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  • the stalker buys plastic cups by meganriddell
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    A thrilling story about a young girl called Ale-j who falls in love with a mysterious blonde haired maths genius. After completely creeping him out they meet again at the unusual place of a plastic cup store. Will they fall head over heals in love or will her Ginger come and intervene.
  • The Orbit You Choose by pritxsidneet
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    Chapter One - The Orbit You Choose He wasn't looking for a new beginning. Aarav was perfectly comfortable in his own orbit-Civil Engineering, competitions outside college, familiar friends, familiar routines. Then he joined the Space Club. One small decision led to a new team, a TechFest interview, fourteen unfamiliar faces, and a girl he had barely exchanged more than a *hi* with. He didn't know it then. But some of the most important chapters of our lives begin as things we almost didn't do. Chapter One - The Orbit You Choose Some orbits are chosen. Others are discovered.
  • What We Carry by pritxsidneet
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    Chapter Three - What We Carry Naina's sudden departure leaves the Content Team without the person who had been quietly holding things together. Aarav is left with more responsibility than he ever expected-and a title that means very little until he proves it. Then comes Lakshya. Thirty-three events. Two days. Fourteen team members. Endless press notes, media requests, event coverage, last-minute problems-and people who begin depending on him. With Shashwat backing him, Sai helping with media, Kay supporting logistics, and Aditi beside him through the chaos, Aarav learns that leadership isn't about carrying everything alone. Sometimes, it's knowing what to carry-and whom to trust with the rest. And when the lights finally go out, he realizes that the festival was never really what changed him. Some weights are meant to be carried. Others are meant to be shared.