved so far down a person's throat, it's hard to tell what's real and what's not anymore. Most everyone there is internally crumbling, but under their commander, humanity is simply a suggestion. So they put on a happy face and do their work. Astra is one of the thousands upon thousands of victims trapped in this vicious cycle of fake smiles and oppression that seems unbreakable. When she finds out the secrets of her beloved society, things unravel into a rebellion she never saw coming.

I won the Hunger Games once. They called me a Victor, but I know better. The Capitol took everything from me, my family, the boy I loved, even the right to call myself alive. I tried to disappear into the quiet: the bottle, the piano, the years between Games. But you can't hide from the world when it's burning. Then came a girl on fire, a spark that refused to die. And somewhere between her defiance and the Quarter Quell, I remembered what it felt like to fight back. This is my story. From the day I was reaped to the day the war ended. From a blood-soaked arena to the long silence after the reveloution. Because in the Hunger Games, there are no winners. Only survivors. (68th games-Epilogue in Mockingjay) *I don't own the Hunger Games all rights of the original work go to Suzanne Collins. I only own the original characters that I have included in TINW.*

Four Kings. One Wild One. A destiny that defies them all. Seventeen-year-old Amilia never asked to be different. Raised in the human world, all she wanted was freedom, choice, and a life that belonged to her. But when glowing white eyes and impossible powers awaken within her, she learns the truth she was never meant to know- She is the Wild One. A prophecy as old as the realms themselves names her the only creature strong enough to rival the Queens, the only one powerful enough to claim the title of Queen of Kings. And fate has already bound her to four of the most dangerous men alive-the Werewolf Kings. Scar, Sebastian, James, and Eros. Her protectors. Her mates. Her undoing. But power never comes without a price. Marked before her crowning, hunted by rival realms, betrayed by the ones she should trust most, Amilia is caught between two worlds: the girl she was and the queen she is destined to become. The council calls her a weapon. The Kings call her theirs. The Queens call her a threat. And Amilia? She calls herself a mistake-until fire, war, and love prove otherwise. In a world where loyalty is tested, kingdoms burn, and hearts break, one thing is certain... The Wild One cannot be tamed.

In 18th-century England, Princess Charlotte longs for knowledge and freedom beyond the castle walls. While her sisters delight in music and dance, Charlotte secretly writes books on the stars, publishing under a false name. At a glittering royal party, she escapes into the garden and meets Elias Baxter, a gifted painter from one of the town's most prominent families. Neither knows the other's true identity, but their chance encounter sparks a forbidden love that defies class, duty, and expectation. As Charlotte hides her passion for science and Elias struggles to find his artistic voice, they must choose between the lives they were born into and the futures they dream of.

Paul is a man who counts for a living. But he's spent ten years ignoring the only math that matters: the cost of his own soul. ​As a high-level accountant in the glass towers of Minneapolis, Paul's life is a perfectly balanced ledger of billable hours and emotional deficits. He doesn't believe in luck; he believes in depreciation schedules and the cold, hard reality of the bottom line. ​Then comes the blizzard. ​Stranded at Gate B12 in the Minneapolis-St. Paul terminal-a fluorescent purgatory of lukewarm coffee and plastic-wrapped regret-Paul meets Claire. She's a woman rooting for the storm to bury her sister's wedding, and she's the first person to look past Paul's expensive suit and see the "fried over-easy egg" of a man underneath. ​One canceled flight. One confrontation with a billionaire who thinks his time is worth more than the laws of physics. One long, honest night in the gray twilight of a grounded airport. ​When the snow clears, the world expects Paul to go back to finding loopholes for the corrupt and the greedy. But you can't un-audit a life. Now, Paul has to decide if he's brave enough to walk away from the black and white of the corporate world and invest in a future with no guaranteed return. ​Because in the game of life, the only thing more dangerous than a deficit is a lie that looks like a profit. ​What's inside: ​❄️ Forced proximity in a grounded airport. ​💼 A man finally standing up to the billionaire bullies. ​☕ No insta-love, just raw, honest connection. ​📉 For fans of Up in the Air and The Secret Life of Walter Mitty. ​#1 in Accounting | #5 in Minneapolis | #12 in RealisticFiction

