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My Last Rites My Brother Performed My Last Rites While I Was Still Alive. At fifteen, I was called a monster for a crime I never committed. My family performed my last rites and declared me dead while I was still alive. I begged them to stop. No one listened. I begged them to believe me. No one did. At sixteen, I watched the same ritual with numb detachment. At seventeen, I stopped caring. At eighteen, I watched it with amusement. Because I knew... It would be the last of my last rites I would ever witness. I laughed. Because I knew the next funeral would be real.

At just nine years old, Autumn Villareal awakens in a hospital after surviving a violent incident that leaves her physically wounded and emotionally scarred. But the injuries are not what haunt her most. With her awakening comes the terrifying return of memories from a previous life-a future in which she was betrayed by the people she trusted, abandoned by those who should have protected her, and ultimately lost everything she held dear. Every nightmare, every familiar room, and every glimpse of a dusty blue gown reminds her that the tragedy she once lived could happen again. Determined to rewrite her destiny, Autumn chooses a different path. Rather than surrendering to fear, she quietly begins changing the future one decision at a time. As she heals, her extraordinary maturity surprises everyone around her, including her five accomplished brothers- Josh, the CEO; Pablo, the renowned cardiothoracic surgeon; Stell, the celebrated chef; Ken, the owner of a successful talent agency; and Justin, the visionary film director. Yet the greatest obstacle standing in her way is Summer, the older girl whose jealousy and choices once set tragedy in motion. As old wounds resurface and hidden truths begin to unravel, Autumn must decide whether the future can truly be changed-or whether some destinies are destined to repeat themselves. In a story of family, trauma, forgiveness, and resilience, Autumn: Rewriting Tomorrow explores whether love can heal the deepest scars and whether a second chance is enough to save not only one life, but an entire family. Because sometimes, changing the future begins with surviving the past.

She left home as a seventeen-year-old girl. She returned as a woman who had forgotten what home felt like. But some people had been waiting for her all along. At seventeen, Noor lost her home. Five years later, she returns to find that everything has changed. Her room, her family, her place-and the cousin who slowly filled the space she left behind. But one thing never changed: Rayan. Her childhood husband. Her best friend. The boy who loved her before either of them understood what love meant. After five years apart, Rayan is still waiting for his Noor. But Noor no longer knows how to trust that someone can stay. And when her rukhsati finally brings them together, Noor discovers that marriage isn't the end of her healing-it's the beginning of learning how to be loved without losing herself. Meanwhile, the cousin who once stood beside her watches Rayan's unwavering love and realizes one painful truth: She may have taken Noor's place in the house, but she could never take her place in Rayan's heart. This isn't a story about defeating another girl. It's the story of Noor learning that she was never replaceable.

Every partner I've ever had has cheated on me. So when my boyfriend swore he was different, I wanted to believe him. Until a patient of mine sat down and started talking about the man she had met and fallen in love with. He sounded a bit too familiar. Updates on Wednesday and Friday. Read ahead on my Patreon, link in my bio!!

(Book 2 of Shattered series) VERY MATURE CONTENT 18+ TRIGGER WARNING!!. What happen's when you find out after a year of dating that the love of your life has been cheating on you, for how long? You are unaware of. "Adam, what is this?". "Baby, it's not what you think, I swear!". (That's what a person hear's right before they get the bad news). I stiffen up and brace myself for my hole world to crumble. "Then you better speak and explain yourself Adam, because THIS little piece of paper in my hand does NOT make you look like the good guy". I wave the paper with a name and room number on it in his face. "Well?". He whisper's low to me. "You won't believe me even if I told you the truth". "Try me Adam!". Can their relationship really survive when brought together by a friend's tragedy. Will their love withstand the downfalls?. Or will the lies, deceit and betrayal be to much for either of them to come back from. Only time will tell if their relationship will last or if they will be torn apart for good. 18+ (MATURE CONTENT)-(TRIGGER SCENE'S) (BOOK 2 OF SHATTERED SERIES ONGOING).

