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When a family is brutally murdered, six-month-old Maddie vanishes without a trace. Captain Olivia Benson refuses to give up until she finds the little girl alive. But rescuing Maddie is only the beginning. As danger closes in and an unbreakable bond forms, Olivia discovers that the most important case of her career will change her life forever.

"You know," Sage murmurs against my neck, his voice a little bashful, "my sister says hugs are the fastest way to make someone feel better." I let out a huff of breath and open my mouth to respond. But before I can reply, he adds softly. "You're one of the most amazing people I know. And no one, absolutely no one, should ever make you feel otherwise." I let my eyes close for a second, letting that settle in a place I didn't even realise had been empty. "Okay," I say quietly, pulling back just enough to see his face and then sinking deeper into his warmth, my hands curling into his jacket, clutching like I'm afraid he'll vanish if I let go. ────── ✦ She wasn't looking for love, just a little peace. He was not planning to fall, but when he met her, he realised that some falls don't hurt. They heal. ✦ ────── If you are a reader like me, someone who loves comfort books, pure love stories, and heathy relationships that feel real and safe then maybe this book is just perfect for you 🍂

Juliette Ferras and Aaron Warner have been running Sector 45 for two years now, and things are mostly the same... mostly. When the world around Juliette crumbles, once again, becoming trapped in a cell. With Aaron preparing to propose before Juliette's disappearance. Though while being held captive, Juliette unravels a life changing discovery - that leaves her shocked beyond belief. --- *must read before this* Shatter Me Unravel Me Ignite Me --- ⚠️TRIGGER WARNINGS WILL BE ON THE FIST PAGE OF THE FANFIC, NAMED TW's!⚠️ --- ⚠️Disclamer⚠️ These characters are all from the Shatter Me Series, by Tahereh Mafi. - 🎉Achievements🎉 2 in #epilogue 1 in #unravelme 1 in #ellasommers 22 in #booktok 3 in #warnette 2 in #igniteme 2 in #adamkent

The heat in East Baltimore never broke. It clung to the row houses like a second skin, turning the nights heavy and the streets restless. Neon signs bled across rain-slick pavement. Sirens echoed in the distance. Secrets lingered behind locked doors, and every block carried a history written in whispers, rumors, and scars. She had been shaped by a city where beauty and brutality shared the same address. Dreams felt fragile there, and survival often came before everything else. Every day demanded strength. Every choice carried weight. Trust was a luxury few could afford. He had been a man people spoke about in lowered voices. Wealth, influence, and danger followed him wherever he went, wrapped in expensive cologne and quiet menace. Some people saw confidence. Others saw something far darker beneath the surface. Around them, the city pulsed with life and contradiction. Corner stores stayed open through the night. Music drifted from passing cars. Dominoes slapped against worn tables while old gossip mixed with fresh wounds. Loyalty blurred into obsession. Desire tangled itself with fear. Power became its own kind of addiction. This was a story about survival in places that demanded pieces of your soul to endure. It was about the masks people wore, the wounds they hid, and the choices they made when love, ambition, and self-preservation stood on opposite sides of the same road. It was about darkness dressed as comfort, temptation disguised as opportunity, and the quiet cost of chasing something that might destroy you. Some cities never let you leave them. Some ghosts never stopped following. © 2026 Relle H.

wo mera hai by nimra ahmed 🌺🫧 wo mera hai aik funny choti si novel hai jo mashoor pakistani novelist nimrah ahmed ne likhi hai. kahani hani naam ki ek ladki ke gird gum ti hai usse ek ladke par shak hota hai ke wo ek terrisost hai lekin wo bas uska shak hota hai wo aur uski cousin nageen dono uus par investigation karti hain aur har baar fail hojati hai maine isse roman urdu mai isliye translate kia hai taki isse log acche se samjhe aur jin ko urdu nhi aati lekin urdu novels padh ne ka shouk hota hai wo inhe padh sakte hai author ke bare main 📚📜📒 nimra ahmed, 9 September 1990 ko bhakkar, pakistan mai paida hui thi. wo ek mashoor novel writer hai unhone 16 saal ki umar mai apna phela novel mere khwaab mere jugnu publish kia tha aur master's degree in english hasil karne ke baad unhone writing ko apna career bana liya, unke mashoor novels hai jaise jannat ke patay namal, mushaf, mala aur bohot sare shamil hai