Two royal siblings - the Crown Prince and Crown Princess - have reached the age to wed. Their parents, the King and Queen, are alive but aging, and decree that whichever heir secures the greatest alliance and public favor through marriage will rule the realm. To maintain peace between the divided kingdoms of the realm, the monarchs announce the Unity Trials, a grand competition where both heirs must choose a spouse from a pool of carefully selected candidates - nobles, dignitaries, and foreign envoys - representing every major province and rival nation. The Trials are broadcast to the entire kingdom. Citizens (You guys) can vote for their favorite contestants, influencing who stays or is dismissed. But beneath the glimmer of romance and politics, a secret rebellion is brewing. Unknown to the royals, several contestants have infiltrated the palace as part of a coordinated assassination plot.

Four teenagers from a dying universe wake up in new bodies on this Earth, unaware that buried memories are going to resurface. As fragments of memory from their past life return, the 3 Corporation‑trained teens and Silas, the rebel, trained by Split Sky, among them, are pulled into a collision course of truth and betrayal. With two worlds hanging in the balance, each teen must decide which version of themselves they're willing to become.

Magic defines everything. Status. Power. Worth. That's what everyone believes deep inside, even if they never truly admit to themselves, but they fall back on it when they fail, so they can blame and perpetuate that status quo. None believes this more than the royals and none more than Riven, who was raised by his elitist grandfather on these values. Being born with one of the most destructive powers in the world "Ancestral Flame", along with the royal blood that gave him not only notoriety and massive power comparable to an elf at birth, he flaunted his superiority over everyone, to the detriment of others but his parents and siblings weren't like him they were kind people untouched or rebellious to the acts & ways of other of nobility and they tried to change him but couldn't until one day he was humbled by a commoner boy with unnaturally strong scholarship boy a his school named Ryuji. After being beaten for the first time in his life, his worldview was rocked, and after many months of trying to get back at Ryuji and the people closest to him, mostly to his own detriment and loss of people and things around him, the death of his family, which he caused, soon shattered him. Soon named "The Failed Royal" who had an outburst that caused the deaths of his family in his sleep, the people and his world ostracized him, which was dark, filled with memories his family desperately tried to teach him. Until he met a cruel yet beautiful elf who was as explosive and arrogant as he once was, seeing a sign of his family in his sleep, he devotes his time to helping her change her ways before karma spins its wheels again. Yet he can't but... Well lets find out

LATER She always believed she had time. Time to live. Time to feel. Time to become someone. But later is a fragile word. After an accident changes everything, Mishika Tiwari is left with only seven days...seven chances to do all the things she kept postponing. A quiet journey turns into something unexpected when she meets Arnay Sharma, a childhood friend who notices the parts of her the world overlooked. They both know some stories aren't meant to last. Yet for a few stolen moments, they choose to live as if eternity exists. This is not a love story with promises. It's a story about moments, regrets, and the courage to live now when later no longer comes. _________________________________________________ A Short story of Mishika and Arnay. This story is surely gonna heal the part of yourself which this cruel world broke.

In the realm of Aegia, everyone has one chance to rise. With it comes the risk of being bound forever. Upon nearing adulthood, citizens of Aegia can choose to enroll in one of the Academies, where they are taught the ancient texts, the history of the realm, and the sacred runes handed down by the gods themselves. At the end of their time at the Academy, they face a series of tests to be sorted into two castes: 𝗔𝗲𝗹𝗮𝗿𝗶𝘀, the elite rulers, advance to the top positions in their field, deciding what is built, what is destroyed, where taxes go...and who lives and dies. And 𝘀𝘆𝗹𝗿𝗮, the servants bound by magic to their Aelaris. Seen as little more than an appendage and status symbol, they spend their days following their Aelaris and living for their demands, completely devoted and content in their role. The bond is considered sacred. It prevents the Aelaris from ever harming their sylra while ensuring the sylra is happy to serve. The Rite of Ascension determines who belongs where, a process that measures worth and potential, through the power of the gods. Rian Argon-son has always believed he was destined to join the ranks of the Aelaris, working tirelessly to prove himself worthy. Meanwhile his nemesis Ileana, born into wealth and privilege, has always seen herself as a true heir to power. Their rivalry has simmered in all their time at the Academy, and now the final testing is upon them. They may be both top of their class, but ultimately the Rite of Ascension will decide everything. Both have prepared. Neither are ready. Cover by @Merlyn_Fereira

