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On the morning she should have been finalizing wedding plans, Cassandra Vale is torn from her life by a summoning ritual that mistakes desperation for destiny. She is dropped in a foreign court alongside four other strangers, each pulled from unfinished lives and futures. Jason Calloway is a bonafide flirt who lives and breathes the gym. If you ask him? Strength can answer all life's problems. He's strength made human, literally, but even the strongest people have limits. William James prefers the solace of books and drawings to help him cope with the outside world. Silence is golden, and books don't talk back. Quiet, observant, and often overlooked, he sees more than he says−and sometimes the things left unsaid reveal the most. If social media had a queen, it'd be Vivian Sterling. Fashion and screens are her ride or die as she lives to create that "𝑝𝑒𝑟𝑓𝑒𝑐𝑡 𝑖𝑚𝑎𝑔𝑒" wherever she goes. Until now...when that curated picture cracks. And then there's Alex Mercer. Charming. Effortless. Impossible not to like. The kind of Golden Boy whose smile can hide a hundred secrets. He knows that there is a fine line between manipulation and charm. The only difference between the two? One tastes sweet. The other? It 𝑙𝑜𝑜𝑘𝑠 sweet. Together, they are declared heroes. A world on the brink of collapse claims it had no choice. Demons press against failing seals. Ancient protections crumble. And those in power mask theft as fate. But the summoned are not grateful. As grief hardens into anger and fragile alliances form, the summoned heroes choose to play nice learning the world and its ways...for the moment. Whether they continue to choose that option remains to be seen. Because this is not a story about divine heroes. It's about a forced kidnapping that tries to label them as one. And the one thing they'll learn? Being chosen doesn't make you a hero. It makes you a resource. And Cassandra Vale never agreed to be merciful.

Instead of dying during a suicide attempt, a depressed but logical game-designer possess a humanoid who is built for warfare (called a fort-therium) in a heavily unequal world that seems to center around a dungeon. In this new world, she falls in love with a human-priest who loved the old owner of the body she is possessing. Please, I apologize for the AI cover photo I'm choosing. I am not an artist but when I get further I will hire a real artist to make a cover. This is a super passion project of mine completely self-written by me! And I had a-lot of fun tuning AI to make the cover for me. Please no adds and don't reach out to me with adds thank you! This is just where I chose to share my story. I don't want to work with anyone on my story yet. I'll find my own resources when I do decide to work with someone.

Runa is married to the leader of the territory of Inara, Kalon Baines. Kalon loves another woman-a dangerous witch who grows more powerful by hurting others. A heartbroken Runa runs away, not willing to fight for the man she loves. In Runa's absence, Kalon and his evil mistress unleash a reign of terror on the people of Inara and the only person who has a chance of stopping them is her. She wasn't willing to fight for the man she loves, but is she willing to fight against him?

This is the story of a boy who wanted to travel to another world but died before he could fulfill his dream, and instead of going there himself, he ends up fighting the monsters from that world that have invaded the modern world. That's the mission the protagonist has been given, but if everything went exactly as planned, he wouldn't be a protagonist in the first place. So what should the protagonist do? I suppose it's about taking a hard look at himself and evolving. Even if that means he loses his three basic desires in the process.

Short story about the mother of Chimera Triplets, a first look at where the girls came from.

In a galaxy where starships "sing" through warp on choirs of mages, Arin Vale is the forbidden miracle. A solo jumper who can carry every part alone. Their power saves lives and terrifies ports, making Arin a legend no one wants to stand beside. When a crippled liner and a doomed prison barge force Arin to choose between policy, profit, and people, they become a "choir of one" challenging the story that power must serve fear.

The year is 1404. Anastasia, a quiet girl from the eastern mountains, is chosen by the "threads of fate" - and the world begins to shift. The North and South collide. Love and hatred intertwine. And a single choice twists the course of history. But this story doesn't end in 1404. It races forward to 2023, falls back to 2003 and 1983, and finally returns to 1423- a chain of alternate histories woven across time. In every era, one shadow remains: Ovi. It cannot be slain. It cannot be erased. Because it is the embodiment of human hatred itself. Can fate be severed? Or will another thread be woven again? The story begins here.

Natalie "Nat" Weaver thought moving to Japan to teach English would be her fresh start - new country, new life, no baggage. Then a magic circle lit up under her feet. Dropped into a hunters' world with no phone, no bag, and no comforting "this is just a dream" safety net, Nat learns quickly that this isn't the cheerful isekai she's seen in anime. Monsters bleed. People die. And power isn't handed out just for showing up - you earn it, or you're eaten. Forced to rely on strangers with their own agendas, Nat must figure out why she was summoned... and survive long enough to decide if she even wants to go back. No menus. No respawns. Just teeth in the dark. Slow-build power. Harsh reality. And a heroine who refuses to stay the victim.

Fandom: Arrow (TV 2012) Everyone wears many hats. It's just that Oliver's and Felicity's are more complicated than some. The universe of Arrow fanfiction containing the fics "Titles," "Reluctant Hero," and "Possible Romantic Interest" in one place for easy reading.

Eleanor Fairleigh arrives in London with no intention of causing a stir. She wishes only to observe, to understand, and-if possible-not to be paraded before the loudest and most persistent suitors of the Season. Unfortunately, she has been placed under the care of Lady Cordelia Ashcroft, a friend of her grandmother's as respectable as she is dangerously brilliant, and firmly convinced that the best way to protect a young lady is to present her-carefully, and with impeccable timing. As the Ton sets itself in motion with balls, intimate invitations, and an embarrassing number of suddenly attentive gentlemen, Eleanor navigates the Season with courtesy, intelligence, and a remarkable talent for being underestimated. Lady Cordelia, meanwhile, pretends to be in earnest search of the perfect husband for her protégée, while thoroughly enjoying every step of the process. Observing it all with outward composure is Julian, Viscount Ravenscroft: irreproachable gentleman, reluctant social strategist, and entirely convinced that he feels no interest whatsoever in Lady Cordelia's young charge. After all, esteem is not love. Attention is not jealousy. And irritation is certainly not emotional involvement. Or is it? Between rules obeyed only in appearance, conversations far too intelligent to be innocent, and a Season that tests even the steadiest of characters, With Due Discretion tells the story of how one may fall in love slowly, properly... and in the most intense way possible: by following the rules of the Ton to the letter.