❝In class, you said I reminded you of someone. Who is she?❞ ❝My wife. You remind me of my wife.❞ ━━━━━━━━━━ When an accidental time travel brings twenty-seven-year-old William eight years back to the past, he gets a chance to change his future and undo his marriage to the wife he never loved - the one who loved him too much. But landing at the doors of her nineteen-year-old self, he is met with someone who is extremely different from who he has always known her to be and he ends up falling in love with her. The catch? Eliza Scott hates him. Thrown into a race against time, William is left with two choices - win back Eliza's heart and go back to the same future which he left behind or forget Eliza and go back to a future where she is no longer his. [FEATURED BY @Romance]

❝what is your purpose in this life, miss badu?❞ [marvel universe] [iron man - civil war]

Doctor Y/N is one of the leaders of Rhodes Island, specializing in commanding his operators in battle. After an unexpected outcome on Lungmen, the war Rhodes Island had with Reunion became far from over. But what if it turned out that way for better things to come? All images and videos that might be posted belong to their rightful owners, even the cover of the story isn't mine. In short, the only thing that I own here are the written elements. Potentially large amounts of cliches, possible references on anything. Ctto.

Charlotte Campbell is a medical doctor living in California. Her life begins to unravel when her charming husband begins to show his true colors to her. Their marriage quickly turns sour as he begins to physically abuse her. Finally after months and years of suffering, she leaves him. Feeling heartbroken and devastated, she moves away from her friends and the life she had lived for years. Leaving behind her thriving career and turning to her mother's farm. Now living in the Texas countryside hoping this would give her the opportunity to find herself again. To heal and figure out the next chapter in her life. One night taking a moonlit walk through her mother's garden completely alone and distraught, she desperately wished and prayed tearfully, begging for her life to mend. Lost and wandering through the woods, she comes across something that captures her attention. Charlotte is suddenly unknowingly pulled back to the 19th Century with no way of knowing how or why. And more importantly how to get back to her own time. A Tale of Romance Amidst a Time Traveling Forest.

Corporal Mae Stoker is no stranger to misery or surviving harsh conditions, especially after enlisting in the Union Army at the height of the American Civil War to avoid living with her aunt and uncle. But when she's wounded during the Battle of Lovejoy's Station, Captain Wolstan Mitchell discovers there's a female in the ranks and makes a rash decision to save her life, forever intertwining their fates. After leaving Mae with his doctor uncle in nearby Jonesborough, Georgia, Wolstan is captured and imprisoned in Andersonville Prison for nine months. When he finally returns home to Chattanooga, Tennessee, he is a tormented shadow of the man he was before, unsure if the brokenness inside him can be or is even worth fixing-until learning love has the power to mend even the most shattered souls.

The true story of the " civil war" and how it should be called Lincoln's War, War of Southern Independence, and War of Northern Aggression This book is loving memory President Jefferson Davis and his cabinet This is also in honor of each Confederate solider wore the grey In memory of the 2 MILLION SOUTHERNERS ( 1 in every 8 southern white died, which was 12.5 percent of all Southern whites, 1 in every four African Americans died, which was 25 percent of all African American Southerners along with thousands of Southerner Asian, Native American and Hispanic) who perished in the war of Northern Aggression. This is also in honor of General Winfield Scott Hancock who survived the war and General John Sedgwick who died in 1864 on May 9th. Although both of these Generals fought for the north and wore blue, Hancock and Sedgwick were decent, ethnical and good. Hancock and Sedgwick did not commit war crimes nor were they war criminals. In fact, after the war Winfield Scott Hancock spoke up against the war crimes that were done to the south But this book is ESPECIALLY in honor CSA General and civil rights advocate Nathan Bedford Forrest: Confederate Hero American legend Civil rights advocate Abolisher of the first ( non racist) KKK 53 victories out of 54 battles Gone but never forgotten Once a hero always a hero Respecter and defender of women and children First with the most Rest easy and fly high July 13th 1821-October 29th 1877 This book is also in honor of all my Pro Confederate best friends. All of you are the best and I love all of you so much 1. Jack 2. Brail 3. MelaniaLyraLestrange 4. ShadowCanada 4. TechSummit 5. ParanoidShark 6. 1-800-HELL-ANGEL 7. XxArkansasxX 8. -redchaos 9. ABigPJFan 10. SouthernRebel45 11. inkyfrosting3217 12. -badthingscoming 13. All of my pro Confederate friends on discord 14. nikolai10156 15. JustAsBrokenAsYou

.𖥔 ݁ ˖ ━ ❝ 𝐈𝐓 𝐖𝐀𝐒 𝐌𝐎𝐑𝐄 𝐓𝐇𝐀𝐍 𝐄𝐍𝐎𝐔𝐆𝐇 ❞ ╰┈➤ . ݁₊ ca civil war ⊹ . ݁˖ . ݁ ★ - mcu

"you know damn well that you are too skinny and need help." "calum you fucking left. you don't have the right to comment on anything about me."

"roll up your sleeves and prove it then." "i can't."

The Doctor has lived for hundreds of years thinking he was the last of his race. What if he wasn't?