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In a world where Nepali traditions remain untouched by outside influence, 'Mero Priye' explores a society built on merit, equality, and ancient rituals. No patriarchy. No assigned roles. Sanskriti Vidya campus where the love story of Neel and Veena deepens . A romantic comedy about what happens when life is dealt with side-by-side, and love is the simplest truth of all." A tale of sweet romance and legacy which tells us that our bravery gives us what we desire. The Aarati Aadhya | All Rights Reserved. This story is the Intellectual Property of the author. No part of this work may be reproduced or transmitted without permission."

The year is 5027, Earth has been completely destroyed.. but the human race hasn't. Now living on a artificial planet, the humans have lived in peace among other species of Aliens. They've evolved to creating Hybrids.. with the new world everything has a balance... light... dark... healthy... sick. This utopia isn't so peaceful as it seems....

In a world ruled by control and order, Lichen thrives on certainty. Every hallway, every elevator, every sliver of light is tracked, measured, and catalogued. Emotions are unreliable data, people are temporary variables, and the outside world is a mystery they can only observe from behind glass. But when Lichen glimpses a stranger moving beyond the Equalist facilities, their careful calculations begin to unravel. Drawn toward the unknown, they discover the Host Club-a group of outsiders who defy the rigid rules they have always relied on. They are chaotic, unpredictable, and dangerously alluring, and they force Lichen to confront a truth they have long avoided: not everything can be measured, controlled, or fully understood. As Lichen navigates the delicate balance between curiosity, obsession, and survival, they begin to realize that knowledge alone is not enough. Trust, intuition, and human connection are messy-but perhaps necessary-for someone who has always clung to absolutes. Miss-Direction is a witty, tense, and openly queer tale of discovery, rebellion, and the strange exhilaration of stepping beyond the lines you've drawn for yourself.

Chantelle is a 16 year old girl living in a utopia. A world without hard decisions, heartbreak, unplanned death, and unwanted memories. When a boy from her past comes back into her life to help recruit her to the organization that got her mother killed, Chantelle has to choose whether or not to follow in her mothers footsteps and bring justice to the world, or stand back and live a lie. Chantelle also has to navigate her romantic feelings even though 16 year olds are put on pills to keep them from feeling love.

One Computers is on the verge of breakthrough in machine learning. Founder and Chief, Damien Cole, has invested all of the companies resources into building out the Artificial Intelligence Operation Network - Aion - in an effort to bootstrap the world's first general artificial intelligence. When Aion fails to meet expectations, Damien is ousted as CEO, charged with committing fraud, and subsequently given a terminal cancer diagnosis. He flees to Costa Rica to live out his remaining months in peace, but when his health improves rather than deteriorates, Damien begins to suspect a force greater than luck might be driving his recent change in fortune.

Experimental novel about gender. The protagonist, Perhaps-Girl, gets introduced to the world behind the curtains of a play she is watching, a world owned and ruled by women.

Lana has been waiting for this day for 17 years and when it finally comes she is torn in 5 different directions. Will she stay in her born element or leave to start a new? Her powerful father makes it harder and just when she thinks life has taken a complete roll on her she meets Blake, who she seems to trust until a war breaks out the will cause the downfall of their safe haven city...

Rainus is the villain. He doesn't have a choice. His destiny is to be hated by everyone, feared. And he's perfectly alright with that. He knows his reasons for it. He knows there's nothing else he can do. So he becomes the perfect bad guy. He becomes what everyone desires to have: a reason to strive for better. At least, what they think is better. They turn to the heros, begging them for help. Constantly battling to be like one. But nothing is ever as it seems.

It was the year 2300, world hunger was solved, poverty was gone, free trade had been established and energy had been made abundant; wars were over. The worst era had ended and a truly perfect one had started, or so it was thought. This is a recollection of the day the clouds started to fall.

Emily isn't your average teenager She is sorta...I don't know At a young age she was given her destiny But what if it's not the one she wants?

"This is illegal! We could be killed," the guard whispered angrily. Her pale green eyes were flaring with fire. "It's a dumb law, anyway. Who says love has gender?" With an exasperated sigh, she said, "The government, clearly. Look, losing my life is not something I'm in extreme favor for." "Okay, fine, I have a solution. Why don't we just... leave?" "What?" The guard looked her down incredulously. "We'll leave this place. Get out of this city, go to the moon. I just want to be free." Her irascible stare softened. With a slight nod, she sat down and stared up at the billions stars. "Okay." •••

The gods are watching. Seventeen-year-old Kallum Aurelius believes he was born for brilliance-equal parts scholar, soldier, and suicidal lore-obsessed adolescent. Raised to worship the Seven Isles of Elysium, a utopian society where the only law is luxury, he never feared what lay beyond its walls. He was trained to conquer it. But when Kallum is dispatched on a mission in the frozen north by the Constellation - a militaristic institute dedicated to serving the Seventh Elysian Isle - a fireborn lion shatters his flawless record and nearly sends him stumbling one foot into the afterlife. Now branded a treasonist exile by the Dean of the Constellation herself, Kallum is forced to abandon his gilded life in Elysium for the uncharted wilds beyond Paradiso's safety - the Pit of Inferno. The worst part, aside from the ₳15,000,000 bounty on his head, navigating the world's underbelly with only a fraction of his memories, a half-powered aircraft, and a crew of castoffs serving as his companions in crime, is realizing the myths he dismissed as bedtime stories are not only true... but may be the source of them. Along the way, Kallum begins to uncover something older than Elysium and the injustices it was built upon: a war forgotten, a weapon misplaced, and an identity he must learn to claim as his. He sets out on a cosmic quest to gain the blessings of each of the Dii Consentes through fourteen carefully-orchestrated labors - a godly gambit with rules cruelly simple: Victory means life. Failure invites chaos. And he is merely a pawn to be played. The gods are watching. But the arena waits for its champion.

