Identity Stories

Aria has spent most of her life hiding behind quiet words, half-formed thoughts, and invisible walls. At twenty-three, after the culmination of years of family pressure, inner doubts, and unspoken pain, she finds herself admitted to a mental health clinic. It is here, among sterile corridors and muted light, that she begins to confront what she has long avoided: herself. Dr. Anya Suriya is assigned to guide her through the difficult work of healing. Calm, intelligent, and empathetic, Anya represents both authority and refuge. Aria struggles at first to speak, to trust, to believe that anyone could hold her fragility without breaking it. But slowly, carefully, a connection forms subtle, tender, charged with emotions Aria has never allowed herself to feel. As therapy sessions unravel years of trauma and silence, Aria begins to discover something deeper: that healing is not just surviving pain, but learning to live in it; that love is not just an external comfort, but a reflection of how she can embrace herself. Where Love Meets Silence is a poignant and intimate journey of trauma, self-discovery, and forbidden romance a story about how the heart learns to heal while daring to trust again.

Cilo Cilo is a quiet, contemporary coming of age novel following the life of fifteen year old Cilo through the small, familiar moments of everyday life. School days pass, friendships form and settle, nights stretch into accidental hours of gaming, and walks home blur into routine. Yet beneath the ordinariness, Cilo feels a growing sense of dissonance; an unease sparked by reflections, clothing, and fleeting reactions that linger longer than they should. As gender identity begins to surface in subtle, unspoken ways, the novel traces a gentle, often uncertain journey of self-recognition. Cilo Cilo captures the slow unfolding of identity through ordinary days that quietly change everything.

Kao Neptune was never meant to love. Born into wealth, sharpened by loss, and crowned the youngest CEO of Thailand's most powerful music empire, Kao lives by control, silence, and distance. Emotions are weaknesses. Love is a liability. Then a reckless boy from Bangladesh falls into his world-bright-eyed, stubborn, burning with impossible dreams. Nil was never part of Kao's plans. Yet he becomes the only person who sees past the cold façade, the only one Kao would bleed for, ruin for, choose against fate itself. Power cannot protect love. Status cannot silence bullets. And when Nil walks away-sacrificing everything so Kao can be "complete"-Kao finally understands: A man without the one he loves is already broken. Across borders, scandals, and cruelty, Kao defies family, society, and destiny to reclaim the men who became his home. A BL novel of obsession, devotion, sacrifice, and a love that refuses to kneel-even to fate.

In a world where biology dictates destiny, Emma refuses to accept hers. A hidden omega in a society divided by designations, Emma has built her entire life on a lie: powerful suppressants, a carefully maintained beta identity, and one golden rule-never get close to an Alpha. But when a mandatory six-month project forces her to collaborate in person with Adrian, an Alpha who seems to see through all her defenses, her controlled world begins to crumble. Adrian carries his own scars. A former dominant in the kink community, he withdrew after a tragedy that shattered his self-confidence. He's not looking for a partner, and certainly not an omega-especially not one fighting against her own nature with an intensity that dangerously mirrors his own. What begins as a professional collaboration becomes a complex dance of vulnerability, repressed desire, and mutual healing. But can you really choose who you love when biology screams its own demands? And what happens when two people fleeing their instincts discover that authenticity might be the greatest courage of all?

Fifteen-year-old Amina grows up in a house filled with silence, arguments, and expectations she can never seem to meet. When she dares to confess her dream of becoming a fashion designer, she is forced to say the words that slowly begin to erase her: "My dreams are just dreams." At school, comparisons and quiet whispers deepen her insecurities, while at home, love feels conditional. As her brother leaves to chase his future, Amina is left behind with her fading confidence and buried sketches. This is a story about invisible pain, lost identity, and the quiet struggle to protect a dream that refuses to die.

In Aetherion, a floating city ruled by gears and ritual, time never slips-until it does. When a young man finds a hidden artifact that shouldn't exist, the city's old paths begin to shift. Maps rewrite, doors awaken, and the clock that once kept order now demands proof of worth. But when the city deems him 'unsuitable,' his true journey begins-not to fix Aetherion, but to listen to what the sky forgot.

