Baby Doll (Harry Styles)
- Reads 73,169,548
- Votes 1,307,165
- Parts 61
In a corrupt community, young girls are sold to men as mere objects of pleasure and they are kept for as long as the men desire. But things take a turn when the spoilt son of a wealthy businessman crosses paths with an unfortunate girl forced into the twisted world of Baby Dolls.
Baby Doll © Wonderwall123
2013 - 2014
All Rights Reserved
Join the largest storytelling communityGet personalized story recommendations, save your favourites to your library, and comment and vote to grow your community.
You may also like
Book of Dharun
Can a heritage of savagery and a heart of sincerity coexist? The Origin. A race of beings who possess inhuman abilities and dwell in a society built upon strength and domination. For centuries, the strongest would rule and the weak were to obey. Though barbaric at first sight, this well established system maintained an era of peace among their kind. However... Somewhere down the line, a new leader arose. With his faction, he toppled the powers that be and founded his own governmental system. One based on corruption, caste systems and classism. Through usurped riches, he amassed great manpower and obedience. Thus the strong were cast into the depths of the slums, destined to serve the weak in a subjugation cloaked as 'law and order'. Until... One man from amongst the outcasts asked a single question... "Why do the strong serve the weak?" That man was... Dharun Tarheen!
Build a Bride
In a future where perfection can be purchased, wives are no longer chosen-they're made. Behind the polished walls of the Dollhouse, women are rewritten, reshaped, and sold to men who want obedience packaged as devotion. When one man steps inside the Dollhouse, it isn't desire driving him-it's suspicion. To the world, he appears to have claimed his flawless bride. But beneath the surface, he's searching for the truth. What he finds isn't a product. It's a woman-fractured, programmed, and fighting to remember who she was before she was made to obey. And unmaking her may be far more dangerous than he ever imagined.
The Same Old City
Imagine living in a city that does not allow you to leave at all, exploits you as a person, student, and worker from the day you are born, determines and assigns the "perfect" job for you before you are born, does not allow you any personal freedoms (unless it is alone in your bedroom or bathroom with caution). It will torture or execute, depending on the status or identity of the person, if any law is broken no matter how small or big the law is. That's the city of Dimwar. Tall, thick concrete walls around its borders prevent anyone and everyone from leaving the city- anyone who tries will be searched, chased down, and executed. One teen girl, Taylor Kensley, begins a revolution to change this and fight for the trapped, oppressed people of the city. Will she succeed-- and how long will it take? WHAT will it take? And what will she have to lose to get there? **WARNING: Contains mature scenes with mentions of physical abuse, emotional abuse, domestic violence, self-harm, suicide, murder, and bigotry. Please read at your own risk or skip if you are sensitive to these topics!Complete
Alliance
Mel had a few goals in life. Nothing too crazy. Finish school, which she did. Continue the fishery with Dad, which she was doing. Someday she would settle down and build a family. Her plan was simple. Her life was simple. Then it was not. Rebels from the Wasteland had threatened the United Regions for months. People said the rebels wanted to find vengeance over their loss from the Rebel Uprising War twenty-five years before. Mel didn't take the threats and warnings of the rebels until she came face to face with one. One night, with her childhood home up in flames she learns new truths about her father. Her simple life dream is burnt to a crisp, which forces Mel to rethink everything. With no other option, Mel joins the Alliance, a specialized military branch of the King's Army. Alongside her mentor, Ben, and her fellow cadets, Mel must navigate a new world and create a new life. A life that would not be simple. Nor a life that Mel wanted. Welcome to the Alliance.Complete
The DollHouse
I want to be more than what they say I am. "We were told that in the early days of implementing the Motherhood project there were protests. ... but when I look at my own mother, I can't help but feel that some of them were relieved. They just handed over their kid, like a pair of car keys, and told the State to make sure it didn't get scratched." In seventeen year old Cameron Bree's world, parents are not allowed to raise their children for fear they'll do it wrong. To further ensure these children grow up to be model citizens, the State conducts regular personality tests to determine if they are innately good or innately evil. But what does it mean when you can cheat the test? Credit and thank you to the following artists for their free stock images which were used in the cover: http://buzillo-stock.deviantart.com/ http://keepwaiting.deviantart.com/ http://misssouls-stock.deviantart.com/Complete
STATE HARVEST
In the State, everything runs on order, work, and the hum of the System, a vast machine that feeds, clothes, and shelters every citizen... in exchange for their unquestioned labor. No one remembers a world before it. No one dares to imagine one after. But Pin, a young upper-class prodigy, begins to see the cracks. He is thrust into a dangerous web of secrets, politics, and betrayal. With the help of unlikely allies, he sets out to uncover the truth about the System and the Harvest.
Just a number
In a world where your number affects the way you live, get treated and how much you get paid, how will two people be able to get around society's standards? Nikolas Galanis is a 92, he's set to inherit the family business. The Galanis family has a history of having high numbers as they have arranged marriages (with other high-status members) for their offspring over the last century. Nikolas is soon to accept his fate, as soon as he turns 20, if he hasn't found his own bride (who has a high societal number of course), his family will have to find him one themselves. Claudine Ariti is a 13, she has to help her father raise her 5 siblings after her mother, unfortunately, passed a few years before, due to not being able to afford proper healthcare, she dreams of being a singer, as singing was one of the only memories she had left with her mother. Although, she knows she can't follow her dreams without leaving her family, and family comes above everything.Complete
Ethereal
Set in an alternate future where the government rules over all and those who don't follow the status quo are sent to a prison called the Camp to work hard labor, rumors of rebellion are quickly taking root. These rebels have tried to overthrow the Citadels before, however, and they are not the heroes the Citadel citizens wish them to be. Nor has lived in a Citadel orphanage for thirteen years after she was separated from her family during the last rebellion against the government. Though the rebels may have failed all those years ago, they have suddenly returned with increasing numbers and support. Nor doesn't believe that the rebel's agenda is to liberate the people, but something far more sinister. Her suspicions are soon confirmed, and she is forced to flee for her life. On the run from the quickly approaching rebel army, Nor begins to search for the family that she lost long ago. Her journey will lead her into unexpected dangers, and even to an unexpected love. Not everything is as it seems, and soon the strange events that are slowly untangling within Nor's world will make her question her very reality.Complete
Can a heritage of savagery and a heart of sincerity coexist? The Origin. A race of beings who possess inhuman abilities and dwell in a society built upon strength and domination. For centuries, the strongest would rule and the weak were to obey. Though barbaric at first sight, this well established system maintained an era of peace among their kind. However... Somewhere down the line, a new leader arose. With his faction, he toppled the powers that be and founded his own governmental system. One based on corruption, caste systems and classism. Through usurped riches, he amassed great manpower and obedience. Thus the strong were cast into the depths of the slums, destined to serve the weak in a subjugation cloaked as 'law and order'. Until... One man from amongst the outcasts asked a single question... "Why do the strong serve the weak?" That man was... Dharun Tarheen!
More detailsContent Guidelines