Satisfyingending Histoires

He was abandoned as a baby, betrayed as a son, and killed as a pawn-only to be reborn with the chance to take it all back. Reincarnated into the body of a mistreated village boy, he inherits pain, hunger, and bruises-but also a second chance. With sharp wit and a colder heart, he rises from a neglected son to a respected craftsman, sewing not just clothes but a new fate for himself. But when revenge is complete, what will remain? In a quiet village near the mountains, where gossip travels faster than carts, love blooms unexpectedly with the village chief's daughter. As old enemies fall and secrets come to light, can he finally find peace-not just in this life, but in love too? "The Return of the Abandoned" is a slow-burn rebirth romance set in an ancient world of secrets, betrayal, and healing. ⚠️ Content Warning: This story includes themes of abandonment, emotional and physical abuse, and family conflict, especially in the early chapters. Scenes are not graphic, but sensitive readers are advised to proceed with caution.

This is just a summary of how the series "Two and a half men" could and should have ended, instead of the unsatisfying ending that the fans were given. It includes a rewrite for seasons 7,8,9 and 10. The characters Lyndsay and Walden don't make an appearance.

Maxi's emotions have rarely caused her anything but pain and suffering. She can't take it anymore and runs away, thinking her family will be safer without her. Using dark magic, she shuts off her emotions, her humanity. Nothing will hurt her ever again. She makes a new life for herself working alongside the one who pulled her into this more dangerous side of magic. Will Riftan be able to help her remember the joy that she lost or is she truly safest when she feels nothing? *cover art @Balaneth

I'm Melanie. My best friend Melody and I have been "meli-melo" since we were kids - same classrooms, same secrets, same everything. When you're that close, you don't think twice about inviting your boyfriend along on a trip. You don't think twice about a lot of things. I went on vacation with the two people I trusted most in the world. I came back alone - and they still don't know what hit them.