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"Her skin without the scars is like the sky without its stars." •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••♡••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• This is the story of a girl who fought when it would've been easier to surrender. An angel whose wings were torn apart before she learned to fly. She faced death in the face and said, "Fuck it. I won't go down without a fight". The world didn't deserve her light. And maybe that's why it tried so hard to put it out.

It was supposed to be a normal day for the moons, a moon club meeting at most. But there would be something that would change their lives forever... Join the Solar System as they try to hide from something dark and lonely, will they survive? ALL CHARACTERS BELONG TO SOLARBALLS Cover created on: Ibis Paint X Currently working on a new chapter - 👎

A soft high-school slow-burn romance filled with shy glances, quiet jealousy, healing, and heart-fluttering moments. Mihir Malhotra, the quiet boy who blends into the background, finds comfort in watching the school's golden boy from afar. Sarthak Awasthi, the disciplined athlete with a perfect life, never expected his heart to be drawn toward someone so hidden and guarded. Two different worlds. One gentle connection. And a love that grows slowly, softly, and beautifully. 💞 Main Tropes~ •Popular x Quiet boy •Extrovert x Introvert •He fell first (he fell Harder) •Healing love •Possessive but soft male lead •Small misunderstandings

After years of learning, healing, and rediscovering what happiness meant, Mirabella and Austin finally felt settled in the family they'd built. Their home was full, their hearts were steady, and the future felt clear. Until one unexpected pregnancy - and one tiny girl named Loralie Rose - reminded them that life's most beautiful moments are often the ones you never planned. Now, with California sun warming their glitter‑dusted porch and the kids celebrating like confetti cannons, the house is louder, brighter, and more chaotic than ever. And just when they think they've found their new rhythm, Italian Nonna Rebecca arrives unannounced, armed with orange‑blossom hugs, a wooden spoon, and enough opinions to shake the neighborhood. She roasts Austin's "rebellious American equipment," smothers everyone in unsolicited baby advice, and declares that the next child better be named after her - sending the whole family into a spiral of laughter, disbelief, and coconut‑scented cuddles. Through the glitter storms, the late‑night feedings, and Austin's low velvet drawl whenever he's guarding his girls, Mirabella discovers that love doesn't just grow - it expands in ways you never expect. Unexpectedly Ours - because some miracles arrive uninvited, wrapped in sparkle, chaos, and a whole lot of Nonna shade.

The story follows Mara Monroe, a five-foot-seven, black American woman based in Brooklyn, New York, who, as a home health aide, takes on a challenging out-of-state case. Leaving behind her familiar world, she heads to East Hanover, New Jersey, entering a quiet, low profile environment within a world of wealth marked by privacy and control. Assigned to care for Tony, a Jamaica-born, disciplined and guarded man. Mara remains professional despite his intensity. Yet, the more Tony interacts with Marah, the more he begins to soften, revealing layers beneath his controlled exterior.

A collection of poems and fragments living between silence, memory, and emotion-shadows carried within, imperfect but honest pieces of what was felt, spoken, and survived.

Charlie Linwood has always been alone. After his mother died when he was 12 years old and his father left Charlie and his 20 year old sister Ophelia into their own hands for another woman who strictly didn't want any children a year later, he was content with letting nobody past the boundaries of his own isolated bubble. Ophelia worked in two different jobs, and Charlie began to help at the age of 14 to sustain their lifestyle slightly more efficiently. Besides that, him being alone has created multiple sets of hobbies for him to busy himself with. One of them was journaling. Yet, he never wrote as any normal person would. He would write in poetry. In a way that would make his miserable life seem more imaginative in a sad, melancholic yet interesting aspect. Constructing his life into metaphors and similes to develop a point of view that isn't so boringly depressing. Lavinia Cresswell wasn't exactly a loner. She enjoyed being with people, any way to distract herself from her terrible home life. She lived with her aunt and uncle, after both her parents had passed away when she was fairly young and had no one left but them two. They were known for being disliked by all family members as they were unhealthy, abusive addicts, yet she had no choice. Lavinia had lived with their torment, yet despite having her group of friends, she seems to never be able to speak up about it. Her friends carry minor burdens, ones which Lavinia cares to prioritize because, well, they're her friends, yet despite all of that she's never felt seen by any of them at all. She's the one lingering in the back, weakly laughing to inside jokes she was never apart of, trying to tell a story but getting cut off and staying quiet to be respectful. Lavinia wasn't a loner, yet she felt so alone. A new school year, meaning new classmates. Fortunately, Charlie and Lavinia end up in the same classroom, and after years of never interacting, this year is when a spark will bloom for them both.

Fated Seats follows the story of two 17-year-old senior high school students, Alan Divino and Ara Dela Cruz, as they navigate the emotional and academic challenges of adolescence. Alan is a positive, caring, and sporty boy with a warm personality, while Ara is a guarded girl burdened by past trauma and anxiety. Early in the story, Ara struggles to fit into the competitive STEM environment, feeling overwhelmed and isolated. Alan notices her sadness and becomes intrigued, sparking the beginning of a complex relationship filled with awkward encounters, subtle connections, and emotional vulnerability. This book is appropriate for middle grade to young adult readers, approximately ages 12 to 17 and above. The themes of first love, friendship, mental health, anxiety, bullying, and self-discovery resonate with teenagers who may relate to the pressures of school and personal growth. The narrative's emotional depth and focus on overcoming personal obstacles make it suitable for readers ready to explore nuanced adolescent experiences and feelings. Fated Seats offers valuable moral lessons including the importance of resilience in the face of academic and emotional struggles, the power of genuine friendship as a source of support, and the need for self-acceptance and setting boundaries to protect one's well-being. It highlights the significance of mental health awareness, encouraging empathy toward those facing anxiety and depression. The story also teaches readers about letting go and moving forward, showing that healing sometimes means accepting reality and prioritizing self-love. Ultimately, it inspires hope that even through pain and setbacks, one can find strength, growth, and peace.