تۆڵەسەندنەوە بەهایەکی هەیە ، و باجی ئەو تۆڵەیە ... دەبێت کچەکەی بێت." جیهانەکەی دامیان بە یەک وشە وێران بوو ، کاتێک زانی ئەو پیاوەی متمانەی پێکردووە ، بکوژی ڕاستەقینەی باوکییەتی . جۆنگکووک تەنها بازرگانێک نییە ئەو ڕاوچییەکە و دامیانیش تەنها بووکەڵەیەکە لەنێو قەفەزێکی زێڕیندا... (Mature Content ⚠️ +18) دەسپێکی نوسینی چیرۆک : 23 / 7 / 2026 نوسەر : سەدا ✨

THE USEFUL IDIOTS. At least in the military, the enemy wore uniforms. In civil service, they wear three-piece suits, carry clipboards, and ask you to fill out triplicate forms to request permission to breathe. Meet the veteran who traded a real combat zone for seventeen years behind enemy lines in the windowless, fluorescent-lit asylum of federal bureaucracy. Surrounded by a rotating cast of bobbleheads, empire-building morons, and GS-14 professional online shoppers, he lived to tell the tale. From the 50-year employee shuffle and the 30-day phantom training deadlines to the infinite loop of meetings to plan meetings about meetings, this is a gritty, laugh-out-loud, finger-pointing dispatch from the corporate escalator to nowhere. Strap in, hold onto your lukewarm coffee, and welcome to the greatest 2,000-hour-a-year comedy hour on earth.

She measured her waist every morning. He measured his hope in months. The measuring tape won. Amara has spent her life controlling her body - measuring, restricting, sculpting - because she believes her worth lives in her waistline. When pregnancy forces her body to change in ways she can't control, she faces an impossible choice: let go of the identity she's built, or fight to keep it at any cost. Her boyfriend Alex watches her disappear into obsession. He begs her to stop. She hides. She lies. She works out in secret, wearing corsets at night, tightening the measuring tape until something finally breaks. This is not a romance. It's a reckoning. A story about muscle memory, inherited trauma, and the brutal difficulty of unlearning the beliefs that have become our identity. Because the body keeps everything - even the things we wish it would let go. 🕯️ Content warning: pregnancy loss, body image struggles, emotional distress. 16+ #Dark Romance#Psychological Fiction#Women's Fiction#Contemporary Romance#Emotional#Sad Story#Grief#Loss#BodyImage#Obsession#Love#Heartbreak#PregnancyLoss#Trauma#Healing#SlowBurn#Angst#RealisticFiction#Tearjerker#New Adult #Character Driven#Literary Fiction#Relationship Drama#Mental Health#Self Discovery#Emotional Rollercoaster#Dark Themes#Intense#Romance With Depth#Coming of Age#Family Drama#Mothers andDaughters#DomesticFiction#Infertility#Miscarriage#Grief and Healing

When a coin falls, one side faces the light. And the other is buried in the dirt. Born on the same day, Cael and Eiryn shared everything-until the Royal Council decided only one of them was ruthless enough to wear the crown. Deemed "too weak" for his kindness, Cael was stripped of his birthright and forced into the shadows, while Eiryn was molded into a cold, unyielding ruler. Years later, Eiryn sits on the throne, guarded by the one who swore loyalty to him: Prince Cael, Commander of the Royal Army. To the world, Cael is merely the King's fiercely loyal servant. To Cael, Eiryn is still the brother he loves and swore to protect, no matter the cost. But as rebellion brews in the kingdom and the council's dark secrets begin to unravel, Cael must decide how far he will go to protect a ruler the world calls a tyrant-and how much of himself he is willing to sacrifice for love. ~*+*+*+*+*~ This story is currently a work in progress. Inspired by Servant of Evil by mothy. Most of it is copy and pasted from my google docs so if there are spelling mistakes please excuse them ^_^

