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In a home where love was a currency, she was always bankrupt. Her parents' affection was reserved for the twin who reflected their every hope, leaving her to inherit the hushed comparisons and soft dismissals. She was constantly reminded of her lesser worth, but she never imagined her marriage would be a cast-off from the twin who was truly desired. Offered as a consolation prize, she expects only disappointment in a loveless union. Yet, the journey of marriage becomes an unexpected path to self-discovery. The Color Of My Own Sky is a story of the invisible bruises that shape a soul, and the battle to finally find the courage to paint your own brilliant horizon. Nov. 3 ©deey_jah

These are the lives and stories of a series of young people and their experiences as they mature and evolve in the outskirts of Valley Stream, Long Island. Although each comes from a distinctive background and place in life, they learn about the fabric of their reality that keeps them entwined to one another and ultimately binds them together. Some experiences are partially inspired and based upon real life events that have occurred to the author.

Copyright © 2025 Maysa has always lived between worlds - the daughter of an Arab father and a Nigerian mother, raised in a home that looked perfect from the outside but was already breaking behind closed doors. From an early age, she learns what it means to be too much of one thing and never enough of another. After her father's death, the space between those worlds only widens. Rejected where she expects comfort and misunderstood where she seeks belonging, Maysa grows up carrying quiet losses, complicated family ties, and questions she's never been allowed to ask out loud. As she steps into adulthood, she is forced to confront what she's been taught about love, loyalty, faith, and womanhood - and what she actually believes. In a world where tradition speaks loudly and girls are expected to endure silently, she must decide who she is beyond survival. Then she meets Faruk - steady, patient, and unexpectedly gentle with the parts of her she keeps hidden. With him, Maysa begins to question whether love has to be painful, and whether softness can exist without loss. Maysa is a coming-of-age story rooted in culture, family, and faith. It explores identity, belonging, and the slow, fragile process of choosing yourself without losing where you come from. Soft, emotional, and deeply human, this is a story about a girl learning that strength doesn't always look like resistance - sometimes it looks like becoming. This work "Maysa" published under this account is an original story written by me, larh_writes. No part of my book may be copied, reposted, translated, or adapted without my explicit written permission. Support originality. Respect the writer. Copyright © 2025 All rights reserved Story Rankings #2 in Nigeria out of 1000+ stories #4 in identity out of 1000+ stories #2 in mixed out of 1000+ stories #3 in Egypt out of 1000+ stories #2 in Arab our of 1000+ stories

*Sequel to Diary of the Damned After Nevermore's previous year, a bittersweet ending for all, Wednesday Addams returns to the school despite her family's expectations. There, a stalker and a murder of crows starts yet another mystery. Not only that, but Wednesday learns of a way to bring back the dead....

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Kai is initiated into the "The Path," the Viking rite of passage. If he survives his rite of passage he will live amongst his Nordic brothers as an elite hunter and warrior; but if he fails this rite of passage he will never return.

*Love is a dream. Fame is a lie. And Nil? He was never meant to have either.* He fled Bangladesh with a heart full of hope - only to be ignored, broken, and left scraping plates in Thailand. Until Kao Neptune walked into his life. A golden heir. A stranger. Then... something more. But when love turned dangerous, Nil disappeared - choosing Kao's future over their forever. Now, Kao's tearing through storms, borders, and past wounds to find the only boy who ever made him human. **Because some loves don't die. They wait. And they burn.** #ForbiddenLove #BLDrama #RunawayDreams #StarCrossedLovers #BangladeshToThailand #HeLeftHeCameBack #LoveWithoutBorders #Showbiz

Scrolls and Chapters is a collection of prose, and the author's first set of rules, articles, and perspectives. This is the mainspring of her lyrical imagination, unabashed zest for literary arts, and worth-sharing introspection.

බාහිර ලෝකයට පිරිමි සිරුරකින් පෙනී සිටියත්, ඇතුළාන්තයෙන් ගැහැනු ආත්මයක් දරාගෙන සිටින යුවතියකගේ හදවතේ ගැස්මයි මේ. බිය, වේදනාව, අධිෂ්ඨානය සහ නිදහස සොයා යන ගමනක් ගැන ලියවුණු සත්‍ය කවි එකතුවකි."

"HOW AM I MENT TO KNOW IF I LOVE YOU WHEN I DONT EVEN KNOW WHO I AM!" Emma Cartwright has always been quiet. The kind of girl you forget exists until she's right in front of you. That is, until Haz notices her. Haz-calm, loyal, and impossibly observant-sees the cracks she's been hiding. And suddenly, being noticed feels both amazing and terrifying. Year 11 is supposed to be simple, but nothing at Oak Ridge ever is. Between chaotic mates, ridiculous pranks, and trying to figure out who she even is, Emma feels like she's losing herself. Haz is her anchor-but even he's hiding secrets. Like the little code name only the inner circle knows, a private world of numbers and traits shared between the kids who understand each other best. Somewhere between whispered jokes, stolen glances, cobs at the pub and trying not to get caught in another mess, Emma might realise that being truly seen... isn't nearly as simple as she thought.

