Injusticia Stories

Anakin Skywalker was expelled for murdering the Tusken Raiders and for harassing and hurting Senator Padme Amidala. With his Force connection severed, alone and numb, he stumbles across a world called Mortis. The Force has drawn him there, but why? Anakin tries to find himself in a war-torn galaxy.

Based on true events at Greenfield Heights Private Academy, Akure - Ondo State, 2024 This is a raw, heartfelt narrative that blurs no lines and offers no easy fixes. It follows Zara, a 25-year-old NYSC corps member posted to one of Ondo State's most exclusive boarding schools, who arrives eager to teach Literature and serve her community with an open heart. There she meets Jide, the 16-year-old brilliant, lonely headboy-known for his grades and poise, but starved for someone to see him beyond his title and his family's reputation. What begins as gentle mentorship and a teacher's quiet care twists into something fragile and misunderstood. Desperate to feel truly seen, Jide pours his deepest thoughts into secret letters, delivered by his young protégé Tunde. When a moment of jealousy and panic drives him to make a terrible, impulsive choice, their separate worlds collide-shattering trust, sparking scandal, and turning kindness into something the school, the community, and even those closest to them refuse to believe. Bound by rigid rules, unequal power, and the weight of reputation, Zara is cast out without fair hearing, while Jide is left to carry the heavy cost of his mistake-trapped between the truth he cannot speak and the future he fears to ruin. Told through quiet confessions, unspoken guilt, and small acts of humanity hidden behind high walls, this story explores how easily lines can blur when one person only knows how to care, and another only knows how to long. It is not a romance. It is not a fairy tale. It is an unflinching look at how fear, loneliness, and the pressure to be perfect can break two lives in ways neither expected-and how even in unfair endings, we find ways to forgive, grow, and carry on.

Javi has always believed he is the flaw in his own story-the quiet mistake no one bothers to correct. Growing up in a world that seemed to discard him as easily as it noticed him, he learned to shrink himself, to expect less, and to leave before anyone else could. One by one, the people he held onto disappeared, until abandonment felt less like an accident and more like a pattern he couldn't escape. And yet, in the small, unwavering kindness of his cousin, there remains a fragile reason for him to stay. Then, by pure chance-or something that feels dangerously close to fate-he meets Evi. Evi is everything Javi is not: sharp-tongued, unafraid, and unapologetically present. Where Javi fades into the background, Evi takes up space without asking permission. Their differences should have pushed them apart instantly. Instead, they collide-again and again-until distance becomes impossible. Somewhere between arguments, silences, and moments neither of them fully understands, Javi begins to feel something shift. Not just toward Evi, but within himself. But growing up means facing truths that don't always choose you back. As Javi stands on the edge of who he used to be and who he might become, one question lingers heavier than the rest: will Evi ever truly see him-not as someone easy to leave behind, but as someone worth staying for? Or will he become just another name in the long list of people he almost had? In a story shaped by quiet heartbreaks and uncertain beginnings, Javi must decide whether to keep chasing something that may never be his-or finally learn how to choose himself.

The story follows Batman, Ben 10, and the Insurgency as they fight to restore order after Superman's Regime falls. Just as society begins to rebuild, the emergence of a powerful new supervillain group called "The Society" and the arrival of the alien conqueror Brainiac threaten to plunge the world into chaos once more.

I think there is no love story in any of the novels. They are just all kinds of sad, happy and sorrowful stories. I think we fell too fast, and the scattered rubble fell with us, like the stars in the sky fell like raindrops... It's hard to explain, what kind of theory is this? Am I very selfish? Human nature is selfish. Is it scary? However, it is more than just being scary and harbouring selfishness. "All suffering arises from desire" Aaheli thought... she always thought that! She had desired to live, but now she felt the opposite desire inside her, as inseparable as her breath. She knew that she would suffer from it, but she couldn't even begin to imagine the magnitude of the suffering required to achieve greatness in the chaotic, violent world outside. All she wanted now was to die. She remembered the philosopher Yang Zhu's belief that death should be neither feared nor revered, and funeral ceremonies were of no worth to the deceased. Perhaps death was the only way to escape the suffering caused by desire. And in the end , the desire was granted as a wish; maybe as a compensation. (Author's note: There's no connection with reality but some of its feelings are real. Don't mistake it to be some personal incidents. It's completely imaginary.)

Having nothing in life doesn't mean you have to give up. T/N knew that all too well. On a snowy night, she would do something that would change her life forever. But life wouldn't take long to remind her of where she belonged. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- It's been quite a while since the last time, but we're back with another translation of one of Alexander_Frey's wonderful stories. I hope you enjoy it and have a great read! --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- https://www.wattpad.com/story/405619843-por-un-error-emma-x-tn

Since the Justice League's Superman had defeated the One Earth Regime's High Councillor Superman, Batman and his Insurgency have been working to piece back together the world. This hasn't been easy as they had to deal with the remnants of the Regime, a new villain group called "The Society," and the arrival of Brainiac Disclaimer: I do NOT own Injustice 2 nor Tokyo Ghoul. Artworks in this book were pulled from the internet

They call him a mad God, a creature who traps beings from every world to play in his deadly games. Many have given up on ever hoping to escape this terrible place, and instead focus on short term pleasures. The people commit Immoralities and depravities of all kinds in the confines of their city. There is still perhaps some hope for those who are innocent as a woman named Mags and her soldiers are pulled into this realm. With them they bring the winds of change, and perhaps if they are lucky, an escape from this hell hole.

