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𝘛𝘩𝘦𝘺 𝘴𝘢𝘺 𝘮𝘢𝘴𝘬𝘴 𝘢𝘳𝘦 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘩𝘪𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘧𝘢𝘤𝘦𝘴, 𝘣𝘶𝘵 𝘮𝘪𝘯𝘦 𝘸𝘢𝘴 𝘧𝘰𝘳 𝘩𝘪𝘥𝘪𝘯𝘨 𝘢 𝘸𝘩𝘰𝘭𝘦 𝘭𝘪𝘧𝘦. In a world where revenge meets romance. Jung Iseul's out for justice after her father was murdered by the NIUA (National Intelligence and Undercover Agents), a corrupt organization. She is brought up by the Kim family- the brains behind the Kage mafia. Enter Kim Taehyung, son of Kage's leader, Kim Taec-Yeon. He's charming, a little mysterious, and way too easy to get lost in. As Iseul teams up with Kims to take down the NIUA, sparks fly, and Iseul finds herself questioning everything she knew about love and loyalty. With thrilling twists, undeniable chemistry, and a dash of humor, BEYOND THE MASK takes you on an exhilarating journey through danger and desire. Will Iseul find the revenge she craves, or will her heart lead her down a path she never expected? The theme is inspired by Gangster x Secret Agent.

Do you have a quote from your story that you'd love to share with the world? You have come to the right place. Starting every Friday, we will publish one quote from your story. The quote can be a maximum of two lines and up to four lines for poetry. Read more to find out! Cover made by the wonderfully talented Deanna :)

"Goodbye, mad girl." Anisha's world crumbles when her stepmother convinces everyone that she's mentally ill. Dragged to a psychiatric hospital, she meets Dr. Yuvaan, whose chocolate-brown eyes promise safety. But as shadows of her past linger and whispers of her stepmother's lies echo, Yuvaan becomes her only hope. "In a world that branded her mad, will one promise be enough to prove her sanity?"

They say money can solve anything. Devansh Malhotra believed it too... until it couldn't save his sister. Diagnosed with a rare brain condition, Rhea Malhotra becomes the one problem Devansh can't fix. With time running out, all hope leads to one name- Dr. Adwika Rajvansh. A neurosurgeon known for taking the cases others refuse. A woman who isn't impressed by power, money, or him. In a world where control is everything, Devansh finds himself facing something he never planned for-a connection he can't explain... and a story that was never meant to be written. Because some stories aren't written by fate- they're written in us.

Let's Be Real... I'll Go First 💛 This isn't really a story. It's a conversation. A place where I show up, say something real, and then pass it to you. Some days will be deep. Some will be fun. Some might be a little too honest. But every post? I go first. And then it's your turn 💛

✦ ─── THE UNHINGED AWARDS ─── ✦ "Because emotional damage deserves recognition." Welcome to the most chaotic, sleep-depriving, mentally unstable Wattpad contest to ever exist. This is not your cute little aesthetic poetry competition. This is where: - villains get simped for - readers stare at walls after plot twists - characters desperately need therapy - couples communicate through trauma and tension - and nobody survives emotionally. Hosted once a year by author @bangtansheshta, this contest is open to EVERYONE: ✦ Fanfiction writers ✦ Original fiction writers ✦ Readers with dangerously strong opinions ✦ Every genre imaginable Whether your story causes: heartbreak, obsession, emotional destruction, screaming at 3 AM, keyboard smashing, or irreversible attachment issues... YOU BELONG HERE. ADD THIS BOOK TO YOUR READING LIST TO STAY ON TRACK WITH THE LATEST UPDATES

Petals encompasses identity. How it isn't bound by labels but a collection of them. There are facets of ourselves people may never see. We reserve these layers for multitudes of reasons. We exist because we are. Take time to learn about yourself, turn every rock, deep dive, don't graze the surface. Learn, accept, BE.

Victoria grew up the only girl in a house full of brothers, taught to be strong in a world that expected softness. She thought she found comfort in Ike-the charming Lagos big boy who spoiled her with love, money, and luxury. But when love starts to feel like a trap, and another man's gaze feels more honest than her lover's touch, she begins to question everything. Set in the heat and heartbeat of Nigeria, "For Him" is a story of love, loyalty, identity, and the choices that define us. 💔 Will Victoria choose the man who gave her the world or the one who truly sees her? If you love Nigerian romance, emotional drama, and strong female voices-this story is for you.

If everything you have ever offered is not enough, offer your absence. Salt is not on the menu but when it's missing, you feel it.

One glance. One smile. And that was all it took for Celia's heart to start beating faster.

Description A Forever Flower Dies Too is a deeply emotional poetry collection about love, betrayal, grief, and the painful process of choosing yourself after loving someone who could not love you safely in return. At the center of the story is a "forever flower" - a gift once meant to symbolize eternal love. Something permanent. Untouched. But the title transforms that memory into something tragic and human: Even forever flowers die too. Not literally- but emotionally. Symbolically. Spiritually. Through haunting reflections, intimate memories, and raw vulnerability, the collection explores what happens when your safest place becomes your deepest wound. It is a story about surviving heartbreak, learning that love alone is not always enough, and finding the strength to heal without losing your softness. Soft. Devastating. Like grief whispering instead of screaming.

