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Harry Potter returns from the graveyard carrying Cedric Diggory's lifeless body - traumatized, shaking, desperate to speak the truth. He never gets the chance. Within minutes the Ministry turns on him. Evidence is silenced. Witnesses are dismissed. Harry is sentenced to Azkaban for life at fourteen years old. Days pass. Weeks. No visitors. No explanations. No rescue. The wizarding world divides. Dumbledore is stripped of power. The Diggorys demand answers. Voldemort rises in the shadows. And Harry waits in silence, losing pieces of himself to the cold and the dark. Until Sirius and Remus realize the truth too late - they were the ones who left him alone. Now the world must face what it allowed to happen. A boy forgotten. A truth buried. A war beginning to burn. This is the story of the boy they left to rot... and what happens when he finally stands again. A dark, emotional AU exploring trauma, corruption, political collapse, and Harry's slow journey from Azkaban victim to the one person who can expose the truth of Voldemort's return. --- Trigger Warnings * Wrongful imprisonment (Azkaban) * Dementor exposure * Trauma & PTSD * Panic attacks * Emotional breakdowns * Government corruption * Violence * Torture implied (Dementors) * Child endangerment * Gaslighting / political manipulation * Mentions of death * Dark themes surrounding mental deterioration

- Hikari no Kuro - - Black of Light - He was born into violence. Trained by sixteen. Forced to kill by seventeen. By eighteen, Kuro didn't inherit an empire-he absorbed it, atom by atom, until the underground bowed not out of fear, but because his silence was louder than screams. For twenty years, he ruled Tokyo's shadows with a scar under his eye and blood on his knuckles. Men whispered his name like a prayer. Women crossed the street when he passed. His father-a cold architect of cruelty-had built a king. But Kuro became something worse: A monster who believed he deserved no light. Then, one day, he vanished. No war. No funeral. Just... silence. He left the throne to another. Took a battered T9 phone. Disappeared into the rain. She was never meant to meet him. Hikari has spent her life learning how to disappear-how to fold herself into corners so the world wouldn't notice her shaking hands, the bruise on her neck, the way her breath catches when a man stands too close. She doesn't believe in rescue. She believes in survival. But when violence finds her in a dead-end alley, he sees her-not as a victim, not as a ghost, but as someone worth dragging back from the edge. Even if it costs him his life. Even if it means waking the monster the world thought was gone. Hikari no Kuro isn't a love story. It's a covenant written in bone, blood, and forty-three seconds of silence-between a woman who believes she's ash... and the one man who knows ash still remembers how to burn. Because even in the purest light... a shadow always lingers. Content Note: Contains violence, trauma themes, and harassment. Chapter-specific CWs provided.

Some books are read. Some books choose. And some books break you open. ✨ She ran from a broken home-into a world that wanted her dead. Jesinia Neilwart never wanted power. She wanted freedom. When a cursed book drags her across the veil into a brutal magical world, shadows wearing familiar faces hunt her every step. Bound to strangers, haunted by her past, and wielding a power that hurts to use, Jesinia must decide: Will she survive long enough to become more than what broke her?

💔 Carry The Love - Part 2 Ten years later, the past has come home. Simon spent a decade building walls to keep the pain out. Nathan just broke through them - with nothing but a whisper, a look, and a child who calls him Paa. But what happens when love is tangled with betrayal? When secrets are buried beneath the smiles? When a little girl unknowingly ties together two broken men - and a truth that could shatter everything? This is the final part of Simon and Nathan's story. A story about what it means to grieve, to grow, and maybe... to forgive. 🔹 Past wounds resurface 🔹 Forgotten promises collide 🔹 And love - raw, real, and messy - begs for one last chance Read if you believe: That love isn't always perfect. That healing takes time. And that sometimes, the person who hurt you... is also the only one who can truly understand your pain.

Ragan was a compliant omega once- soft, obedient. Then she was sold into a pack that treated her like property. Bound to an Alpha who called control love and violence devotion, he tried to hollow her out behind closed doors-piece by piece-until there was nothing left but obedience. Until the night she killed him. Thrown from a bridge and dragged from a river, Ragan goes from one cage to another. Locked in the basement of three Alphas who mistake silence for weakness, they think they've found a wounded stray-another broken thing with nowhere left to run. They don't see the fractures in themselves. Ace clings to control like a lifeline, because without it he shatters. Maddox carries grief so heavy it's fused into his bones. Ransom is drowning in rage and regret, bound by a deal that cost them their omega-and may cost them everything else. They are not whole. They are not stable. And they are desperate enough to believe Ragan belongs with them. But Ragan is no longer what she was. She is feral now. When the truth surfaces-about who she is, what she's done, and the blood on her hands-the fragile bond forming between them collapses. The Alphas turn on her. The world brands her a psycho killer. And Ragan doesn't deny it. Because some monsters are made on purpose. Some sins are worth committing. And sometimes the only way to save what's left of yourself- is to burn everything else down.

