Toxicfather Stories

Frida died on the battlefield with no family to mourn her-only a comrade she saved, and a quiet hope that she might see the man she loved but never confessed to. He too had perished in war. A soldier. An orphan. A soul full of quiet regrets. Her only comfort in life? The stories she devoured in secret-especially the ones about loved daughters finally finding a place to belong. But fate had something stranger in store. When she wakes again, it's not her body she returns to-but that of Nej, the veiled, forgotten princess from the last novel she read. Scarred, unloved, and pushed aside-a tragic villainess who had once moved Frida's heart. Now, somehow, Frida is inside her. But it's not just reincarnation. It's inheritance. Nej, it seems, had turned back time-returning to the moment she was scarred by her mother's blade. Too broken to face her past again, she summoned the one soul who had mourned her in silence: Frida. A girl who shared her pain. A girl who also bore a scar from her first battle. A girl who would take her place. Now, with both their memories tangled inside her, Frida-as-Nej carries more than just a royal name. She carries two lifetimes of sorrow, and a vow to break the cycle: She will fulfill Nej's unspoken regrets. She will reclaim her own life. And she will shatter the gilded cage of royalty-sword in hand. Because this time, she's not living for duty or death. She's living for freedom.

Dante got involved in underground fights out of necessity. He was expelled from the Polish mafia for an error that wasn't his fault at all, but he couldn't prove it. This resulted in a debt he must pay at any cost. His friend Aidan, despite his short stature due to a genetic condition, has a strong personality-both in his demeanor and his pants-and remains loyal by Dante's side. Amidst these conflicts, Dante becomes entangled with three women. Two of them could ruin his existence, while the third, the one he falls in love with, might hold the key to a crucial aspect of his life: overcoming abandonment. On one side, there's Elena, his ex who wants Dante to give their relationship another chance. On the other, Apollonia, the mafia boss and wife of one of the sector's most influential capos. And finally, Loisha: a nurse who will make Dante feel something he has never experienced before-the truest form of love. In this story, you'll find romance, betrayal, violence, explicit sex, friendship, resilience, and much more.

This story is a set of relatable poetry for those who experience mental health issues like depression, anxiety, social anxiety, low self esteem, etc. Also includes the struggles faced due to daddy issues, family dynamics and related stuff. These were actually penned down on paper in realistic situations like these. Hope you understand or maybe even relate.

To the parents who never listened. To the relatives who never shut up. To the friends who never stayed. These are my letters. Unsent, unwanted, but still, written. These are the words I'll never say out loud. The rage that burns holes in my chest, the loneliness that tastes like blood. Letters I'll never send, but I'll write them anyway-because sometimes survival looks like ink on a page.

Jacob de la Cruz uses his father's surname to keep his name short, despite his hatred for the man. His father, Zeus de la Cruz-better known as the tyrant Zan Harvey ZZZ-rules over a weary Abinem Land. Zan's rival, Nathaniel Nunez (now Naz Haron Nice), was once his best friend. Now a rival leader, Naz is a kind man whose family are "Abinems." His cheerful daughter, Dorothy, is a close friend to Jacob and possesses mysterious knowledge. Jacob's closest confidant is Ibrahim Nyson, a skeptic of magic who was separated from his biological family at birth and continues to search for One day, tired of everything, Jacob starts playing a twisted long game. And that game changes everything. It reveals too much. Set in a magical version of the Philippines, this fourth installment of the "Family" series is recommended for readers aged 14 and up.

Scarlett Silver is seventeen and already tired of trying to be enough. Her mother believes in patience. Her father believes in control. To him, Scarlett is never disciplined enough, never strong enough, never right. Years of criticism have taught her one thing well: how to doubt herself. All Scarlett ever wanted was a normal father-daughter relationship. What she got instead was a choice. Fight back and risk losing his approval forever, or stay quiet and play the perfect daughter he can be proud of. This is not a princess story. It's about what happens when a girl decides she's done begging to be seen.