[UPDATES MONDAYS/FRIDAYS] A ruler named Sunny lives in a seemingly utopian world. However, taking a closer look, the lines between utopia and dystopia are blurred. The civilians he rules are almost direct copies of each other; all individuality and differences are lost, for the purpose of ridding his kingdom of any disagreement, hatred, or anger. Sunny longs for a world without oblivious happiness. He longs for a place where people truly feel something. When he travels to one of the realms he has always avoided, he sees what his kingdom "should" be like. He's faced with a difficult decision: does he change his world, subjecting his civilians to reality? Or does he let them live on in peace, knowing that he is deriving them of humanity?

VELLICHORIA - Love was never part of the mission. The world is already lost. The sky is grey, the land is dying, and the only thing left is survival. The Nexus Authority ensures that. The sectors enforce it. And the Mavericks? They bleed for it. Elara Clair never meant to be here. She was never meant to wear the uniform of the Maverick sector, never meant to hold a gun that forces pain without a single bullet. But her brother's life came at a price, and this was the cost. Now, she is one of them. And they do not tolerate weakness. Then there's Theo Harrison. A leader. A soldier. A force that moves with quiet, deliberate power. He doesn't waste words, doesn't believe in kindness, and doesn't allow room for failure. He is everything the Mavericks are meant to be-unyielding, precise, lethal. But Elara learns quickly. Not through words, but through the way his gaze lingers a second too long. The way his hand presses against her back in the chaos of a mission, steady and unrelenting. The way silence is never empty between them, but heavy-like something waiting to be said, but never spoken. They do not speak of it. They do not act on it. Because love has no place in the Mavericks. And if the world doesn't destroy them first, their loyalty just might. Live for tomorrow, or be forgotten by yesterday. Start: 8 Feb 25 End:-

A splash of imagery entwined with the rivalry of utopian and dystopian powers.

After a meteorite landed on planet Earth and destroyed the majority of the human population, thirteen-year-old Layla is left in shambles. The remaining humans are powerful and with most of the population gone, it gives them a chance to transform the world. They built advanced technology and robots serve as surveillance and protection. Any and all art forms that express emotions were illegal, and you were only allowed to be happy. Reluctant at first, Layla learned to adapt to the new way of life. Now sixteen, she's living with her aunt and one night sneaks away to an abandoned house. There she finds out hidden secrets about the death of her brother. As more of the mystery unfolds, she starts to realize the corruption placed by the hands of the Council. Join Layla as she discovers secrets to her past and ways to change the future. A murder, a kidnapping, and world domination. All in a post-apocalyptic dystopian society. *This story contains two parts; ACT I - The Mystery of Liam Arrowood, ACT II - The Mystery of The Council (IN PROGRESS/UNDER EDITING) Upload Schedule: Whenever I feel like it and Wednesdays.

Exactly 100 years ago, there was no Crashpoint, no Divine, no happiness. Just fear, and a killer. A series of unknown deaths happened all over the world. After it wiped out almost half the population, a new group stood up, called The Divine. They offered happiness, safety, food, and healthcare, anything we could ask for, became accessible. They set up a station on each continent, and soon they took over the world. Now we all live in harmony and peace at Crashpoint, or so that's what people think. My name is Ashlyn Reinheart. I'm a Divine. My Job? To train the new Oracle. But what they don't know? That I'm also a traitor. ---------------------------------------------------- Started: 12/22/2022 (That's a lot of 2's lmao) Ended: ---------------------------------------------------- TW: Bloød, death, güns, stupid men, k!dnapping, abüse, r@pe Some of these (e.g. güns) might be in every chapter. If you are not comfortable or are triggered by any of those mentioned above, please do not read or be very careful reading. Do not tell me that I didn't put a TW because I did. This may grow as I write but those are the main elements. ----------------------------------------------------

Although blackmail and cruelty exist, why would one not go for an easier option? Deception. Kara's plan is simple and effective; she'll find an Authority-- a weak and young one, obviously-- and use them. Deceive them. She'll build their trust, their bonding, and then snip them off like excess string on cheap leggings the moment they become unnecessary. It's a clear-cut agenda, there's no possible chance for her to go wrong. Unless, of course, the impossible occurs-- unless she actually becomes attached. But surely that's impossible. No?

Brought up in a Wasteland, and inseparable after their parents' death. Colton and Cyrus might be what some would call the Ying and Yang-or, more realistically: a very chaotic child, and the only person stopping him from ending the world. ⟴⟴⟴⟴⟴⟴ The children of a runaway rebel couple born and raised alone in the Wasteland, where there are no rules concerning the day and night-or anything else for that matter. Of course, that seems horrid as opposed to the so-called "perfect city", literally named "the Utopia". But they don't want it; they'd rather anything other than the place that has rules separating people born during the day and during the night-the rules that would separate them. Anything but the place that killed their parents. Why live in a world that's only a beautiful lie when the ugly truth is a choice? Oases are pretty, but you don't realize you're hallucinating until it's gone. But eventually, there's no choice. The Utopia has it's ways of tearing people apart, and Colton and Cyrus aren't the exceptions. ⟴⟴⟴⟴⟴⟴

In a distant future, war against an alien civilization known only as the Giants of Boötes almost wiped out the human species. This story takes place two decades after the end of the conflict, during a time of institutional, cultural, civic and social reconstruction. This books tells the story of Shaelin Demeter, a teenage girl who is the only deaf person in a world called Xenophon. Her introverted personality makes her insecure in most social environments. However, through certain events, she realizes she has a passion, and talent for music. It is a coming of age story of a protagonist that discovers her own confidence and talent in a fantastic, but in many ways grounded, futuristic world.