Dax never asked to be a hero. Between his night shifts, a sick mom, and raising his little brother, he can barely hold his life together-let alone fight crime in a stitched-up hoodie and duct tape gloves. But Aureon City doesn't wait. Its streets are a maze of neon skylines and shadowed alleys, where heroes rise and vanish, and villains carve their legends into the concrete. Posters of Olympian the gold standard of heroism hang over every block like reminders of a world Dax doesn't belong to. Especially since his just a kid from the Wards. That changes when the legend herself stands before him He finds himself reluctantly allied with an outcast armed with tech and runes. Together, the two are dragged into a fight that exposes secrets, awakens powers, and puts them in the crosshairs of something far bigger than themselves. The storm is coming, threatening to turn the Wards to dust. Olympian believes Dax is the answer, the ember who can start a new wildfire against evil. Olympian sees something in him. His idol expects him to blaze a path forward. The problem? Dax doesn't even believe he belongs on the road. And in the dark, someone else has started to notice him too... for reasons far less noble. Ashes will rise. Embers will burn. A new hero will ignite. Copyright © 2025 by Dreamfulwriter1. All Rights Reserved.

He lives a life that functions. Days pass in predictable rhythms: work, conversations, routines repeated often enough to feel natural. Nothing is obviously wrong-nothing worth naming. And yet, there is a faint, persistent sense that each action is being recalled rather than experienced, that every response has been learned somewhere else. As small inconsistencies accumulate and memories refuse to align the way they should, the question is no longer whether something is wrong, but whether the person living this life was ever meant to be here at all.

To everyone else, he is the perfect student: polite, intelligent, and on the fast track to a future he's supposed to want. But this is just a role he plays. A mask to hide the truth. At 21, he moves to the historic university city of Pécs to start his life, but he's already a ghost. He is a detached spectator in his own story, watching himself perform the part of 'The Son' and 'The Student' with a cold, clinical precision. Haunted by the shadows of a father who left and a mother he can't help but hurt, his new life is not one of freedom. It's a life of financial spreadsheets, missed parties, and the crushing weight of a poverty that isolates him from a world he can't afford to join. The city's ancient streets and bustling lecture halls are just a backdrop. His real world is the four walls of his sterile dorm room, the bitter static of phone calls home, and the pages of a black notebook-the only place he is honest. He watches, he records, and he asks himself one question: How long can you perform a life before you are completely disqualified from living one?

Almost Human is a collection of poems about survival, softness, and the quiet and necessary distance that comes after harm. Moving through images of war rooms and infirmaries, candlelight and starlight, imitation and restraint, these poems touch on what it means to remain human in the presence of those who perhaps never were. This is not a book about revenge or resolution, but about observation, integration, and learning how to stop offering light to things that only know how to consume it. For readers who have loved deeply, waited too long, survived quietly, and learned that healing does not always arrive loudly; Almost Human is a record of what remains.

She ran from a marriage that broke her in silence. Niloofar Mansoori was taught that obedience was love and endurance was virtue. Married to a powerful man who treated her like property, she learned what it meant to disappear inside someone else's expectations. When her husband takes two younger wives to punish her, Niloofar chooses herself. She flees to America on the morning of his wedding. At Niagara Falls, she meets Arjun Naik. Arjun is a hardworking Telugu man who built his life with discipline, sacrifice, and relentless effort. He works long hours, carries responsibility without complaint, and believes respect is something you give before you demand. He has no interest in owning anyone-only in standing beside them. What begins as quiet companionship slowly becomes something deeper. Beside the endless roar of the falls, Niloofar begins to bloom-like a lotus rising from turbulent water-learning that love can be steady, desire can be safe, and strength does not need to shout. But the past still watches. And freedom always comes at a cost. 🌊🌸 A story of resilience, dignity, and a love built on choice.

This is a story of a boy called Charles. Come join him on his journey of self-discovery as he explores his Therian identity.

JaKaelath is a young woman torn between two worlds. The world of the enemy, the mysterious, unnaturally quick "Ponu women" who she looks like, and the world of her own people, the wasteland scavengers. In this desolate post-apocalyptic territory controlled by the ruthless Scavengers, survival is the only law. She has grown up being taught to hate the Ponu and told of their numerous attacks on her people in a war spanning generations. Her people's leader, Kallian, can barely disguise his hatred for JaKaelath, whom he suspects of having Ponu heritage. She has had to endure whispers from her own tribe her entire life that she might actually be a Ponu. Everything changes for JaKaelath when she is sent to spy on the "Ponu women" who live protected in a massive cave city with the monstrous Dowath, large humanoid bat creatures. The Dowath, formerly enemies and hunters of all, have made an unexpected alliance with the Ponu. Jakaelth is sent to find the truth behind this alliance and any weakness the Ponu might have. Now, adopting a less scavenger-sounding name, Kaela, will she survive this encounter with the strange, mysterious Ponu women and their monstrous protectors? What she discovers in the cave changes everything.

At 35, Lu Wenzhe, a formidable businesswoman with a perfect life except for no children, was attacked and killed one night. Her soul possessed Wang Yueyue, a young police officer who fell into brain death during a raid. Unsure whether her husband, lover or mistress was the culprit, Lu, in Wang's body, resolved to find the truth. She reshaped the lazy, easy - going Wang with her sharp wits, yet was subtly influenced by Wang's nature, gaining new perspectives on life and love. She also felt flutters for Gu Nan, the excellent young detective Wang once had a crush on. Starting as a playful tease, she gradually fell for him, sparking an unusual May - December romance. After avenging her death, Lu found a passion for police work-would she grow into a brave and resourceful female detective?

for namjoon, life has been a negation of work and fear for a long time. it eats at him slowly, until imagining another life becomes the only form of relief. but wishing to be someone else is never harmless. every escape carries a cost, and every alternative self comes with a price. this is a book about fear, identity, and the quiet violence of becoming. ✦ literary fiction ✦ introspective ✦ existential dread ✦ unreliable self

A collection of poems written across days of healing, anger, hope, freedom, and becoming. These words are my survival, my truth, my wings.