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Three hearts. One girl. A war they'll never win. At Ravencrest University, the Crown Ceremony is an ancient and unbreakable tradition. Every Halloween night, three elite senior men are chosen as Kings and given one girl as their shared Queen for the final year. Refusal is not an option. Isalyn Graves never wanted the crown. After a painful breakup with her possessive ex, star hockey player Xavier Voss, she thought she could finally move on. But on Halloween night, the ritual binds her to three dangerous men who hate each other as much as they crave her: Xavier Voss - Her ruthless, obsessive ex. Cold, calculating, and dangerously possessive, he never accepted their breakup. To him, she is still his Princess. Dean Mercer - The charming hockey golden boy and her former best friend. Warm smiles hide a deep, delusional obsession. He justifies every dark action as "protecting" her. Keal Knight - Her arrogant enemy. The tattooed, motorcycle-riding bad boy with a nonchalant attitude and scorching dominance. He calls her Little Hellcat and thrives on pushing her limits. Forced by sacred tradition to share her - publicly and privately - the three Kings turn Isalyn's life into a toxic battlefield of jealousy, power plays, betrayal, and raw, explosive desire. As they fight each other for dominance while uniting to keep her trapped, Isalyn finds herself torn between hatred, fear, and a shameful attraction to the very men destroying her freedom. On Halloween night, in the old abandoned church, the Crown Ceremony binds them forever. What begins as a ritual becomes an all-consuming obsession. She was supposed to be their prize. Instead, she became their obsession.

I first wrote this story back in Grade 5, then dragged it back out of my million documents last December for a short story contest. I rewrote it, added a second story (hence Two Dark Fables), and even though I didn't win, I'm entering again this year. One problem. The story has to be appropriate for children... which is why I don't think this one stands a chance. It asks for a little too much moral thinking. Two Dark Fables follows a scarred, vengeful girl and a struggling yet cunning queen. Inspired by the Brothers Grimm, one story is a fractured fairytale retelling. The Sycamore is really personal to me because it reflects my own experience growing up with prominent scars I was mocked for, though the MC and I take very different paths. I love The Last Child, too; Watching it grow has been crazy. If u read it, pls leave honest criticism, or tell me if I should delay it for now and start fresh. I wanna know what needs fixing :)

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After walking in on her boyfriend and best friend sleeping together, Katie heads home from college for summer break. Picking up a summer job at the recently opened casino in Hudson, New York, she meets a sexy and mysterious light-skinned man who just might be the beginning to her downfall.

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Elavinne Vandermir was an ordinary teenager until the night her life was stolen from her-her humanity ripped away by a monster cloaked in shadows. The vampire who turned her didn't just curse her with immortality; he left her broken, scarred, and burning with questions. Who was he? Why her? And what gave him the right to take everything from her? Now, decades later, Elavinne is no longer the naive girl she once was. She's a hunter, wielding her dark curse as both weapon and shield. Driven by an unrelenting thirst for vengeance, she carves her way through the secret underworld of vampire society, a shadowy network of blood-drinkers who view her quest with equal parts amusement and disdain. Along the way, she uncovers a series of cryptic clues that suggest her attacker is no ordinary vampire-he's one of the ancient Elders, a near-mythical figure whose existence is whispered about in dark corners and forbidden texts. As she follows his trail, Elavinne must grapple with the violent instincts that threaten to consume her, the fragile human memories she clings to, and the enigmatic allies she encounters-each with their own dangerous secrets. The closer she gets to her quarry, the more she realizes the truth is far darker than she imagined. What began as a quest for vengeance becomes a fight for survival-and her soul-when she discovers her attacker has plans for her that go beyond her worst nightmares. In this deadly game of predator and prey, will Elavinne find justice, or will she lose herself to the darkness she swore to destroy?

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Boy spills coffee on girl. Girl yells. Boy apologizes... and BAM-destiny brews with a double shot of charm. Meet Cutes is a swoon-worthy anthology of unexpected sparks, awkward run-ins, and serendipitous starts. From tangled earbuds on a subway to mistaken identities at a dog park, each short story delivers a dose of butterflies and big smiles. Whether you're a hopeless romantic or just hoping for some good banter and blushing cheeks, this collection proves that love doesn't knock-it crashes into you holding a pizza. Fall in love with love-one adorable disaster at a time. Want to find your favorite meet cute? You'll have to read them all.

When three boys, whome grew up together, are put into an abusive foster home after their records are gone through and no family record was found: after 3 years of all the abuse, wheather it be physical or mental, they decide to runaway on a cool night in November. TRIGGER WARNINGS (warnings at beginig of chapters) May include mentions of: abuse (mental and physical) mental issues (anxiety, insomnia, panick attaks, and mention or in deapth SH *self harm*)

TW: murder and mention of suicide. / A chaotic tale of caffeine-fueled breakdowns, mysterious campus cults, and one student's accidental rise to power went nuclear. College was never supposed to be this weird. Sheila is new to college, after moving towns but everyone already knows her. WHY? becuase she's an influencer. No one likes her though, especially when bodies begin to be found dead around campus. People think she's a pyscho. Maybe she is, but thats not so bad right?

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A forgotten prince in a colorless world, a castle that shifts like a living dream, and roses that bleed with secrets, Prince Rook's kingdom is beautiful, haunting, and utterly empty. He remembers nothing of the life he once lived, only fragments that slip away like smoke. A lullaby without a voice, a crown without a coronation, a world without people. The only things that feel real are the roses. Crimson, warm, and impossibly alive in a land drained of all color. As Rook wanders the castle's endless halls, doors appear where none existed, corridors vanish, and the roses creep ever closer, pulsing with a heartbeat he can almost hear. When a single blue eyed cat appears in his castle, alive, familiar, impossible, it cracks the silence that has held him for years. Something more is watching him. Something is remembering him. And something is waiting for him to remember it back. Rook believes he is alone because the world abandoned him. But maybe there is deeper to the monochrome kingdom suffocating him. A dark, atmospheric fantasy about memory, identity, and the fragile line between reality and illusion, this story invites readers into a realm where nothing is what it seems. And where the greatest mystery is the prince himself.

In a quiet afternoon, a young girl named Emma decides she will no longer have a boring life. However, she finds herself tangled in something she never wished to explore...

She came to college hoping to disappear quietly. Instead, she found herself more alone than ever. When the noise of other people's lives presses in too close, she turns to Echos After Dark-an anonymous app promising connection without exposure. No names. No faces. Just shadows, fragments, and the freedom to speak without being seen. What starts as a way to practice being braver becomes something else entirely when a stranger notices her in ways no one ever has. As messages stretch late into the night and curiosity turns intimate, the line between safety and vulnerability begins to blur. Especially when the voice she hears through the apartment walls starts to sound a little too much like the one behind the screen. Echo's After Dark is a slow-burn, emotionally charged story about loneliness, anonymity, and the terrifying moment when invisibility starts to feel like connection-and connection starts to feel like risk.