What if you woke up with no memory but just a name? What if that name belonged to a dead man who left you a voicemail from beyond the grave? What if a scar on your palm opened doors to a magic library where memories are currency and you have to trade pieces of yourself just to learn who you used to be? What if everyone wants something from you, some to save you, some to erase you, some because they loved you in a life you can't remember? And what if the only person with all the answers is dead? Waiting for you to find him. This is Kang Yeorim's story. And it starts with a dead man's voice in her ear, "I loved you more than the sky loved the dawn." --- [A huge thank you to the artist for this stunning Taehyung painting used as my cover art. No copyright infringement intended, this is a non-profit fan work made with love. All credits to the actual artist.]

A spoken-word series about boys growing into expectations, fathers passing down truths, and the strange silence that lives at 30,000 feet. This flight is only just beginning.

Some wounds are invisible. Some battles are fought in silence. My Soul, My Quintessence is a collection of poems written for the souls who carried pain quietly yet still chose kindness, love, and hope. Each poem holds emotions that are often left unspoken-loneliness, heartbreak, healing, fear, resilience, and the courage to continue despite everything. This book is not only about suffering. It is about surviving without losing yourself. For the people who feel too much, overthink at night, hide their tears behind smiles, and continue fighting even when exhausted, may these words remind you that softness is not weakness, and healing is possible even after the darkest storms. Perhaps you will find pieces of yourself within these pages. And perhaps, little by little, you will realize that your heart is still worthy of light.

Hestia Synm never meant to disappear. But when grief, guilt, and one final argument push her over the edge, she finds herself transported to a haunting realm between life and death-one where time stands still and memories whisper. There, she meets Zaine, a bitter yet broken survivor, and June, a delicate soul hiding something dangerous. As the three search for a way home, buried truths surface, bonds are tested, and Hestia learns her grandmother's heirloom necklace may hold more power-and pain-than she ever imagined. But escaping this world means leaving someone behind. And some ghosts aren't ready to let go.

When the Sixteenth Dawn rises over Ravenmoor, the ward‑stones breathe-and Elara Veyne hears a second heartbeat under her own. A prophecy carved in blood binds hunter and Sovereign, law and desire, past and the girl who refuses to be chosen. As blackouts ripple through town and old ruins begin to exhale, Elara follows a trail of torn pages and waking stones to a truth buried beneath red snow: mercy can be a blade, and some doors only open for blood freely given. To save the people she loves, she must face the thing the wards were built to hide-an ancient gate that remembers her name, and a boy with silver‑violet eyes who is either her ruin or her way through the dark.

He loved her enough to be accused of killing her. And maybe that's what makes this worse. They turned her into a story. And him into the villain. But somewhere between what they believe and what he remembers- something doesn't fit. She left behind fragments only he can understand. Small things. Quiet things. The kind that don't matter... until they do. And the deeper he goes, the more it begins to unravel- This was never just a MURDER. It's a story of secrets, of a love that wasn't as simple as it seemed, and of a girl who might not have been, who he thought she was at all. "He lost her once to death-and again to the truth."

Some people fear being alone. They call silence dangerous, loneliness tragic, solitude something to escape from. But what if being alone was never the enemy? This collection of poetry explores the quiet beauty of solitude. The soft morning sunlight through bedroom windows, music echoing against empty walls, forests breathing outside lonely homes, and city apartments filled with peaceful silence instead of noise. Not every lonely feeling is sadness. Sometimes being alone becomes freedom. Sometimes it becomes healing. Sometimes it becomes art. A melancholic poetry collection about silence, self-reflection, peace, and finding comfort in your own existence. For the people who learned how to make solitude feel like home.

A girl stuck between love and parents, money and love, arranged marriage or love marriage, to get married or not. A dilemma of every girl trying to figure out her life.

Shreya and Pratham, married for fourteen years, live a seemingly stable life in Bengaluru-but beneath the surface lies a relationship shaped by compromise, silence, and unfulfilled promises. Pressured into an arranged marriage she never truly wanted, Shreya spends years navigating a toxic household dominated by her husband's financially demanding parents and their constant taunts about her inability to bear a child. Despite repeated emotional strain and failed fertility treatments that take a toll on her health, Shreya continues to hold on, believing things will eventually improve. When she and Pratham finally move out, it feels like a fresh start-until his parents re-enter their lives, bringing the same cycle of control and humiliation. A promise of a better future emerges when Pratham secures an opportunity to move to the United States. Trusting him, Shreya gives up her career, hoping to rebuild her life abroad. But unforeseen setbacks and professional conflicts shatter that dream, forcing them back to India-financially unstable and emotionally drained. As years pass, Shreya finds herself unemployed, isolated, and battling severe anxiety, while Pratham, overwhelmed by his own struggles, abandons his corporate career to pursue music. With savings dwindling and tensions escalating, their marriage begins to fracture beyond repair. Now, standing at the edge of her breaking point, Shreya is forced to confront a painful truth: in a life shaped by sacrifice and dependency, how much responsibility does she carry-and how much belongs to the man she trusted? Whose Mistake is a poignant exploration of marriage, identity, and the silent erosion of self, asking a question with no easy answer-when everything falls apart, who is truly to blame?