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In a world where power is decided at birth, those without magic are cast aside as mistakes. Kael Ashryn is one such mistake. Declared Hollow-Born-a man without a sigil-Kael is humiliated, betrayed, and exiled to a land where nothing survives. But in the ashes of ruin, he awakens something far older than gods: Dominion, a power not meant to rule... but to end rule itself. As kingdoms bow to divine authority and gods tighten their grip on humanity, Kael must decide what kind of power he will become. Will he rise as a tyrant cloaked in justice? Or will he remain human-bearing the weight of hope, sacrifice, and freedom? A dark fantasy of exile, rebellion, and the cost of true power.

📖 Story Description - My Mother's Shadow In a town where silence is tradition and fear is inheritance, a young girl grows up believing she is protecting her mother's livelihood. The motel they run hides more than tired travelers - it hides broken girls, stolen childhoods, and secrets no one dares to name. Loyal to the woman she calls mother, she helps sustain a system that trades innocence for survival, never questioning its origin. What she does not know is that her life began as a punishment. Sold as a child. Raised in darkness. And born from the courage of a woman who once stood alone against forced marriages, cruelty, and tradition - a woman whose voice was silenced but whose shadow still lingers. As truths slowly unravel, one question remains: Can someone raised by evil escape the shadow of a mother she never knew?

A girl named Sui struggles every night with parasomnia, haunted by a mysterious, unseen presence-her conflicted inner self-that urges her to give up on life and join it in darkness. Despite the relentless force trying to claim her, Sui resists, determined to live her life with joy. Throughout her ordeal, she converses with herself, revealing her inner turmoil and strength. Will she die or something else happens?

This is a character-focused prequel exploring the world before the main story. The world ended quietly. Not with fire or war - but with convenience, control, and loss of hope. Yami lives in what remains. A city where movement is restricted, jobs are assigned, hope is treated as a disease, and the past has been rewritten. Religion teaches that hate is necessary. The Council teaches that obedience is peace. But Yami remembers things he was never meant to know. Raised by foster grandparents who believed in myths, he grew up on stories of a forgotten empress, a world that once held colour, and ruins that refused to stay silent. Now an information broker, hacker, and branded a criminal, Yami simply survives. This is a story of the waiting. Before hope returned. Before the world remembered. Before everything changed.

The planet is poisoned. Nature has stopped breathing. Everyone is looking for the same thing. Survivors, scientists, and power-hungry leaders all whisper about it in the ruins. The Garden of Eden. No one knows how to get there. No one, except Lina. When she finds a forgotten map hidden in her mother's old papers, everything changes. Lina sets off on a journey through collapsed cities, broken roads, and archives no one has entered in years. Kael, a boy with his own secrets, follows her into the unknown. But Eden isn't just a hidden paradise. It's a test. A place that reveals who you really are. And in the end, it leaves you with one question. Do we deserve a second chance, or have we already ruined everything?

She helps everyone else heal - but no one sees the cracks forming inside her. Seventeen-year-old Saela walks through life like a ghost: smiling so no one asks questions, laughing so they don't look too closely. To the world, she's the quiet girl who always listens. To herself, she's a ticking clock counting down the days until she finally disappears. But just when she's ready to give up - to step away for good - someone notices. A boy with kind eyes and rain in his hair. A voice that doesn't fix her but stays. A touch before the end. This is a story about pain, quiet strength, and the kind of love that doesn't save you - it sees you.

"Dangers of the Mind" is a raw and poignant collection of poetry that explores the haunting depths of the human psyche. It navigates the turbulent journey through dark thoughts, overwhelming self-doubt, and the isolation that often accompanies the struggle within. Each poem sheds light on the perilous journey of mental turmoil, capturing the intense battles between despair and self-destruction. Yet, within these shadows, a transformation unfolds-an emerging strength that seeks to break free from the darkness. Through vulnerability and courage, "Dangers of the Mind" speaks to the resilience of the human spirit, offering a powerful reminder that even in the darkest corners, there is always the possibility for healing and change before it's too late. This collection is not only a reflection of the pain many face but a testament to the power of overcoming it.

Story of a girl who overcame difficulties with help of Dua and her Lord.

When the flood came, it took everything-homes, families, and the life Arman once knew. Swept away by the raging waters, he thought it was the end... until he saw her. Stranded on a rooftop, waving a red scarf against the gray horizon, Lila becomes the spark that keeps him fighting to survive. In a world drowned by disaster, the two strangers find strength in each other-sharing laughter amid ruin, courage amid fear, and hope where none should exist. But survival is only the beginning. As the waters recede and the town begins to heal, fate brings them together again-this time not as victims of tragedy, but as souls meant to rebuild something new.

What if the end of the world wasn't the worst part... falling in love was ? A girl with insecurities- She sees herself as ugly, but she's stronger than she knows. A quiet fighter in a world that's falling apart. Three beautiful boys. One forced hostel. And an apocalypse that changes everything. It was like this... Until these three boys came into her life and made her feel her worth. I made my enemy my guy best friend. My guy best friend, my lover. And my lover... my enemy. In the middle of an apocalypse- Love makes you beautiful. Love makes you abandoned. Abandoned and Beautiful- That's what this story is.

A young vampire in a world of cruel humans and not-much-better creatures intends to clean the mess that humans created.