Some crossings are not journeys - they are decisions you can never undo. When unease begins to ripple through Pearl City, Mei Lin chooses what seems the most responsible path: moving her family to the Royal Kingdom, a place promised to offer stability, fairness, and opportunity. She tells herself it is only a bridge between two lives. But the bridge she steps onto is made of paper. Fragile. Silent. One way. Behind her, ageing parents continue their days without her presence, their voices gradually becoming phone calls, then memories. Ahead, her children grow roots in unfamiliar soil, speaking of the future in a language of belonging she herself never fully acquires. Work brings its own disillusionments - partnerships that cool, institutions that feel distant, expectations of certainty replaced by quiet ambiguity. The new home offers safety, yet never quite feels secure; the old home remains emotionally close, yet increasingly unreachable. Years later, another truth surfaces: she did not only leave her parents behind - one day, she may also find herself separated from her children, whose idea of "home" no longer includes the city she once called hers. Migration, she learns, is not simply relocation. It is a slow reshaping of identity, family, and time itself. And still, somewhere beneath the uncertainty, she holds a fragile hope - that fairness, dignity, and the possibility of true belonging may yet exist, even if the path toward them is unclear. Paper Bridge is a story about departure, generational distance, quiet resilience, and the invisible cost of choosing a future that can never fully replace the past.

A truth to believe or to prove? The lies beneath the two of them, Hatred each one to show not a single sympathy Could trace that their love is still does. A LOVE at the same time a HATE. A hidden care, sympathy, cry's, smile Anger, but not allowed to show off. Patience was the weapon, each other was an inspiration, a tense between two of them, becomes competitor and rival at the same time, while the truth was spoken, trust issues began to build thats makes Lysa blinded, truth that almost wrapped her, stays in tense

Rhona was raised to believe she stood on the right side of history. Daughter of a president. Heir to power. Trained to obey a truth that left no room for doubt. Until she meets the people she was taught to hate. When secrets surface and loyalties fracture, Rhona must choose between the world that shaped her and the world that needs her. To protect the Golden Forest, she must betray her blood. To save herself, she must unlearn everything she was taught. Golden Forest: Against What She Was Taught is a political fantasy about identity, moral rebellion, and the cost of choosing what is right over what is familiar. Also publish on Royal Road under the same Author.

Victor Brown was only a humiliated son-in-law. Powerless. Ignored. Easy to erase. Then one night, his own family tried to make him disappear. But Victor did not die. Because his life was never ordinary. Hidden behind his past is a secret that can shake an entire empire. He is an heir. And somewhere in the shadows lives another heir, the brother who was chosen to inherit everything alone. Now the truth is out. Two heirs cannot share one throne. One will rise. One will fall. Betrayal turns into a silent war of wealth, power, and bloodline. To survive, Victor must abandon the weakness that once defined him and become someone his enemies cannot control. But the deeper he steps into this hidden inheritance, the more terrifying the truth becomes, his survival was never mercy. It was a selection. So when the war finally begins, who will stand at the top? Who will lose everything? And when the last heir remains, will Victor still be human or will he become the very monster they created?

Rowan Hale has always believed she was human-just a little broken. She loses time. She wakes with scars she can't explain. And every full moon leaves her feeling like pieces of herself have gone missing. In a town that watches too closely and whispers too much, Rowan learns early how to stay quiet, how to blend in, how not to ask questions she might not survive the answers to. But when someone finally sees what happens after the moon rises, the truth she's been running from begins to surface. Born a wolf and bound to human skin, Rowan is caught between who she was forced to be and what she truly is. As ancient secrets stir, hunters close in, and the town's unease sharpens into suspicion, Rowan must confront the fear that has ruled her life-the fear of herself. Because the moon is not her curse. It is her mirror. Moonbound is a haunting supernatural novel about identity, belonging, and the courage it takes to accept the truth when the truth has teeth.

