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"A dream that feels too real, a reality that feels too controlled-when the lines blur, will Iris uncover the truth or lose herself in the illusion?"All Rights Reserved

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Chapter 1; Abnormal
Sun, Mar 30, 2025

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Chapter 1; Abnormal
Sun, Mar 30, 2025

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Before you enter, let me tell you a little about the house you're about to walk into. This isn't an ordinary story. At the heart of this book is a girl named Ebony, searching, discovering, and piecing together the mysteries of her own unknowns. Every room in the house symbolizes something, a memory, a fear. Every door is a choice. Every shadow is something hidden, not haunted. At its heart, this book is about what happens when your mind feels too full, when it carries too many unanswered questions. It's about looking for love and safety in uncertain places. But more than anything, it's about love. Not romantic love, but the one that holds and stays. This book is not meant to be simple. It twists, it misleads, it hides things in corners on purpose. It is confusing, intentionally so. It is playful in its strangeness, and yes, it may leave you puzzled at times. That's part of its charm. If you don't mind getting lost before finding your way, then this story is for you. Read slowly. Read with your imagination switched on and your heart open wide. Don't try to make sense of everything at once. Let the house unfold for you. And if you find something familiar in its hallways, that's okay. Maybe you've built rooms too. This story is also meant for your own understanding. You may see things differently than others, or discover meanings only you can find. There is no single way to read it, just what it gives you, and what you carry away. But I promise: There is always a way out. And sometimes, it's not a key you need.

Something that i wanted my future self to know. Something that i had to solve with my present.

In a world where technology can reshape perception itself, how do you fight an enemy who controls the very fabric of your existence? And what happens when the person destroying your life genuinely believes they're saving it? **A psychological thriller that explores the dark intersection of love, control, and technology-where the line between reality and simulation becomes terrifyingly thin.**

How Valencia came to know the truth about her family and the Prophecy ni Katlynphillips16

An eighteen year old girl finds out that her mother has been lying to her about her father being dead when he really is alive and well. She learned that her mother was also lying to her about being an only child when she in fact had a brother that she learned to love more than anything in the world. When she met her father and brother she loved them just as much as she lover her mother. She always felt as if someone or something was watching over her and now she knows that it was her father and brother that were watching over her as she grew up. She also learns that there is a prophecy about her and that she is fated to either bring peace to the world or destroy it. She finds her one true love but then she has him taken from her on one of the most important days in a girls life. After she lost her one true love something changed inside of her and whatever changed inside of her changed her because she is no long the sweet, loving, caring and spontaneous child she once was. As the years go by she becomes more of something else then who she once was.

Behind the Screen ni VolleyballAnimeLover

The book follows a protagonist whose mind begins to unravel as they are plagued by eerie occurrences that blur the line between reality and delusion. It begins with subtle shifts-a feeling of being watched, strange reflections, whispers at the edges of perception-but as the story unfolds, these sensations grow more intense and impossible to ignore. The protagonist starts questioning their own sanity, struggling to differentiate between what's real and what's in their head. Is someone-or something-watching them, or are they simply losing their grip on reality? As they spiral deeper into paranoia, the boundaries of their own identity begin to fracture, and they realize they may not be the only one in control of their mind. With each passing day, the tension grows, and the truth becomes harder to discern. The story keeps readers on edge, with unreliable narration and distorted imagery that makes them question everything. As the protagonist's mental state deteriorates, the lines between the observer and the observed blur, and the final revelation leaves the reader wondering if they're trapped in this madness alongside the character. A chilling psychological thriller, this book explores the nature of reality, self-awareness, and the terrifying idea that what you think you know may be nothing more than a reflection of something far darker.

What happens when the one you love can't remember you? What happens when she goes blind after a car accident? What happens when you've been dying to tell her a secret that will change her perception of the world? Too bad fate had a different plan.

This book exists because thought moves faster than expression. Ideas, sensations, realizations - they happen in your mind before words can catch them. Most of life forces us to compress, translate, simplify. This is not just limitation; it's necessity. You can feel, perceive, and understand what cannot yet be shared. What you hold inside, whatever this is, feels closer, more real than the external world. But thought alone is invisible. It slips, blurs, dissipates unless captured. That is the purpose here: to preserve what cannot otherwise exist outside the mind. You will notice this book is scattered, layered, recursive. It's not a narrative. It is a map - a field of thought, a translation of consciousness into something tangible. You are not just reading words. You are entering a mind.

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The House I Built

Before you enter, let me tell you a little about the house you're about to walk into. This isn't an ordinary story. At the heart of this book is a girl named Ebony, searching, discovering, and piecing together the mysteries of her own unknowns. Every room in the house symbolizes something, a memory, a fear. Every door is a choice. Every shadow is something hidden, not haunted. At its heart, this book is about what happens when your mind feels too full, when it carries too many unanswered questions. It's about looking for love and safety in uncertain places. But more than anything, it's about love. Not romantic love, but the one that holds and stays. This book is not meant to be simple. It twists, it misleads, it hides things in corners on purpose. It is confusing, intentionally so. It is playful in its strangeness, and yes, it may leave you puzzled at times. That's part of its charm. If you don't mind getting lost before finding your way, then this story is for you. Read slowly. Read with your imagination switched on and your heart open wide. Don't try to make sense of everything at once. Let the house unfold for you. And if you find something familiar in its hallways, that's okay. Maybe you've built rooms too. This story is also meant for your own understanding. You may see things differently than others, or discover meanings only you can find. There is no single way to read it, just what it gives you, and what you carry away. But I promise: There is always a way out. And sometimes, it's not a key you need.

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