Alexander didn't cheat. He just gave someone else his attention, his laughter, and the smiles that used to belong to his wife. And she watched him drift, not to another woman's bed, but to her presence. Her laugh. The way she made him feel seen in a room full of people. Everything he found in someone else - Zara had been giving him all along. Eight years of marriage. One little boy who loved them both. And Zara standing in the middle of it all - wondering when she became the woman he stopped choosing. She warned him. Three times. The first - he dismissed her. The second - he called her jealous. The third - he called her insecure. So she stopped warning him altogether. And stopped waiting. Love wasn't enough... and now it might be too late.

Book 3 of the Dark Knight series Charlie - I've fallen for him...hard! So when I turn up at the clubhouse unannounced, to deliver our news....I find him in the bar, telling everyone my biggest secret, while he gropes a club whore! Time for Stone to meet Charlie...the real f**kin Charlie!

When Liz Charleston's ex-best friend suddenly returns with a plan to take revenge on her, drama seems inevitable - but who knew revenge could be so handsome? ***** Two years ago Liz Charleston made the biggest mistake of her life by rejecting her best friend, the only guy she has ever cared about. Desperate to become popular and join the junior varsity cheerleading team, she breaks his heart. Two years later, Frank is back, transformed into Taylor Blackstone, the new kid from New York who has it all. He's taller, stronger and hotter than ever, with a long line of girls that have no idea who he really is - except Liz, the girl who betrayed him two years ago. And he is determined to make her regret ever pushing him away. [[word count: 100,000-150,000 words]]

She was his queen before she was his wife. His best friend before she was his lover. His whole world and he ordered her death without blinking. When Aria, the beloved Queen of Valdris, is accused of murdering the king's mother, she expects her husband of her childhood love, her king to stand by her. He doesn't. King Kael Draveth raises his hand, and the executioner moves. But Aria's final words shatter the kingdom: she dies carrying his unborn child and the truth she takes with her destroys him. Centuries pass. The palace crumbles to roses and regrets. They are reborn. This time, Aria remembers everything. And this time ~she will not kneel. The King's Last Lie is the story of a love that survived death, a woman who refused to break, and a man who spends three lifetimes learning that love is not a crown you wear it's a choice you make, every single day. WARNING: Contains themes of execution, pregnancy loss, manipulation, grief, and mature romantic content. Intended for readers undone. Themes: Betrayal as the deepest form of love gone wrong Whether redemption can exist when the damage cannot be undone. The price a heart pays when silence replaces trust How love must be rebuilt from the roots, not the ruins Forgiveness as power not weakness

Love arrives, often, draped in the most improbable silk-a moment woven from the chaotic threads of strangest circumstance. Probably a party, or even a drugged night where all memory is a wire maze. Jimin does not always announce himself with gentle grace. Sometimes, Love is the radiant deception: the devil wearing the face of an angel. Its touch is fire disguised as warmth, and its promises are etched in a silver that turns to ash in his grasp. Jimin is a breathtaking betrayal, a poison so exquisite he drinks it willingly. And sometimes, Love is a relentless, aching force-so profoundly resentful, yet so unrelenting in its torture, wrecking everything and everyone in its path to him. Jimin is the memory that refuses to dim, the phantom limb that throbs in the dark, the bittersweet conviction that the pain is the only true measure of the feeling. But the most terrifying truth is its proximity. No matter the distance he claws for, no matter the walls he desperately builds, Love hovers dangerously close. Jimin is a shadow on the periphery of his peace, a low, constant vibration in the quiet air. Jimin is waiting, needing, wanting to consume him-to dissolve the boundaries of himself into his overwhelming current. And in this terrifying surrender, this beautiful, destructive inevitability, there is the final, inescapable realization: There is nothing Jungkook can do about it. Just so you all know; We are #1 Jimin story today (26 feb 2026) # 2 Jikook story (25 feb 2026). #2 Minkook (25 feb 2026) So many other First places. But these ones stood out for me

Family. Something that Chase doesn't know about. Living a life where his parents were physically and mentally abusive. Covering up the past was hard enough, but the worst part is wearing a mask in front of those who you thought would reach their paws out to help you but instead, ignore you. Like everything's okay. Will all of these emotions consume Chase's mind or will he finally realize that he does have somebody out there for him? (WARNING: This story is not suitable for very young children as there are real life situations where children are way too young to be exposed to. Ages 13+ are appropriate to read this story)

Words I Never Said Some things are easier to write than to say. Words I Never Said is a collection of poems about growing up, making mistakes, losing pieces of yourself, and slowly finding them again. It is about the things I kept hidden- the regrets I carried, the love I misunderstood, the family moments I wish I could return to, the friendships I still miss, and the younger version of myself I am learning to forgive. But this isn't only a collection about pain. It is about healing. About finding my way back to myself. About holding on to Allah. About dreams that are still waiting for me. These are the words I couldn't say then. So I'm writing them now.

