Scholar Stories

HE IS SUNSHINE. Innocent, gentle, and always smiling. He looks at the world and sees hope. He looked at her and saw someone worth saving. SHE IS STATIC. Cold, detached, and ruthlessly silent. She looks at the world and feels nothing. She looked at him and found her only exception. He wanted to melt her ice. He didn't know that her love doesn't melt-it consumes. When the world tries to break his innocence, she will step out of the shadows to show them why the quiet ones are the most dangerous He is her horizon. And she will burn the world down to keep him.

Qin Yunchuan, a modern chef exhausted from years of overwork, dies after collapsing in his kitchen-only to wake up inside the body of a neglected ger in an ancient gerverse. The original owner was bought cheaply years ago by a widow to become the child bride of her scholar son, Gu Changyuan, who had long since left for the capital to study. Married in name only, Yunchuan has never even met his husband. Life is difficult. The family is poor, mocked by villagers, and survives on scraps. Worse, his mother-in-law suddenly dies from illness, leaving Yunchuan to care for only one person: A tiny five-year-old child, Gu Xiaobao. Just as Yunchuan begins planning how to survive through farming and cooking, his absent husband unexpectedly returns home. Not because he failed. But because his teacher-the renowned scholar who raised and mentored him-has been falsely accused in a political case. Yunchuan prepares himself for rejection. After all, who would willingly accept a purchased ger spouse? Yet the moment Gu Changyuan steps through the door and sees the person holding his crying little brother... Everything changes. Love arrives far too quickly. The scholar husband who should have remained cold instead quietly asks: "Fulang... have you eaten?" And from then on, he refuses to look away.

Charlotta Embeyr Rooseveltun has everything people dream of-wealth, prestige, and a future waiting for her. Yet behind the glamorous surname is a daughter desperate to prove she can survive without her father's influence. To support herself, Charlotta joins singing competitions and spoken poetry events while studying at Rooseveltun University. Everything changes when she is forced to share a dorm room with Jianné Agustin-a loud, stubborn architecture scholar who seems determined to test every ounce of her patience. They clash over everything. Different beliefs. Different lifestyles. Different dreams. But when a deal meant to keep the peace slowly brings them closer together, Charlotta begins to realize that the person disrupting her life may also be the one changing it. And some people are impossible to ignore-no matter how hard you try. Date Started: July 24, 2020 Date Ended: August 26, 2020

What would you do if you were taken from everything you knew? What would you if given the chance of a lifetime? Could you make a difference in the time you were given? An unlikely group of survivors are about to explore these questions on a legendary adventure! #30DC

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"One day, I'm going to destroy the pathetic authority the Akademiya wields over Sumeru." Y/n L/n, a scholar and the assistant of the Akademiya scribe, Alhaitham, despises two things: the Akademiya's control over Sumeru and the General Mahamatra. Besides those two, she's a fiery and energetic woman that can be easily conversed with. When Alhaitham suddenly receives a file over a certain myth and soon asked about it by the traveler, Y/n is suddenly forced to cooperate with the General. One thing leads to another and soon, she is uncovering past secrets about herself and the very man she despises. Important info: *Reader is female. * Contains minor spoilers for Sumeru Archon Quest and possibly other character story quests. *The story has mentions of human trafficking, human branding, murder, and possibly other details that readers may find uncomfortable. *All Genshin characters belong to Hoyoverse. *All pictures (covers, banners, etc.) do not belong to me unless told otherwise.

Trey is a lonely person. He won't admit it, much less complain about it. Especially since it is nobody's problem but his. He knows he's deterring; nothing about him is particularly spectacular, and overall, he's average. He has a total of four acquaintances and one friend. All of which are superior to him in every way you could fathom.