Lupin and his twin brother Laszlo Black sheep of the Yagi household were sent away. However, they met their real family and are out for vengeance for those who committed the crime and Injustice.. (Lupin III AU x Mega-Crossover)

From the comfort of her home in Washington a now adult Lucy follows up on the promise she made to her mother and retells the story of her childhood which she dubbed The Sleepwalker. A thrilling tale where a world steeped in violence and injustice clashes with her father's supposed determination to fight the unjust society of the 1930s. Warning: Although this book does not portray anything vulgar, explicit or nude its does touch on racism, prejudice and slavery which existed in the 1930s. However Please note that such topics are NOT promoted but instead are there to teach and inform the reader and give incite on how the characters go against the nature of society back then and grow to respect colored folks/black peoples. SO please express some caution when reading or don't read at all if you can't digest these topics. Parental Guidance is advised to anyone under 17. Other Info: Upload Times: Daily Monday - Friday - 5 chapters weekly Join my Discord sever: https://discord.gg/thw99wPTd9

A House Without Locks The Story of Siranush - An Armenian Woman "I have forgiven you. But my heart forgot how to love you." She was nineteen when she married Vardan and entered his family home in Armenia, thinking she was beginning a new life. Instead, she entered a house without locks. No doors closed. No cupboards locked. No privacy. No safety. Her sisters-in-law stole her children's food, tore her clothes, and destroyed her reputation. Her husband heard her cry every night-and chose to believe his sisters. For forty years, Siranush endured in silence. But before she died, she wrote one final letter-a will that would change her children's lives forever. A letter that taught the world: Moderation is the secret of life. This is the story of every woman who lived in a house without locks. This is the story of Siranush. A Novel by Sidra Kayto

Yuga- a holy name of era in Hindu mythology depicting the timeline of existence of Gods and particular set of people. Wait a second! Am I right by calling it a timeline of Gods and people? Well! that is a traditional way of representing; however, a Yuga is actually more than just Gods and people. Our life is generally composed of five basic qualities namely; sadness, fear, confidence, proud, happiness. Every thing we do in our life is in one way or other related to these characteristics. For example love is a way to express happiness and eliminate sadness. However, when a human is bonded to these qualities, they can never attain complete state of peace. Unfortunately in the process of attaining it, they end up on the path of injustice and start promoting evil. Now is it wise to give up all the qualities just to attain satisfaction? In every Yuga, due to a bonding towards pleasures and materialistic happiness, people take the path of injustice and when it out balances justice, God steps in and restores the balance. So, we start worshiping him as our savior. However, we often forget that we humans, nature, animals etc all are nothing but Gods. If a piece of diamond is also a diamond; then a piece of God is also a God. If we are Gods and Goddesses, then is it possible to become omnipotent, attain complete state of peace, become our own saviors? Well! I invite all of you to the odyssey which explores the Kali Yuga and its principles of attaining peace in the form of an imaginary story about a philosopher and Kalki- The Hero of Kali Yuga.

Story will be revise... I wanted to delete this but i guess, i want to keep this as a memory of my humble beginning...lol Dedicated to: Chinks Soriano (who had made this Book Cover) May God be with you and may the angels guide you:)

It's a poem describing some tormenting feeling I once used to have and how I came to terms with those feelings. I've always known and believed that Allah has a bigger motive behind everything and that's all I need to know to make peace with the frustrations I feel inside.

"Echo..." "Echo?" "Can you hear me?" They knew what they had to do. -- An edited version of one of my favourite short stories I've written 2100+ Words

This story portrays the fate of a man unjustly accused and persecuted amid the political turmoil surrounding the 2019 municipal elections, under the shadow of a state-sponsored surveillance program. Attila Hazafi's life is not merely a series of personal struggles, but a battle against a system that targeted him for his family's past, his political convictions, and his pursuit of truth. Told in a documentary-style, deeply personal series of short stories, this narrative exposes the pain of injustice, the despair of living under oppression, and, ultimately, the enduring strength of resilience.

The Unsaid Truth is a collection of poems that invite readers to uncover what lies beneath the surface. Each verse holds a story-of love, silence, injustice, hope, and the emotions we struggle to name. The metaphors conceal as much as they reveal, preserving the mystery of the original thought. These poems were born from feelings not meant solely to be understood, but to be experienced. I began writing at the age of twelve. What started as scattered thoughts became fragments of my soul, offered to those willing to read between the lines... Every week a new poetry to ponder about and reflect.....

An error that we cannot undo, people will always remember.

A times, a lot of people look at the Negative side of what they feel like they can't do without a second look at the positive side of what we can all do.... A narrative. Editing 05/11/2020 #783- Injustice