After a year away from Beechwood, Theo Ashford returns at sixteen-but he isn't the boy who left. Born into one of the island's most powerful old-money families, Theo has spent his life carrying the Ashford name, surrounded by wealth, tradition and expectations. As the heir to his family's legacy, he's expected to be disciplined, successful and everything his father believes an Ashford should be. But Beechwood has always been different. Here, Theo is simply TJ to Johnny, one of the Liars to Mirren and Gat, and the boy Cadence has never quite managed to forget. As old friendships fall back into place and buried feelings begin to surface, Theo finds himself caught between the life his family expects him to live and the people who have always felt like home. Because sometimes the hardest thing about coming home is remembering who you were before you left.

The Smile Between Us Timothy never expected that one smile would change everything. When a cheerful classmate named Joy suddenly calls his name in front of everyone, an unexpected friendship begins. What starts as playful teasing, shared laughter, and late-night conversations slowly grows into something neither of them can ignore. But love is rarely simple. As feelings deepen, hidden insecurities, painful secrets, misunderstandings, jealous rivals, and the pressures of life threaten to pull them apart. Every choice they make will test their trust, challenge their hearts, and force them to decide whether love is enough to survive. Will Timothy and Joy find their way to each other... or will the smile that brought them together become the memory that tears them apart? A slow-burn campus romance filled with humor, emotional twists, unforgettable characters, heartbreak, and the kind of love that changes people forever. Sometimes, the smallest smile begins the greatest love story.

Meg Harrison has a plan: straight As, a top-tier college, and a one-way ticket out of the town that never believed in her. She doesn't do distractions. She definitely doesn't do boys. Eric McGregor used to have everything. The charm. The grades. The kind of life people don't question. Now he's barely holding it together and running out of ways to hide it. They're not supposed to matter to each other. Not when a tutoring arrangement is the only thing forcing them into the same space. Just a few sessions. Just a grade. Except he pushes. She pushes back. And somewhere between tutoring sessions and crossed lines, it stops being just school. Because the worst kind of person to fall for is the one who sees exactly who you are... and doesn't look away. He's a distraction she can't afford. She's the one thing he didn't plan for. And neither of them are ready for what comes next.

Home was never a place. It was a feeling Zara had been searching for all along. After leaving behind a past she refused to visit again, Zara built a life she can finally call her own-filled with demanding workdays, chaotic best friends, an orange cat who thinks he's royalty, and routines that keep her grounded. Love was never part of the plan. Then one unexpected collision introduces her to a person. What begins with a bruised nose, a borrowed ice pack, and an awkward conversation slowly turns into shared coffees, quiet laughter, and moments that feel far too easy for two people who barely knew each other. But while Zara was learning to let someone in, the past she left behind was waiting for her to come home. Some stories aren't about falling in love overnight. They're about finding comfort in the most unexpected places... and discovering that home might just be a person.

Ellouise Hartley was the sort of quiet, studious girl that most people would call boring. She had good grades, she didn't smoke, didn't drink and didn't have a boyfriend. Ellouise's life couldn't have been more ordinary and perfectly planned out until she ran into popular high school boys Jade, Connor, Archie and Logan. A move to a new school means new friends, new opportunities, and new experiences Ellouise had never even considered. From a high school introvert, her confidence grows as she quickly becomes part of something significant. Can the boys really bring out another side to her? But more importantly, is she prepared for what she is about to become part of?

A collection of JanJingjing one-shot stories and AU about love, loss, hope, and the moments that quietly change us. Each story is complete on its own, offering a different journey-some heartwarming, some heartbreaking, but all written to leave a lasting feeling long after the final page.