Part of a poetry challenge to write one poem a day during May 2026 based on the given prompt. Prompts will be used as poem titles.

Hongjoong is a famous producer under KQ entertainment. Seonghwa, a new trainee, joins the label too and knows oddly much about Hongjoong. Why does he know that much? And why does Hongjoong feel both, scary and butterflies in his stomach when he's close to Seonghwa? A Hongjoong x Seongwha fanfiction about stalking, romance, insomnia and mental health problems (TW follow)

After a grim diagnosis Jenni finds herself looking forward hoping to live a life with no regrets with her family and friends along for the ride no matter how short it is. Never regret love if it lasts forever or just a few years.

Title - midnight rain by taylor swift There isnt enough sprolden storys out there so i thought id make my own Post-solitaire. Tori is struggling after the events of solitaire. Luckily, micheal is there to be her rock.

Mulalo Makhado is a varsity student with dreams of becoming a surgeon. She has no place to call home after the tragic loss of her grandmother, who raised her since her parents passed away. Now, she faces the harsh reality of funding her own path to med school. Juggling multiple jobs to save money, Mulalo finds herself in a family home where she discovers the meaning of family, roots, love, and sacrifice. As time flies by, leaving becomes increasingly difficult. To make matters more complicated, she finds out she's pregnant...

Between exams, bus rides, hospital postings, friendships, overthinking, music, dreams of leaving the country, and feelings she never says out loud - this journal holds the little pieces of her life. Some days are soft. Some days are lonely. Some days feel too heavy. This is not a perfect story with dramatic plot twists. Just a girl trying to survive adulthood while chasing the life she dreams of. A late-night collection of thoughts, memories, chaos, heartbreak, comfort songs, and the quiet hope that one day everything will make sense.

Yoon Hae-rin lived a quiet life, one that looked complete on the outside but felt painfully empty inside. Until one night, during her Christmas outreach, a strange little boy appeared. He clung to her like he had been waiting for her his entire life. Then he looked up at her, eyes far too knowing for a child, and whispered, "Eomma." A small boy suddenly called her mom. Before she could even breathe, he said something that changed everything. "I'm your son... from the future."

"Lena Carter's life is basically chaos - burnt pancakes, missed buses, and a best friend who's way too good at getting on her nerves. High school should be simple. Spoiler: it's not. Now she's stuck doing a project with Austin Ryder - the golden boy quarterback - while Jace, her best friend since forever, keeps looking at her like he knows something she doesn't. Between late-night laughter, secrets she's too scared to say out loud, and the way her heart has started acting... strange, Lena's beginning to realise life doesn't come with instructions. Because sometimes, the biggest smiles hide the deepest cracks."

18 years. Ciarra's been suffering from heart disease and miraculously survive 18 years from the peak of death. Miles has been coping up to his first love's death for 10 years and distance himself from social life. What will happen if two people with shattered hearts meet by fate?

Fictional Short Story of PTSD soldier finding his way to intimacy and solitude

Your Guide to Heart-Healthy Living Through Diet | Expert Cardiac Nutrition Advice from JTS Medical Centre, UAE Heart disease remains one of the leading causes of death worldwide, including across the UAE. The good news? A significant portion of heart disease risk is preventable - and it starts on your plate. At JTS Medical Centre, our expert doctors and cardiologists in the UAE work with patients every day to build sustainable, heart-healthy lifestyles. Here is what the latest medical research - and our own clinical experience - recommends when it comes to the best diet for heart health. Your heart is always working, pumping blood through a network of blood vessels that stretches for 60,000 miles. The food you eat has an impact on your cholesterol levels, blood pressure and the health of your arteries. All of these things can affect your heart. Doctors who specialise in heart health say that up to 80 per cent of heart disease that happens early can be prevented by changing the way you live and what you eat is the most important thing you can change. In the United Arab Emirates, people eat a mix of food and fast food, which is not good for their hearts. Because of this, a lot of people in the UAE have high cholesterol, high blood pressure and are overweight. That is why it is so important to get advice on what to eat that is tailored to your needs, like the advice that doctors at JTS Medical Centre give to their patients. Diet is the number one tool against heart disease.

Poetry, written for practice and inspiration The best you, is simple you. Take it as words or take it as truth, you'll come to see how true it can be when you start to believe. (Original work) 7-5-25 -150 Reads 13-5-25 203 Reads 20-5-25 316 Reads 30-5-25 427 Reads 1-7-25 516 Reads 12-7-25 626 Reads 20-7-25 718 Reads (TYSM!) 3-8-25 800 Reads :D 9-9-25 911 Reads 16-9-25 1000 Reads!!!