Record Stories

elaine evans is twenty years old, a once-in-a-generation voice, and the newest name etched into grammy history. macklin celebrini is hockey's golden boy, built from discipline, pressure, and the kind of focus that never cracks on the ice. they come from worlds that aren't supposed to overlap-until one night in los angeles, surrounded by flashing cameras, expensive champagne, and people who only know how to be famous, they find each other in the quiet spaces between it all. she doesn't want to be another headline. he doesn't know how to want something that isn't hockey. and neither of them expects a connection that feels like music-soft at first, then impossible to ignore.

Olympus faces a very different dilemma-Poseidon, the proud and unyielding god of the seas, remains alone. His elder brothers, Zeus and Hades, decide it is time he takes a wife, though Poseidon himself shows little interest. True to his impulsive nature, Zeus descends into the human realm, wandering among mortals until he discovers a woman whose beauty and spirit surpass even his expectations. Without hesitation, he abducts her and carries her to the realm of the gods, believing she is the perfect match for his brother. Now, between Olympus' schemes, Poseidon's icy pride, and a mortal woman suddenly thrust into the world of deities, a new kind of battle begins-one not of fists and weapons, but of hearts, pride, and destiny.

"you're my most favorite person ever, i swear, and i don't even know your name." or, in which she goes everyday to buy a record at his record shop •lowercase intended-but it is only used in the description and titles• All Rights Reserved © 2018 Published on December 18th, 2018 Finished on June 20th, 2019

This is just a teaser/concept of my newer version of the Young Magic OC series I plotted in my head. Literally rather a record of remembrance, meaning something to jot down to refresh my memory if I forget. So no, not really a legitimate, full story. Read if you want to, scroll anyway if you resist, do what you will. Also, yes, I know the cover of this book is a fanart of Venti playing the flute, it's just a symbolism of this idea I had.

Here you might run into stuff that smashes your worldview, or things that make your stomach turn. Battlefield hauntings, movie-grade monsters, novel-style wild adventures, mythical beasts, unsolved cases that twist your brain... Don't like it? Skip. Don't buy it? Treat it like fiction. I'm not here to fight in the comments, so I won't answer a single question about what's real. Bottom line: believe what you want, I'll write what I write. If you ask whether it's true, I'll say yes- and then shut my mouth. After that disclaimer, let me restate my job: I'm a reporter- but not the kind you see on XXX Daily or on TV. Like the title says, I'm an "internal reporter", or call it a "non-traditional" one. Cut the fancy words: it means I'm the guy on the ground when weird shit happens. I interview, I tail, I get my hands dirty, then stitch the mess into readable reports. Those get filed straight into "internal reference"-a classified digest for people who're supposed to see it. Public newspapers? Not my lane. If you're not cleared, stay out- or at least don't blame me if you wake up at three a.m. staring at the ceiling. Every department, every field-as long as it's got an official stamp-has its own internal digest. The CCDI runs one on corruption, Public Security has one for major crimes, and the military, being the top violence arm of the state, churns out so many varieties they're basically a galaxy. Even the "Nutrition Section"-yep, that's what they literally call the unit cooking for party and state leaders-puts out its own reference, debating the cutting edge of global diet science. Take me, an armchair military buff. Military journals? There's "Firepower & Command Control", "Army Equipment", "Gear", "Projectile Dynamics"-all classified internal rags. You might spot their names online, but good luck buying or subscribing. In the barracks, once they expire, they get shredded together-no leaks, no drama.

fanfic

Aku sangat suka melihat sebuah karakter dari sudut pandang berbeda dan sangat ingin menceritakannya. Mungkun pov ku nanti bisa banyak bertentangan dengan orang lain. Tapi tidak apa-apa karena ini adalah pemikiranku tentang suatu karakter dan aku suka sekali membedah banyak sisi lain dari karakter itu secara positif. Entah dari novel, manga, manhwa, novel, dll.

Taking my sister to get autographs of her favorite band might not have been the best decision considering she’s the biggest blabbermouth. I still don’t know how my family has been able to keep this secret so long. What does help is whenever my sister did tell someone they would never believe her. It’s a serious secret that no one wants to believe. It is after all horrible to people who haven’t experienced it. It’s an iffy issue that someone would do anything to believe it’s not true no matter how obvious it is. I tried telling the police once. They didn’t believe me. No one ever believes a kid. The police officer told me “This is a serious thing, kid. You can’t joke about this kind of thing. You may think it’s a funny prank, but if it actually happened to you you would know it isn’t a joking matter.” How ironic considering it wasn’t a joke and I HAVE experienced it firsthand.

A little collection of my life and memories. All of which are random and unorganized.

Britney Spears' new boyfriend, Paul Richard Soliz, has sparked significant interest due to his controversial background. Employed as a maintenance worker at Spears' mansion in 2022, Soliz transitioned from employee to romantic partner following Spears' split from Sam Asghari in August 2023. Soliz's criminal record includes charges of child endangerment, driving without a license, and disturbing the peace. Despite his past, Soliz describes Spears as a phenomenal and positive influence. Concerns have been raised by Spears' family and friends about the impact of Soliz's history on her well-being and career. This article delves into Soliz's background, their relationship timeline, and the implications for Spears' personal and professional life.