.... Two worlds. One portal. One rule: Never touch. I wasn't supposed to find the hidden section of the library. I wasn't supposed to see the light bleeding through the shelves. And I definitely wasn't supposed to touch it. One second I was in my world. The next, I was staring at him. He's not human. He's a vampire - tall, cold, and ancient. In his world, humans are prey. His job is to hunt them. To erase them. And I'm the first human to ever cross over. But when our hands reached for each other through the shimmering portal, something broke. The rules. The warnings. The wall between life and death. Now I'm trapped between dimensions. Hunted by his kind. And drawn to the one person I'm supposed to fear the most. He says I can't stay. He says if they find me, I'll die. But when he looks at me like that, like I'm the only light in centuries of darkness... I don't want to leave. The portal behind me is closing. His hand is reaching for mine. And I have to decide: Run back to safety... Or step forward into a world that will kill me. The choice I make tonight will cost me everything.

Tadhg lynch now 18 it's been 6 years since the incident of the fire in the lynches house. Now he lives with the Kavanaghs with his brothers, Ollie, Sean and his sister Shannon, his older brother Darren went back to his life with his boyfriend Alex, and joey had his own life with Aofie and his son AJ. People say Tadhg lynch was a mini version of Joey..and maybe he was...there was onky one person he couldn't stand..was Grace Holland, he couldn't stand her. Not after what her brother did to Joey. And there was Grace Holland..younger sister of Shane Holland. 17 years old, Grace was shy, quiet, always the type to keep her head down..and sometimes stutters at times, her features blue bright eyes..and long beautiful silk brunette hair, and white pale skin. Now. 17 years old always keeping to herself and head down. She always tried her best not to get much attention all her life she had been bullied on what her brother was like, especially by Tadhg lynch. The two always fought and hated each other to the bone. And yet here they are. Tadhg lynch and Grace Holland were about to unleash something unexpected..

One ordinary drive changes everything. Aylin is on her way to her best friend Laila's house when a blue truck suddenly appears in her lane. Seconds later, her world is torn apart in a devastating crash. She wakes up in a hospital believing she survived an accident. But something doesn't feel right. The memories don't add up. The nightmares keep repeating. And the blue truck... shouldn't have been there. As Aylin begins searching for answers, she uncovers secrets that someone is willing to bury at any cost. Every clue leads to another lie, every truth raises more questions, and the line between memory and reality starts to blur. Was the crash really an accident? Or was Aylin never meant to survive? In a story filled with mystery, psychological suspense, shocking twists, and dangerous truths, one question remains: Why was the blue truck waiting for her?

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WHEN POEMS FOUND YOU Ruhi never expected a poem to change the course of her life. A doctor with a quiet love for poetry, she has learned to keep most of her feelings between the lines. She doesn't trust easily, doesn't ask for much, and has become very good at carrying things on her own. Then she meets Aarav. An author and photographer who sees stories in places everyone else overlooks. Their first real conversation isn't spoken. It's written. A poem from her. A photograph from him. And somehow, without either of them realizing when it happened, words begin becoming a language only the two of them understand. What begins with poetry slowly becomes friendship. Friendship becomes something deeper. And eventually, they build a love that feels like home. But love doesn't erase the past. Ruhi carries wounds she has spent years learning to live with, while Aarav carries secrets he believes he must face alone. And sometimes, the people who love us most can still make the choices that hurt us the deepest. One argument. One sentence spoken in anger. One decision made in the name of love. And suddenly, the life they thought they had is no longer the life they're living. Years later, Ruhi is no longer the girl Aarav left behind. She has become a doctor, a mother, and a woman who has learned how to stand on her own. But some poems are never truly finished. And some stories refuse to end where they were broken. Because perhaps love isn't about finding your way back to the person you once knew. Perhaps it's about discovering whether two people can become strangers, forgive each other, and still choose to begin again.