Solaceinks Stories

Two best friends planned a simple trip to La Vista Village, a quiet place said to be peaceful and beautiful. It was supposed to be nothing more than a short escape from their busy hometown. Just a few days away, a little adventure, and then they would return home like nothing happened. But the moment they arrived, something felt strange. La Vista Village was not like any place they had seen before. The roads were unfamiliar, the villagers were distant, and the air carried a silence that made them uneasy. Living in the center of the village were four mysterious siblings who seemed to know more than they were willing to say. As secrets slowly unfold and the truth about La Vista Village begins to surface, the two friends must face the reality that the village may have chosen them for a reason. Surrounded by the four siblings who guard their own dark secrets, the line between trust and danger starts to blur. In a place where escape seems impossible, the only thing they can hold on to is each other.

Azery Ivhone never wanted to be an IT student. Forced by her family to take the program, she drifts through college with little interest in lectures, codes, or grades. While everyone else struggles to keep up with deadlines and projects, Azery treats university like something she simply has to survive. For her, studying is just another obligation she never asked for-until a minor subject called CWTS unexpectedly places her in the same class as someone completely different from her. Anton Levitius is the exact opposite of everything Azery represents. A Computer Science student and a consistent President's Lister, Anton is known for his discipline, intelligence, and quiet dedication to his studies. While others see him as intimidatingly perfect, Anton simply believes in doing things the right way. Focused and composed, he has no time for distractions-especially not someone like Azery, who seems to take everything lightly. Anton finds himself frustrated by Azery's carefree attitude, while Azery can't help but be irritated by his constant seriousness. Yet somewhere between community activities, group meetings, and unexpected conversations, they slowly begin to see sides of each other that no one else notices.

When he thought he was only offering a listening ear, he did not expect to step into the fractured space between twin brothers bound by rivalry, silence, and the weight of being chosen. Cassiel carries the quiet ache of always being labeled "the chosen one," while Castiel lives with the shadow of feeling second. Years after their parents' separation forced them onto different paths, unresolved wounds resurface when they find themselves standing on the same ground again. And somehow, in the middle of their complicated history, there is him-Kalen. What starts as simple conversations turns into something far more dangerous. Warmth with one. Fire with the other. Comfort on one side. Curiosity on the other. But when being chosen has always meant someone else being left behind, how do you stand between two reflections without breaking one of them?