What happens when you stop pushing? After walking away from THE WALL, Yunmi tells herself she needs time. Space. Clarity. She believes that if she moves carefully enough, she won't lose herself again. A wooden bench in a small plaza becomes her in-between place. She sits there before replying to messages. Before submitting applications. Before saying yes. Around her, friends make plans, relocate, and begin new chapters. Yunmi keeps her options open. She answers vaguely. She tells herself she's being cautious. Nothing dramatic collapses. Deadlines close quietly. Invitations shift. People adapt. The bench never pressures her. It never demands commitment. It simply allows her to remain slightly out of reach. As the year moves forward without waiting for certainty, Yunmi begins to face a quieter truth - not about failure, but about protection. And about what it costs to stay just beyond the point where anyone can fully reach you. (THE BENCH is a sequel to THE WALL, and is best read after it.)

What if the truest love story began with a wagging tail, an alpaca sweater, and a bakery? Enzo "Rio" del Rio is a world-famous romance comic writer: he's a Therian, born a man with the soul-and instincts-of a dog. For years, Rio's canine quirks and deep need for acceptance kept him isolated, until a chance encounter at a bakery in Ecuador introduces him to Toasty: a fiercely independent woman with a heart as guarded as her true identity. When Toasty sweeps into Rio's comic convention booth with her marketing genius and deadpan wit, Rio falls head-over-tail in love. But Toasty, who has spent her life outsmarting the business world and outmaneuvering her own battles with cyclical depression, isn't about to be won over by sweet words alone. As they travel from São Paulo's bustling markets to the sunlit beaches of Greece, from neon-lit Seoul to the wilds of Madagascar, Rio and Toasty build a partnership grounded in honesty, vulnerability, and laugh-out-loud misadventures. (45,000-50,000 words)

Jade is a loner who grew up in an orphanage. The only person that's ever cared about her is her fellow orphan best friend Cole and a woman who runs a small florist shop. Jade's never been in a relationship, though she'd like to. However fear of rejection, stemming from couple's disinterest, has kept her single. However there's a high class but joyful girl who's been visiting the flower shop. She always peruses the flowers and plants before purchasing her usual bouquet of tulips. Besides hello, the usual, and have a nice day, Jade doesn't dare carry a conversation. It irks Jade that she can't get her tongue to say more. After a month of attempting and failing at speaking, she's resigned to being forever alone. Yet fate must owe her, as an accident occurs that places the girl on a silver platter. Making her Jade's for keeping.

Zara was never meant to survive. Deep within Neo-Babel - a megacity drowning in neon light and endless streams of data - a ghost bounty is circulating. No face. No official name. Only one certainty: she must be found. Or erased. Raised without a past, without an identity, inside a project that even Horizon Corp claims to have abandoned, Zara is now on the run. Since her escape, something inside her has begun to malfunction: fragments of code surface without command, reality fractures into invisible architectures, and whispers emerge where there should be nothing but silence. Hunted by mercenaries and confronted with the remnants of a vanished program, Zara slowly realizes that her body may never have been meant to be enhanced - but used. As the boundary between flesh and network begins to erode, one question becomes impossible to ignore: What remains of the human when one stops being a person and becomes a function?

escalator

Life rarely follows a single script, so why should a book?

Aina sees her own face on a missing person poster. The problem? She isn't missing. The poster disappears. The photo vanishes. No one believes her. But the date on the poster says she has been gone for four months. So where was she? And why does someone keep writing, "You weren't supposed to come back."

I didn't disappear overnight. I faded - quietly, slowly, in front of everyone. This isn't a love story. It's about losing myself, trying again, and remembering who i was before the world told me to be smaller.

A crown can be worn. A mask must be lived. In a kingdom bound by an ancient law, a daughter became a son. A princess disappeared, and a prince was born from a lie. Now, the heir to the Granite Throne walks a razor's edge between duty and truth, guarded only by a knight who sees too much-and understands too little. But masks crack. Secrets bleed. And in the shadow of a looming coronation, a single glance can unravel an empire. What happens when the person you're sworn to protect is the fiction you must uphold? A tale of identity woven in deception, loyalty forged in silence, and the throne that demands everything-even the truth of your own skin.