Unequal Stories

In a house defined by order, Jaz has learned to survive by staying small. Homeschooled and carefully monitored by a father who calls his vigilance protection, she moves through her days according to schedule, each rule meant to keep her safe from a world he believes is waiting to harm her. Her brothers see something different. They see isolation. They see fear disguised as love. And when they try to widen her world, one afternoon unravels into panic, confirming their father's darkest suspicions and fracturing the fragile balance inside the home. As long-buried history begins to surface, it becomes clear that Andrew is not only protecting his daughter, but he is protecting himself from a grief he never survived. And Jaz, caught between safety and suffocation, must confront a truth that threatens to dismantle everything he has built: She is not a second chance. She is not a replacement. She is not his past. She is herself. A quiet, piercing portrait of generational trauma, control born from love, and the difficult work of untangling fear from devotion, this novel asks what it means to protect someone, and when protection becomes its own kind of harm.

This is a poem about a penny... and about how some people are deem themselves more important than others, though they aren't.

Decrypting frequencies.

About a 14 year old black girl who tries to change the justice system not just for blacks for all. She really wants to be a activist when she's older, she has to start somewhere so come along with her on her journey anyone can help!

A girl is a high school student who never believe in love, but it suddenly changed when she met him. She has a best friend named Cindy, and she will be the way to her destiny. This story was based on reality. I am the author of my own story, and I hope there is a happy ending. God has a plan in everything, and she knows that whatever she chooses to do is there is a guidance from Him.

The poem is about how people look down on those who have failed in their life because they want to think that failure always comes of not caring.

In the year 2089 the world is facing major corruption. War, and violence is a now daily threat looming above the citizens of Kalo. Survive alongside our main protagonist Jao, as she traverses the dark side of humanity and what it has become.

All it is, is angst. You can vent here too :) TW

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I wrote this poem to cope with the recent events happening in the U.S. Recently protests about equal rights and police brutality were going on and this was my response to it all. The ideal world is more of a symbol really to what I fight for. I want to do what's right and I want the human race to get along. I know it'll take a while, but we each have to start somewhere.

He stood In the mirror clenching his cross in his fist as it hung from his neck. A small tear ran across his dusty face and dripped from his jaw. His life showed him many horrors and yet he stood, dirty and scarred, alive and well. However he knew that soon his life would end..as everyone's eventually will. Yet, he knew that his mission was far from over. Who is he? He is Joseph Cross Stephens. He is a freedom fighter...and a warrior on the front lines of Christ...and this...this is his story told from the point of view of yours truly, his brother, David Disciple Stephens.

A rebel, Seven, is captured. She is offered a chance to get out.

An eye opening insight on why the "All men are created equal" is wrong

True love is hard to find, you shall need patience if you wish to seek it... But if the tables were turned, would he wait? Or would he find a way to end both of our misery by finding a way to escape? Or is he a coward to do both?

In the world of Rignova, men rule over everything that also includes women. Superheroes are the saviors of the metropolis of Oakhaven, however sometimes the greatest hero is not a man, but a woman. Rosalie Cruz is a young rebellious woman who sees the evil of the government and the villainous group called Vulture. Escaping from her uncle's control with her brother to join the Twilight Society to make a change in the world and take down the old government. Getting the support of the people won't be easy because she is a girl, not a man. Forcing herself to dawn an identity she doesn't want to wear, but out of duty and to the mysterious Asher Williams. Taking the skills she acquired across the revolution she will make to spark a difference. A beautiful sword will show her something she never seen before and forgotten miracle called Magic. Will she free her people from the Vulture? This story has profanities, violence, sex, drugs, and an awful lot of scandal. Please have a parental understanding about these mature themes. Also, this book is not related to the Supernatural timeline that Azure and Fantasy is contributing. This book has it's own universe along with Bad boy's little mermaid.

Human, just barely. Original on Wattpad. Do not repost. I have copyright What it's like to be a Satanist, queer, furry, and theriothope.

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