Step inside and read this-you might think it has nothing to do with your genre, but that's exactly what makes it fun that it won't matter to your story, but the reality you learn here might be the spark that inspires your next book. Old man: Go on, mijo, take a peek-this little book might surprise you more than all those noisy stories you youngsters chase. Young person: Seriously, give this a shot-you might think it's not your thing, but it could be the one idea that flips your whole story game upside down. Child Come read this with me! It might look boring, but maybe it has something cool that makes your brain go wow. This collection brings together a variety of essays I have written throughout my college journey and beyond, spanning different styles, subjects, and moments of inspiration. Some were structured academic assignments, while others emerged from personal reflection or creative expression. Each essay represents a unique exploration of ideas, emotions, or analysis, capturing my growth as a writer and thinker. A collection of essays I've written so far in college and randomly.

To the rest of the world, Liam Santillan is the "Golden Heir"-the perfectionist athlete and future CEO of a multi-billion dollar tech empire. But behind the cold stares and the flashy sports cars, he's suffocating under the crushing weight of his father's expectations. Then there's Maya, a "Palaban" scholar who spends her mornings in classes and her nights running a small business selling artisanal bags made from recycled materials. She doesn't have time for arrogant rich boys; she's too busy trying to keep her family's head above water. When a disastrous delivery leads Maya into Liam's private sanctuary, she discovers the secret he hides from everyone: he doesn't want the throne. In a world of fake smiles and high-stakes business, Maya becomes the only person who sees the real Liam-and the only one who can offer him the "cheap" comforts of a life he never knew existed. In the middle of Makati's skyscrapers and the humble streets of the city, can two people from different worlds find a home in each other? Or will the Santillan name destroy the only thing that finally makes Liam feel alive?" I have everything money can buy, Maya. But you're the only thing I actually need."

As the dutiful daughter of Alfheim's foremost scholar, Loreli has learned to never ask for more than what she has been given. But when an Angel named Ryksten arrives bearing manuscripts from the Silver City, he plants a question in her heart that will not fade: 'How do you know what you are meant for?' - Loreli.

"I love me a haitian, I keep me a zoe" In which a broken- hearted girl who strives for greatness meets a guy who heals her broken heart. Or In which a young rapper meets a girl and fights to heal her broken heart. Luh Tyler love story...

In a kingdom where candlelight hides more secrets than shadows ever could, Princess Kasvyn Aurelia Fable has spent her entire life surrounded by silk gowns, royal expectations, and truths no one dared to believe. While the people of Arcendria mocked her father's obsession with a forgotten seventeenth kingdom, Kasvyn was the only one who listened closely enough to wonder if madness and truth were ever truly different things. But castles are dangerous places for girls who ask too many questions. The night her world begins to unravel, Kasvyn is forced to leave behind the life of a princess and step into something far more dangerous - a hidden world of masked strangers, secret societies, forbidden knowledge, and mysteries carefully erased from history itself. Beneath chandeliers and moonlit masquerades, among detectives, strategists, assassins, and people who hide their intentions behind elegant smiles, she slowly discovers that some truths are buried for a reason. Now caught between royal blood and undercover investigations, Kasvyn finds herself no longer living like a princess at all... but like a detective chasing answers through candlelit ballrooms, ancient journals, hidden corridors, and forests filled with secrets. Because in Arcendria, beauty and danger walk hand in hand. And sometimes the people who seem the most familiar... are the ones hiding the darkest truths. ✨

Ahmed Deedat was a charismatic, self-taught Muslim Orator famous for publicly debating Christian evangelists. In this series of episode he is seen destroying false and weak arguments of Christian missionaries like Jimmy Swaggart, Jay Smith, David Wood, Sam Shamoun, Nabeel Qureshi, Stanley Sjoberg, Anis Shorrosh, etc.

Miguel Reyes entered San Lorenzo University with one simple goal: graduate quietly, earn honors, and avoid unnecessary drama. Unfortunately, the university had other plans. On his very first day, a harmless "hydration challenge" turned him into a campus-wide legend for all the wrong reasons. Now stuck with a chaotic group of upperclassmen, a serious-looking girl with a dangerously hidden sense of humor, a poker-faced prank queen, and a terrifyingly responsible older sister watching his every move, Miguel's peaceful college life is officially over. Between accidental viral fame, ridiculous school "traditions," unexpected friendships, and moments that escalate from awkward to catastrophic in seconds, Miguel must survive the real orientation of college life. Because apparently, being ordinary was never an option.