Rayansh Malhotra learned early that silence could hurt. At home, it was sharp, heavy, and unforgiving. In a quiet garden, he meets a stranger who doesn't raise her voice, doesn't ask questions he isn't ready to answer, and doesn't make him feel small. Shreya Singhania was raised in power, not peace. Known to the world as a mafia princess, she understands danger-but not the kind that hides behind closed doors and quiet apologies. What begins as shared silence slowly turns into safety. What grows is not loud love, but the kind that stays. This is a story of a gentle man, a protective woman, and the slow, careful healing that changes everything.

A Marriage Built on Silence. A Love Born in Healing. Shaun Daniels is powerful, controlled, and emotionally closed off. Six years ago, the woman he loved disappeared the morning after he proposed-leaving behind nothing but guilt, unanswered questions, and a heart he swore he'd never risk again. Kyla Johnson has spent her entire life surviving. With no family, a past she can't remember, and scars she doesn't understand, she's learned to expect very little from the world-especially from love. When their lives collide, what begins as a marriage of convenience turns into something far more dangerous: real feelings. But the past doesn't stay quiet. As Shaun is forced to confront guilt, loyalty, and the woman he's truly in love with, Kyla must decide whether she's strong enough to fight for a marriage that was never meant to be real... or brave enough to walk away.

Almost Human is a collection of poems about survival, softness, and the quiet and necessary distance that comes after harm. Moving through images of war rooms and infirmaries, candlelight and starlight, imitation and restraint, these poems touch on what it means to remain human in the presence of those who perhaps never were. This is not a book about revenge or resolution, but about observation, integration, and learning how to stop offering light to things that only know how to consume it. For readers who have loved deeply, waited too long, survived quietly, and learned that healing does not always arrive loudly; Almost Human is a record of what remains.

Growing up in a world of scarcity, judgment, and conditional love, Nia learns early that survival isn't just about food-it's about fighting to be seen, heard, and loved. From a childhood marked by neglect and body-shaming to the discovery of inner strength, faith, and self-worth, Nia's journey is raw, emotional, and deeply human. This is a story about hunger-not just of the stomach, but of the heart-and the courage it takes to overcome trauma, find one's voice, and embrace life fully, even when the world seems determined to break you

A (mostly) cozy friends-to-lovers BL about healing, high school, and second chances. Two years ago, Jace Walker had it all - popularity, talent, and the kind of ego only an American teenage soccer star could have. Then he was kidnapped. Gone for two years. Experimented on. Forgotten by everyone but the nightmares. Now he's back. Back at school. Back to pretending he's fine. But Marcus, the school's new golden boy, sees right through him - and Jace can't decide if he hates him for it... or needs him. As Jace struggles to rediscover who he is, he finds something unexpected: friendship, love, and maybe even himself again. Will he ever stop being the boy who disappeared? Or is he becoming someone new entirely? Ranking Milestones: #1 in Rivalry #1 in Comingoutofthecloset #1 in Superslowburn #1 in Bisexualawakening #29 in Boys

Aveline Vess, that is her name. She is barely old enough to understand how the world works and yet here she is, held captive, having had powers forced upon her she can't control, and now, Tony Stark has been brought into the cave as well. What happens when they bond and the story we all know and love get's a children's view twist. *DISCLAIMER* All characters excluding Aveline Vess and Aveline's parents belong to Marvel Comics and Disney, I do not own them. Please do not sue me! *DISCLAIMER PT.2* I created this story while I was growing up, and when I was a kid, I did not understand how dark some of these scenes are, especially considering Aveline is a young child during these events. If you do not like reading about a young girl getting kidnapped, held as a prisoner by a fictitious terrorist organization, experimented on, and being coerced into hurting people, feel free to go find the type of reading material that you like.

She's just sixteen- but her soul has lived a thousand lives. While others her age chase attention and gossip, she learned to chase peace. To protect her energy. To love herself loudly and walk away silently when not valued. She doesn't beg to stay. She doesn't fight to be seen. She just knows what she deserves- and she's not afraid to let go of what doesn't align. Raised as the eldest daughter with heavy expectations... Haunted by friendship betrayals and emotionally unavailable love... She chose growth over revenge. She chose herself. This is not just a story. This is a journey- of becoming her. Of becoming That Girl. A girl who knows her worth. A girl who becomes her own home. A girl who inspires thousands just by existing.

Brick moves back to his childhood neighborhood, slipping effortlessly back into old routines and friend groups. Everything seems perfectly ordinary-until Adryan: a boy with demons in his closet. Despite warnings, Brick finds himself drawn to Adryan and his journey to confront his colorful past and discover who he really is. And things get even more interesting once Adryan's shirt comes off.

Some houses shelter you. Others teach you how to disappear. In Part One: Then, Paris is a teenager navigating high school, first love, and loyalty to a family that is quietly unraveling. Inside a house ruled by control and unspoken fear, she learns how to stay alert, how to endure, and how to look steady even when nothing feels safe. What happens there will change her forever. In Part Two: Now, Paris is older-and no longer willing to let the past speak for her. With clarity and distance, she revisits the memories she once survived without understanding. She examines what silence protected, what it cost, and what it took to finally unlearn it. This is not a story about waiting to be saved. It is a story about what happens after survival-about memory, agency, and reclaiming the voice that was once forced underground. The House That Taught Me Silence is a powerful, emotionally layered novel about growing up inside harm, stepping beyond it, and choosing where the story lives next.