Description: In 1885 an unfortunate boy was born on the wrong side of Luxembourg. A few months before the unfortunate boy was born another boy was born into a wealthy family on the right side of Luxembourg . Maybe they are meant for each-other or maybe it wasn't meant to be. Author Note:

In a world of magic and wonder, Benjamin struggles to make his family proud. Never being enough for his father, a mission is given to the young man. Venturing out into the world, searching for the one thing that his father hated the most: a fae. Being of the magical type, faes weren't known to be kind to humans, and they often enslaved the human race, thinking that humans were lesser beings to them. They were dangerous and were filled with magic, magic that man-kind knew not. And that's what terrified Benjamin. Going into the forest, he tried to calm his nerves as he hunted for the wretched creatures, panic slowly seeping into his chest the further he went. He was starting to lose hope when he found it. He found the one thing he had been dreading: a fae. Trying to find the strength to do what he had to do, a sinking feeling entered his stomach, he readied himself for what was to come. Though he was never prepared for what was to happen. "How about, I won't turn you into the little rabbit that you are if you agree to serve me for the rest of your short little life." "...deal"

She chose the last bench. Not because she couldn't sit in front - but because she learned early that being unseen hurts less. Aarohi Sharma enters her first year of BBA carrying more silence than confidence. At home, love sounds like arguments behind closed doors. Her mother works tirelessly. Her father's presence feels heavier than his absence. Her elder brother left after choosing his own life. And somewhere in between responsibility and survival, Aarohi learned how to build walls. She doesn't believe in love. She believes in books. In dark romances where men protect instead of disappoint. In fictional worlds where hearts don't crack so easily. Raghav Malhotra is nothing like fiction. Third-year. Extroverted. Brilliant. Respected. Comfortable in crowds. Calm under pressure. A leader without trying. And carrying a secret legacy no one on campus knows about. When he becomes her senior mentor, their connection begins quietly - project messages, polite conversations, accidental glances. Nothing dramatic. Just slow awareness. He notices she speaks less but feels deeply. She notices he doesn't force attention - he earns it. He wants to love her. She just wants to feel safe. But can he undo years of damage she never talks about? Can she believe that not every man leaves? And when storms come - family expectations, jealousy, secrets, past wounds - will they fight for each other... or become another unfinished chapter? Because sometimes the hardest thing isn't falling in love.

THE STORY IS ON HOLD! WILL CONTINUE LATER. --- "Divi, I love you. I know... I should have realized this years ago. I was such a fool. But not anymore. I finally understand how I feel about you. Please-please forgive me. Give us a chance," he blurted out in one breath. I was watching her, waiting desperately for her answer. Honestly, my entire life seemed to hang on it. Will she forgive him? Does she still feel the same way about him? No. No, no. I know my Divi. She wouldn't do that. I'd seen it-the love in her eyes. For me. I didn't even realize I was holding my breath. "Please, Divi, say something. Your silence is scaring me," he pleaded. And then she spoke, her words slicing through my soul, the words felt unreal, as if my own ears were betraying me. "I FORGIVE YOU" My knees started trembling, my eyes felt heavy, I couldn't stand there anymore witnessing the love of my life reciprocating someone else's feelings so- I left. __________________________________________ Divya Sharma : A 16 y/o girl studying in 11th, topper. She's confident, focused and beautiful. She simply accepts the reality of everything. She's a sunshine but still loves to be alone in peace with books and music. She have a rare quality to mend everyone's problems including herself. She lost her parents at a very young age and is broken from inside bearing the accusations and pain given by her own people. Krishiv Mishra : He's 16 y/o studying in 11th grade and the heartrob of his school, attractive, calm, perfect in almost everything. He has always admired his parents relationship but never intended to have one. He never entertained any girl with his charm. His prioritizes are set- friends, family, football, guitar. He has lived in a happy and cheerful family. He never loved any girl until he saw her. _________________________________________ Come join their beautiful and innocent tale *No love triangle* (just clarifying)

Becky is an 18-year-old introvert whose sharp words cut deeper than her silence. Living with her kind-hearted mother in a modest home supported by their family's restaurant, Becky has little interest in the world beyond her headphones and mobile screen. Her father left long ago, leaving behind a wall she refuses to let anyone breach. Freen, a 19-year-old newcomer to the town, is the epitome of sweetness and trust. Raised under the oppressive expectations of her stern and toxic father, she has lived a sheltered life, craving warmth and connection she rarely finds. When Freen's father refuses to attend a dinner hosted by Becky's mother, Freen hesitantly attends alone, stepping into an unfamiliar world of laughter and kindness that feels foreign to her. What begins as an awkward encounter between two vastly different souls slowly evolves into something neither of them expects. As Becky's icy walls clash with Freen's gentle persistence, the two find themselves drawn together in a quiet, slow-burning connection that promises to change them both forever.