Dear December, soft and slow, Like a sunset's gentle glow, Wrap the year in hues so true Gold and rose, in crimson brew.

READDDD THISSS DESCRIPTION BEFORE READING 😁 ⚠️ Content Warnings / Triggers (CW/TW): • Violence & Physical Abuse • Emotional Abuse / Neglect • Mental Health Struggles • Obsession & Possessiveness • PTSD & Flashbacks: • Toxic Masculinity & Repression • Strong Language • Sexual Tension / Steamy Themes • Blood / Medical Descriptions: • Alcohol Use: • Criminal Elements He danced like he was breaking- And Kairo wanted to break with him. Aiden Vale is a 19-year-old ballet prodigy hiding bruises beneath tattered sweaters and hope behind tired eyes. Abused by his father and forgotten by the world, the only time he feels alive is when he's dancing alone beneath the cold glow of downtown neon. Kairo Delaine is 24, violent, tattooed, and feared across the city. He's a gang enforcer with blood on his hands and anger stitched into his bones. But the night he sees Aiden dance in the snow, something inside him snaps. It's not love. Not yet. It's obsession. A need to protect what is fragile and beautiful in a world so cruel. But obsession burns fast-and Kairo's love is dangerous. As their lives collide, Aiden becomes Kairo's anchor to hope-and Kairo becomes Aiden's shield from the world. But healing isn't easy when your love borders on possession. And leaving the streets isn't simple when blood debts and betrayal run deep. Together, they'll fight through trauma, addiction, obsession, and violence in a city that wants to swallow them whole. But even in the darkest corners of the world, there's a way out- If they're willing to bleed for it. A brutal, beautiful story of pain, passion, and redemption. Because even broken wings can learn to fly.

Emily's life was forever changed when she lost her parents at the tender age of six. Forced to live with her cruel and heartless aunt, she was made to feel like a burden, a constant reminder of her aunt's own failed dreams. But Emily's spirit refused to be crushed. Despite the darkness that surrounded her, she held onto the memories of her parents' love and found solace in a forgotten garden. As she nurtured the garden back to life, Emily discovered a sense of purpose and control that she had been denied elsewhere. With each bloom, she found the strength to face her aunt's cruelty and the courage to dream of a better life. Join Emily on her journey from despair to hope, as she discovers that even in the darkest places, beauty and love can bloom

Second Chances #9: 404: Page Not Found is a hauntingly modern tale of digital loss and unexpected connection. When Mara, a quiet archivist of forgotten websites, stumbles upon a long-lost blog post never meant to be seen, it triggers a chain of events that saves a life-and redefines her own. A story about memory, survival, and the power of words that almost vanished.

Cyril Andrews has stopped trying to hold himself together. The apartment is silent, the coffee cold, and the days blur into one another. Grief has hollowed him out until even breathing feels like surrender. But one rain-drenched night on a bridge changes everything. A stranger's voice - unexpected, steady, human - pulls him back from the edge and begins a slow unraveling of his silence. What follows is not an easy redemption, but a quiet rebuilding: nights of writing, small acts of kindness, and the gradual return of light into the spaces he thought were lost forever. Through fleeting connections and a love that asks nothing of him but presence, Cyril learns that survival isn't sudden - it's something we choose, one breath, one bridge, one day at a time. Inspired by Calum Scott's song "Bridges," this story explores the fragile grace of second chances and the courage it takes to keep crossing toward life.

Maia Morals was never meant to be a weapon-yet that's exactly what the government made her. Stolen as a child and branded with nothing more than a number, she's spent ten years inside the walls of Project Superhuman, where orphaned children are turned into soldiers. When a fire breaks out and the facility is thrown into chaos, Maia discovers the truth: she isn't alone, and the scientists never intended to save them. With her rare and dangerous gift-the power to sense and manipulate emotions-she finds herself leading the abandoned children into freedom. But survival comes at a cost. Outside the lab waits a fractured world, rebel groups with their own agendas, and secrets about her family that could shatter everything she thought she knew. Trust is dangerous. Revenge is intoxicating. And somewhere between the lies and betrayals, Maia must decide if her broken pieces can build something new... or if she will burn the world that tried to break her.

Hiii everyone it not some kind of story or poem but I'm just sharing whatever random thoughts come into my mind that I really wanted to share with you guys.

All Alone" is a raw and emotional poem about isolation, heartbreak, and the struggle of carrying burdens alone. It explores the pain of feeling unsupported in a relationship, where one person bears the weight of life's challenges while the other remains distant and indifferent. The poem delves into the complexities of unspoken feelings, the exhaustion of trying to hold things together, and the realization that some things may never be fixed. A reflection on the silent battles we face, it serves as a poignant reminder of the importance of communication, empathy, and mutual support in any relationship.

After a near-death encounter and years of being treated like a ghost in her own home, Sarah escapes Walton Cantt with nothing but a suitcase, a broken heart, and a one-way ticket Myra-her ride-or-die best friend-secretly arranged for her. Paris is supposed to be her safe haven. A place to breathe again. A place to heal. But the city greets her with more than she expected. There's Khaleeq, the quiet, protective man who's been helping Myra from afar and now finds himself responsible for Sarah's safety. He's steady where she's shattered, patient where she's guarded, and annoyingly charming when he's not supposed to be. Every smile, every small act of care, every morning chai threatens to melt the walls she spent years building.