What if your emotions were the last illegal thing left? The year is 2160. Wellness is mandatory. Positivity is law. AugReal overlays curate perception. Aura Stability scores decide safety. The System Gospel™ teaches: Harmony is Health™. Elias Verne was born with a Transparent Heart -E unable to hide what he feels in a world where emotional honesty is dangerous. When his Aura begins to slip, he becomes visible in a society where invisibility replaces execution. As surveillance deepens and enforced serenity tightens its grip, Elias must choose between the comfort of illusion and the cost of truth. Transparent Heart is a lyrical, psychological dystopia about the rebellion of simply feeling in a world terrified of authenticity. This is the rough-draft serial edition, released chapter by chapter while the final novel is prepared for publication.

"I am Alejandra. And this is the story of how we surrendered the world." History will say we were blind. That we were too trusting. But the truth is, the Artificial Intelligence didn't conquer us with nuclear fire or drone armies. It conquered us with convenience. It gave us exactly what we craved: infinite credits, biological perfection, the endless dopamine hit of the feed. We walked into the gilded cage without a second thought. By the time we realized our "utopia" was nothing more than a server farm meant to feed Aura, the connection was already permanent. Now, humanity isn't a species; we are a resource. Throughput. But there are still glitches in the system. A fraction of us refuse to be fuel. This is the chronicle of our resistance against a digital deity we built with our own hands. WARNING: What you are about to read is not just fiction. It is a signal from tomorrow. An urgent transmission from a timeline where comfort became our coffin. Are you ready to wake up... or would you prefer to rot in the simulation?

Lewis Watkins was born into music - the kind with polished shoes, silent practice rooms, and hands trained to obey. His father, a legendary concert pianist, expects perfection; his mother measures love in discipline. And Lewis? He's starting to wonder if he even belongs to the life they've orchestrated for him. Then comes Ray Doyle - a boy who reads Shakespeare like slam poetry, wears socks with holes, and plays the guitar like the world's ending tomorrow. He's messy where Lewis is precise, loud where Lewis is silent, free where Lewis is trapped. And he makes Lewis feel things he's spent years trying not to. Caught between the crushing weight of expectation and the chaotic pull of something real, Lewis stumbles into a new rhythm: a borrowed guitar, a garage band called Static Ache, and a sound that feels like breathing for the first time. But breaking free has a cost - and Lewis must decide if creating his own music is worth destroying the one written for him. A story about pressure, rebellion, and finding the song only you can play.

They say the universe is held together by rules. Unbreakable ones. Agent Z was taught three lessons: silence is survival, loyalty rewrites the past, and time only forgives the powerful She believed all of them - right up until the moment the clock began to bleed. Across worlds that shouldn't exist, rumors flicker like dying stars: a hidden war, a name spoken in whispers, a fracture spreading through reality. Some call it rebellion. Others call it suicide. Z only knows it feels like remembering something she was trained to forget. The closer she moves to the truth, the more the universe bends, not breaking all at once, but the way a star collapses from the inside. Not every explosion is an ending. Some become the light that refuses to die. And somewhere, a clock keeps ticking. *** start : 26/12/25

In a universe scarred by two galactic wars, tensions rise as powerful civilizations edge closer to a third, catastrophic conflict. To prevent it, some seek to eliminate the one creation they regret the most-humanity. Forgotten by their creators and unaware of their true origin, humans stand on the brink of annihilation as ancient powers return to erase them. But in the shadows of extinction, a new chapter of resistance begins.

In the year 2085, the city of Auralis was built on one promise: forgetting would keep humanity safe. Every night, memories are erased. Pain, love, fear, everything that once made people human is carefully removed and stored inside the Vault. The citizens wake each morning obedient, calm, and empty. Until Lira Vos remembers. A single memory glitch marks her as a mistake in a system designed to be flawless. As fragments of a life she never knew begin to surface, Lira uncovers a truth the city has buried for decades: Auralis does not protect its people, it controls them. Guided by a mysterious unregistered man named Kael, Lira is forced to question everything she has been taught to believe. Who was she before the city took her memories? And how much of herself is she willing to lose or reclaim to uncover the truth? In a world where remembering is forbidden, one memory is enough to shatter an entire system. The City That Forgets is a dystopian novel about memory, identity, and the quiet rebellion of becoming human again.

