Retired Stories

Izuku stood over the still body of Shigaraki letting out a shaky sigh. They won the war he could already hear the celebrating. Yet, once he came back he was ignored no one congratulated him or anything if anything it seemed like they were blaming him for all this. So, Izuku packed his bags bid his Mom farewell, and disappeared from the face of the world. They eventually learned what they had done and tried to make up for it but it was too late Izuku was gone. 18 years have passed with Japan now fully repaired, the adult pro heroes that were once Class 1-A and Bare still looking for Midoriya to repent for their mistakes. And finally, they heard rumors of a green-haired man who looked similar to him in a small city working in a cafe. Time to investigate.

[Completed] Ailis was expecting a simple night out for her last night on land. She'd go to a bar, do a little flirting, and go home to get some sleep before shipping off on a two-year ship deployment around the world with the Navy. She'd never planned to meet the love of her life, but from the first moment Mia smiled at her across the room, Ailis was sunk on her. A night of passion and falling in love was all they got before she had to sail away, not returning for years. Life moved on, but Ailis never forgot the woman who stole her heart. Six years and a career change later, Ailis finds herself face to face with Mia again, this time with a little boy with Ailis' ears and eyes. Will true love conquer all of the trials this life will throw at them? Or will it be a sinking ship?

This is book two of my Reborn as the true hero series. Book 1 name: Reborn as the True Hero: The Journey to survival and Power. Book 2 name: Reborn as the True Hero: Emperors and dragons Book 3 name: (does not have a name yet but is currently being written) Book 4 name: (there is a possibility I will write a fourth book however, there is no guarentee. If you are looking for a blurb there will not be one for this book due to spoiler reasons, I do not wish to accidently spoil any topic in this book

Elvin, the hero who fought with and against gods and monsters alike, retires to his own plot of land far from any human or demon country, and desires to live out the rest of his life slowly, but one day his slow life get's slightly more lively with the arrival of an unusual person.

MUSINGS FROM SEVERAL DAYS HAVING ENJOYED A CLEAN MOTEL ROOM AT $69.95/DAY[PLUS TAXES] NEW FRIENDS AT THE INCLUDED CONTINENTAL BREAKFAST[BEST IN THOMASVILLE] STORAGE UNITS & THOSE WHO FILL THEM[SOME WEBCAM PHOTOS] I'M NO JACK REACHER!

cover is bad but idgaf + a parody

It's a mystery why Stanley's cat comes and goes.

After the war, you chose something no one expected. You retired. You disappeared. You built a quiet life far from hero society with your three-year-old son, Haru. No sirens. No spotlights. No explosions. Katsuki Bakugo was never meant to be part of that life. But when the past inevitably collides with the present, healing doesn't come in battles-it comes in small moments, shared silences, and a love that burns slowly enough not to destroy what's already been saved. ---------------------------- All mha character rights to Kohei Horikoshi

Rajesh Kumar, a former Indian Foreign Service officer with 35 years of experience, sat across from a dubious CEO in the busy halls of a company headquarters in New Delhi. Rajesh had just helped India and a Southeast Asian country make a shaky trade deal a few months before, when emotions were high between the two countries. He had nothing but an old leather pad full of handwritten contacts from capitals around the world when he suggested a cross-border cooperation that would treble the company's market share in emerging economies.

Credit to @vienna392 for the cover I have over 50 schleich horses, and around 100 models overall. I'll do amater photography here, with a range of scenery as well. The first few chapters are boring scenery, just remember that it gets better and when this is finished I will probably re-take some pictures. I love comments even more than votes, but if you think it's vote-worthy I'm not complaining (votes are good too, just remember)! If anything I wrote is incorrect, know that it's hard for me to research this so sometimes I will make mistakes. If you don't like a photo, chances are neither do I so just say: "EWWW I hate this it's not AwEsOmE!" and be reassured that I will probably re-take (repeating stuff now, I know) but it may take a while.

The Minute Man. A man who is not terrorized anymore. Now his is pissed.

A Story of Change A mid-sized tech company in New Delhi was in trouble at a busy corporate headquarters. A big project was going off track because of bad planning and a lack of strong leadership. Deadlines were getting pushed back, and the team's spirits were at an all-time low. Colonel Rajesh Sharma, a retired Indian Army officer who was recently engaged as a project director, is the new leader in charge. He reorganized the team, made communication easier, and set up a clear chain of command. He did all of this with a calm manner and a strategic mind. The project was back on schedule within a few weeks, and the team was doing well under his direction. Colonel Sharma's military training helped him deal with high-pressure circumstances, and it was what the corporation needed but didn't recognize. This narrative isn't just a story; it's a look at the untapped potential of bureaucratic intelligence, which is the unique mix of leadership, discipline, and strategic thinking that former officers and bureaucrats bring to the business world. This article will look at why recruiting former officers and bureaucrats is a smart move for businesses. Why Bureaucratic Intelligence Is Important Bureaucratic intelligence is the special mix of strategic thinking, discipline, and leadership qualities that former officers and bureaucrats have. These experts, who generally come from the military or high-level government jobs, have spent years working in complicated, high-stakes situations. For companies that Afsir collaborates with, using this talent pool gives them an edge over their competitors. Want to know how? Here are some reasons: Click here to learn more..

When Priya joined a fintech company as a junior analyst, she found herself overwhelmed by stakeholder demands and regulatory intricacies. She felt unprepared, until she was paired with Ms. Gupta, a retired IAS officer with 35 years of experience, via Afsir, a platform connecting businesses with superannuated officials. Through biweekly mentoring, Ms. Gupta helped Priya refine her decision-making, introduced her to senior leaders, and guided her through regulatory complexity. Within nine months, Priya led a compliance overhaul and earned a promotion. This story sets the stage for our deep dive into the transformative power of mentoring through Afsir. We will explore real-world data, key reasons why mentoring from retired officers matters, and how it shapes future-ready professionals and businesses. Why Ex- Officers Mentorship Matters: Industry-Backed Data To understand the impact of mentoring, especially from seasoned professionals like superannuated officers, consider these verified insights: 84% of Fortune 500 companies and 100% of Fortune 50 companies have mentoring programs. (Source) 89% of mentored employees feel valued, versus 75% without mentors. (Source) Mentored Millennials are 2x more likely to stay with their employer for over five years. (Source) Companies with mentoring programs enjoy 18% higher profits; those without see 45% lower-than-average earnings. (Source) These statistics reinforce the undeniable value of structured mentoring, especially when powered by platforms like Afsir. The Afsir Advantage: Power of Mentoring by Ex-Officers 1. Tapping into Deep Institutional Expertise Superannuated officers typically bring 20-40 years of experience in crisis management, governance, and strategic decision-making. For Priya, Ms. Gupta's understanding of compliance offered critical real-world clarity. Click here to learn more.. https://afsir.in/ex-officers-mentorship-with-afsir.html

Includes the old versions of Fly, Run, and the unfinished old version of Claw. Will also be putting more stories that I haven't complete/decided to retire in here. Enjoy the chaos! And the throwbacks. WARNING; none of this is edited, nor is it likely to be. I may decide to complete the old Claw storyline at some point, but please do not bug me about it as it is not a priority. (feel free to inquire about the other stories though. I may be inclined to bring some back to life if enough people decide they like them)

All the reasons why people should stay away from the Easy Retired Millionaire and why should they just let it die a low and painful death.

Post Hiatus part 2 after the credits roll Jenny gets her own goodbye from Jethro when she's at home alone which leads to a flashback of another goodbye they had while undercover in Paris.