Twins, Dylan and Evan, live life in silence and fear. They know the sound of safe feet over dangerous ones, the consequence of being heard when they should be silent and the pain of failing to be anything but good boys. Years of trying and failing have broken Evan in ways Dylan can't heal. Dylan is trying his best to protect his best and only friend as much as he can but he is powerless against the rules. Then one day someone looks beyond the basement door, a place no one enters but them. Will they be brave enough to take hold of the hands reaching out in the darkened silence that surrounds them? If they do will they be rewarded with safety or more pain? Only time will tell and when an injured Dylan needs Evan to make the right decision for them, can he do it? Can he save them both or will he lead them into more pain than they've ever known before?

Four years after the Battle of Shiganshina, Kaeda Deveaux tells Falco Grice about the girl she was inside the Walls, the secrets she kept, and the boy named Reiner Braun who changed everything. But some stories are harder to tell than others. And as Falco begins to realize Kaeda's past is tied to the very people shaping his world, one question remains. Why is she telling him this now?

A Dad and Child's Love-Hate Relationship. Lexi had this animosity towards her dad for the cruel way her raised her. She was angry and bitter. She thought holding on to that would give her peace, but no. Photo by Kenny Orr on Unsplash

Adrian never thought losing someone could teach him what love really meant. He met Elena when they were young, when love was still something simple. They became friends, fell in love, and built a life out of small moments that neither of them thought would ever end. Then Adrian made a mistake. He chose her, promised her everything, and walked away the next day. Years later, life gives them another chance. This time, Adrian knows what he wants. He loves Elena. He promises her that things will be different. But love doesn't erase the past. When Adrian breaks another promise, Elena walks away for good. Now Adrian has to face the one thing he spent years avoiding: being sorry isn't enough. If he wants Elena back, he can't ask her to trust his words anymore. He has to prove it. Some people get one chance at love. Adrian got two. The second one might be the one that finally teaches him how to stay.

After losing the love of his life, Marcus Manuel spirals into a storm of anger, jealousy, and self-loathing. Rage consumes him, painting his world in darker shades with every passing day. Once a boy who believed in love, he's become a hollow shell, driven by bitterness and the belief that his future is already written in the ink of regret. But everything changes when Tommy, a mysterious man with his own scars and quiet wisdom, enters Marcus' life. With an unconventional outlook and a deep understanding of pain, Tommy challenges everything Marcus thought he knew about love, loss, and what it means to heal. As an unlikely friendship grows between them, Marcus is forced to confront the real enemy: not the past, not others, but the reflection staring back at him. In that mirror lies the truth: healing doesn't come from revenge. It begins with understanding and acceptance. For sometimes, the hardest person to save is the one in the mirror.

Like sitting in the opticians chair - "Better 1 ... or 2?"- my life has become a series of new lenses, each correcting, enhancing, removing the distortions, enabling me to see who I was always intended to be. Come, tag along with me on my journey of discovery as step by excruciating step, I find the real me hidden inside the skewed images the world has reflected back to me. Perhaps you'll discover something new about yourself, as well. This is the story of my life, told through my eyes at the time it happened. Actual journal entries and poems I wrote in those moments are mixed with story-telling and exploring my own inner world as I walk you through the journey that has been my life. I don't ask you to like me. But perhaps there is something in my story that will encourage you to be all that you are supposed to be. I hope so.

the Kali Chronicles book iii Altaire spent twelve years waiting for his brother to come home. He did. That should have been enough. But twelve years leave things behind. Promises. Plans. Entire lives that were supposed to happen later. And while everyone else begins moving forward, Altaire is starting to realize just how much of himself is still standing in the past. Because sometimes the hardest promise to keep is the one you thought you still had time for.

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