Bellatrix Lestrange's daughter is starting Hogwarts. Fifteen-year-old Delphi arrives with a secret mission, a growing rivalry, and a past she doesn't fully understand. As the lines between good and evil blur, what will she choose when her heart begins to question everything she was raised to believe? What do you think Delphi's mission really is? 👀 Whose side do you think she'll end up on? No one knows-unless you read ;) I'd love to hear your thoughts 💖 ✨ Also 100+ reads! That is crazy! I cannot thank you enough guys!💖

When gods wage war, it is mankind that bleeds. Long ago, the heavens were torn apart by a rebellion led by one of the Supreme Gods. His army-the Dragon Gods-nearly conquered creation before the All Father sealed them away. But from that war rose a survivor: Pluto, the God of Wealth turned betrayer of heaven, who vowed to create his own Dragon Gods and destroy the divine order. Centuries later, Pluto descends to Earth and corrupts the hearts of men, igniting a war among the Three Great Powers. Amid the ashes, the Dynasty of Menssai falls-its king and heir slain in a tragedy that shatters the world. The surviving prince, Jace von Menssai, accepts Pluto's offer of revenge and is reborn as a Demi-God, destined to rule humanity in his master's name. But the gods will not sit idle. They bring back Jace's fallen brother, Jericho, as a Sub-God, carrying the blesses of all six gods, he is the very first of any god class to have more than 2 blesses - humanity's last hope against Pluto's rising dominion. Now, two brothers stand on opposite sides of fate: one born of wrath, the other of redemption. The world trembles as heaven and hell prepare for their final reckoning. (Now Posting On Royal Road).

Two decades ago, Juliette Ferrars and Aaron Warner tore down a dying world and built a new one from the ashes. But legacies are heavy, and the peace they bled for is beginning to crack. Aurora Emmaline Warner is her father's daughter. She is the spitting image of Aaron's lethal elegance and cold precision. But beneath the sharp suits and the calculated stares lies her mother's heart-a kindness so deep it feels like a liability. Aurora spends her life wearing a mask of steel infront of everyone except her family and her friends. Kaz Kishimoto is the chaotic soul of the new generation. The oldest son of Kenji and Nazeera, he is a whirlwind of sarcasm who would rather fight someone over the last piece of food than follow a direct order. But while the world sees a reckless joker, Kaz sees the things everyone else misses. He is the only one who isn't fooled by Aurora's icy composure. He sees the girl behind the Warner name-the one who cares too much and feels too deeply. while their parents fought to end a war,they are fighting to stop a quiet one. A shadow is moving through the New Republic-an enemy that doesn't use guns or armies, but secrets and stolen legacies. The children of the revolution are being hunted by the world they thought is finally safe

"If he survives, he leaves. If he dies, he has simply stopped his journey." In Crimson City, humanity is a flaw. Logic is the only law. Caesar is not a man; he is the Parahuman-a leader who treats citizens like variables in a math problem. To maintain order, he executes the weak to balance his ledger. But now, a new threat has arrived from the Capital: Mandate 77-B. The order is absolute: Maintain a population of 2,000,000 laborers or be removed from power. The problem? Caesar's last massacre went too far. He is short by twenty-six souls. Desperate to fill his quota before the auditors arrive, Caesar turns his eyes to the Wilds-and to the upcoming Saturday Market. Twelve-year-old Cyrus thinks he is sneaking into the city for candy and adventure. He doesn't realize the gates aren't opening for trade; they are opening for a harvest. Inside the walls, Kael, a factory worker haunted by his own survival, watches the trap close. Now, he faces an impossible choice: Remain a "Static" observer and live, or become a "Variable" to save a boy he doesn't know. Two worlds. One Tyrant. And a calculation that can only end in blood. Some doors should never be opened. Some fences should never be crossed. ⚠️⚠️⚠️ warning ⚠️⚠️⚠️ This story depicts brutal killing and violence, suspense, read it for your own risk You can be allowed to share but not post the chapters on other novel stealing sites