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"His genius was very rich, and ran much upon poetry, in which he excelled. But alas! In the issue. Wine and Love were the ruin of this ingenious Gentleman." John Dunton (1659 - 1733) English bookseller and author, writing of Benjamin Bridgewater. INTRODUCTION This completed story will form one full episode of a larger, historical fact/fiction work. The story here relates to Benjamin, one of my many Bridgewater ancestors. These early forebears include: Benjamin: the current subject, a rogue black sheep of the family (for every family has at least one in their closet) who was a London Lawyer of the Middle Temple, a writer, poet and all round bad 'un. In later years, the sad life of this once promising Cambridge scholar spiralled in an ever downward direction to the dark abyss. Henry: an Elizabethan Gentleman, who named in his Will a titled Lady who was a favourite of Queen Elizabeth I (the Virgin Queen), and whom Her Majesty affectionately called 'My Black Crow'. Nathaniel: a Gentleman and servant to Charles Seymour, 6th Duke of Somerset (known as 'The Proud Duke'). One of Nathaniel's many rôles was as 'Waiter on the Robes' to Queen Anne. Thomas: a Master Joiner/Carver, an example of whose handsome ornamental work can be seen to this day on the wooden pulpit inside the famous London church of St. Martin-in-the-Fields. Benjamin: (father of Benjamin above), who was a Freeman Citizen of The Worshipful Company of Dyers and elected to the Court of Common Council. Roger: an 18th century actor who performed with the celebrated players of the day at the Covent Garden and Drury Lane Theatres in London. Extracts from the 1697 Calves-Head Club anthem and the poem on Mary II are the contemporary works of Benjamin Bridgewater. The Epistle to him is by his contemporary, John Tutchin. There is 'A readers' abridged FAMILY TREE of Benjamin Bridgewater', at the end of this work, which may help with your journey through his story.

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Is this Love Truth, or just an illusion? The Whispered Incantations, the floating lights that mesmerize. He has kept my focus anchored firmly on him. Years of holding my mind in his grasp. And now that he also holds my Heart, what does he mean to do with it? Our 20th Birthday should have been a time of happiness. Candlelight, glowed around our chambers, casting eerie shadows. Fitting with the tension between us. The torment. Faces pressed so hard against the Mashrabiya, that red imprints cut into our flesh, fingers interlaced either side. The blackened smudge of charcoal under our eyes from todays celebration, betrayed our tears. Both of us strained, desperate for the slightest touching of lips. So close but never close enough. Fated to be separated by the width of this beautiful, but hated lattice screened wall. For eight years we had born it. Forever linked as brothers, by a bond, but not blood. Adopted sons of our King. Princes in name, Prisoners by history and Tradition. It had only taken a second, the briefest touch. A realization of common feeling, a fire had been lit, our hearts consumed by flame. From now on our lives would never, could never be the same. We had to be content with this, for now, and forever. Content with the whispered words, hovering on the breath between us. 'You are the light of my eyes!' 'You are my soul!' Together but separated. Tortured by Forbidden Love! BL Short Story by Julie Gleeson Australian Author

Jovial one, friend Hurbek, come drink with us. Hurbek, the god of fire and friendships, known as the jovial one, never kept temples. He was served by innkeepers and blacksmiths, and Hurbekian worship often was indistinguishable from a night in a rowdy dwarven alehouse. Young Frek knew that he wanted to serve the Jovial one. A god with no temples caught his imagination when he was just a small boy, and that passion never wavered, but since his father, an alcoholic, died in a drunken brawl, his mother was terrified that her eldest son would end up going the same way. A shorter story in six chapters about the work and worship of the god Hurbek and how anyone, even those who loathe alcohol and the damage it can do, are welcomed and supported by holy Hurbek. This story, although technically a part of the wider Four Realms series of tales, can be enjoyed independently if readers desire. Although a little bit of minor world building might be missed, nothing is so essential that the story cannot be enjoyed independently. Note that the cover image does not belong to me.