"He saved me from the fire-but he's the one who lit it." Scarred inside and out, Aria is trying to rebuild her life after surviving a house fire that killed her family. But when she's sent to live in a secluded mansion with her cold and enigmatic guardian, Lucien Blackthorne, she uncovers secrets darker than the flames that burned her past. Lucien hides a violent history-and a dangerous obsession with Aria. As Aria spirals into his twisted world of lies, shadows, and forbidden desire, she must decide: can she escape him... or is she bound to him by something deeper than fear?

Shouta Aizawa has always been the quiet one. A trans boy navigating a home that won't see him, a school that almost never hears him, and a body that isn't safe to grow in-his life has always been about surviving, not living. The only real light in his world? Hizashi Yamada. Loud, messy, warm Hizashi, who makes everything feel possible, even love. At fifteen, they're just boys in love, sneaking kisses behind school buildings and dreaming about dorm life with their best friend, Oboro Shirakumo. Until one night-one choice-changes everything. A pregnancy. An ultimatum. A secret that could break their already-cracked family apart. In a world that doesn't always protect kids like them, Shouta has to make an impossible decision: give in, give up... or fight for a future no one believes he deserves. This is a story about first love, found family, and the kind of strength that doesn't shout-but never breaks.

He was fire-wild, untamed, and burning with pain. She was the calm after the storm, the quiet strength he never knew he needed. When Veer's world is reduced to embers by betrayal and loss, he builds walls no one can break. Then Aashi walks in-gentle but fierce, unafraid to face the flames he's spent years hiding behind. As their lives intertwine, love flickers to life in the unlikeliest of places. But some fires don't just warm-they consume. Can love rise when the past turns everything to ashes? Fire and Ashes is an emotionally intense story of healing, trust, and the power of love to rebuild even the most shattered souls. @roseewrtz

Tori Anderson's life shattered the night she found her fiancé in bed with her best friend. Broken and betrayed, the 26-year-old interior designer makes a radical choice: accept a full scholarship to a prestigious design program in Kyoto, Japan-and leave everything behind. But healing isn't as simple as running away. As the only Black woman in her cohort, Tori navigates hypervisibility, culture shock, and the weight of past trauma while learning the Japanese philosophy of wabi-sabi-finding beauty in imperfection. With the help of unexpected friends and the ancient art of kintsugi (golden repair), she begins to rebuild herself piece by fragile piece. Then she meets Ren-brilliant, beautiful, and utterly unavailable. A commitment-phobic architectural designer with his own hidden wounds, Ren has perfected the art of intimacy without connection. But when their late-night workshops and vulnerable conversations crack both their carefully constructed walls, neither can ignore what's growing between them. Can two broken people learn to trust again? Can gold fill the cracks between them? A story about survival, self-discovery, and the courage it takes to love after loss-Kintsugi is an achingly beautiful journey of a woman learning that healing isn't about becoming unbroken. It's about honoring the scars that made you whole. ©️ Relle H

This isn't a love story. It's survival. It's the story of two people who meet when everything's already falling apart. Norah Bishop is the girl who came back different - polished, popular, and carrying a secret that won't stop bleeding. She's mastered the art of pretending: perfect grades, perfect boyfriend, perfect smile. Anything to outrun the truth. Daniel Cohen has been quiet his whole life. Not because he has nothing to say, but because no one ever listened. Not when it mattered. He's not looking to be saved - just to make it through without falling apart. They're not supposed to matter to each other. But they do. In glances across classrooms. In conversations at 2 a.m. In the tiny moments no one else sees. But some pasts don't stay buried. Some pain doesn't play fair. And love - no matter how much it aches to stay - can't always fix what was never safe to begin with. But love doesn't save you. It stays with you.

In a world where legacy is everything and love is a transaction, two wounded souls are forced into a marriage of convenience, only to discover that their greatest battle lies not in the boardroom, but against the ghosts of their past. Monique Arnaud is the ice queen of the corporate world. Publicly known as Monique Prince to honor her cold, estranged parents, she is a fortress of control, haunted by the childhood tragedy that killed her brother and left her with a guilt her mother has never let her forget. She wears gloves to avoid the memory of her brother's cold hand and trusts no one but her grandfather and her devoted driver. Adrian Parker is the rebellious, "spoiled" party animal, forced to bury his dream of being a professional race car driver to satisfy the demands of his domineering father, a retired general turned pharmaceutical titan. Seen as a disappointment, Adrian wears his playboy persona as a shield. SHADOWS OF DESTINY is a gripping story of redemption, resilience, and the healing power of unexpected love. It is a tale of two broken people who, in their fight to protect each other, finally find the courage to save themselves, learning that the strongest foundations are not built on blood or business, but on the unbreakable bonds of a family you choose. --- Copyright Notice: This work is an original creation, written and owned by kaynee2016. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, distribution, or use of any part of this book without explicit permission from the author is strictly prohibited. All rights reserved.