Integrity Stories

Mia Rodriguez is a talented graphic designer drowning in debt and bad timing. When she was called to interview at Douglas Enterprises, she thought it's her shot at stability. Instead, Rhema Douglas, the CEO, offers her a contract with one condition: digitally alter asset graphics to hide environmental violations in a pending land deal. Mia refuses. Rhema doesn't get angry with the people he needs most. Her portfolio piqued his interest amongst other applicants. He gets patient at what he wants. He gives her until midnight to reconsider, banking on the fact that Mia is broke, facing eviction and responsible for her brother. As the hour tick down, Mia's resolve is tested by reality--an eviction notice, unpaid bills and the crushing weight of having no backup plans. Her best friend Alicia tries to help her by pulling freelance gigs and offering shelter, but when desperation peaks, Alicia makes a choice Mia never would. Using Mia's laptop, Alicia signs the Douglas contract on her behalf, believing she's saving her friend from ruin. Now Mia wakes up legally bound to the man she despises. She didn't sign the contract but Douglas Enterprises says she did. With a $2000 monthly breach fee hanging over her head. Mia is forced into a job that violates everything she stands for. Trapped between her integrity and her circumstances, Mia must decide how to fight back without losing her friend, and the little she has left.

Siddharth Shergill has spent his entire life living by one belief: Country. Team. Family. Before Self. From a young boy dreaming of serving India to becoming one of the nation's most respected cricketers, Sid's journey is filled with friendship, sacrifice, love and unwavering loyalty. But when everything he has worked for begins to crumble, he'll discover that the hardest battles aren't fought on a cricket field. They are fought for the people waiting at home.

Some journeys are loud. Others are written in silence. Amara has always believed that integrity, hard work, and faith would lead her to the life she dreams of. But stepping into the corporate world, she soon discovers that success comes with difficult choices, hidden battles, and unexpected heartbreak. Just when she begins to question everything, an unexpected friendship with Daniel changes the course of her journey. As love quietly blossoms, the past resurfaces, secrets are revealed, and Amara must decide whether to hold on to fear or trust the blueprint God has been writing all along. Will she remain true to her values when life tests her the most? And can love flourish without compromising who she is? The Quiet Blueprint is a heartwarming story of faith, resilience, healing, forgiveness, friendship, and slow-burn romance. It reminds us that the greatest transformations often happen in the quiet moments no one else sees. Sometimes, the life you've been praying for begins with the courage to take one quiet step.

Painting in a society where creativity is illegal. If expressing yourself gets you killed, should you live without yourself or die with yourself?

In a world increasingly defined by burnout, disposable thinking, endless productivity, and quiet disconnection, The Weight of Small Things asks a simple but deeply human question: What actually matters? Blending reflections on work, family, machines, craftsmanship, meaning, responsibility, and ordinary life, Sheldon Stodder explores the quiet truths that shape who we become-not through grand moments, but through small decisions repeated over time. From the dignity of honest labor to the lessons hidden inside old machines, from fatherhood and recovery to trust, burnout, cynicism, and the courage to care in a disappointed world, this collection of reflections challenges the belief that meaning is found in status, speed, or endless accumulation. Instead, The Weight of Small Things argues for something quieter and perhaps more difficult: A life built with intention. A life where work serves people, care compounds, responsibility matters, and ordinary things carry extraordinary weight. For anyone who has ever felt tired, disconnected, uncertain, or hungry for something more grounded, this book offers not easy answers-but an invitation: To slow down. To pay attention. To protect what matters. Because sometimes the smallest things shape a life the most. Now available for purchase on Amazon!

Subaru Natsuki, a shut-in meet who did nothing but play games all day since he was in elementary, playing whatever kind of games in his room. One of the games he had played was a game called Undertale, he played it once and loved it, the characters, their depth, the different endings, and how diverse they were. After Undertale, he played Deltarune, he loved it as well, especially after getting all the endings for it and seeing how they executed the ending even better. And then, the final two games he played were Undertale: Yellow, and Undertale: Yellow and Red. And after playing the games, there was one thing that he wanted to know more about, and those were the Seven soils of the Seven dead children. And so, he looked into the souls, more about them, more about how they could be used, he even watched videos on Glitchtale and more on the Undertale/Glitchtale wiki about the seven souls, all for the purpose of creating his own fan-game for undertale, and so, he picked up coding, and decided to begin a test run. But he decided to go get some food first because he knew it would take a long time, and so he went to the nearest convenience store, but didn't know that his life would take a turn for the better or the worst... I do not own any characters that appear in this book, have fun reading it and help in writing is always appreciated

Undertale fanfiction that follows the journey of 1 of the previous 6 fallen humans. this one follows the tale of Integrity from their fall to their tragic fate within the underground.

My name is Jamie Johnson. My high school life is not all that great. I am on the wrestling team with my best friend SJ who helps me out any time I need it. Depression and anxiety become something I work with to get revenge. My feeling take me over and I become a monster. But I only become the monster to stop a monster.

Go beyond what eyes can't see Seek the truth in the realm of reality Life is not easy as one , two , three.

A poetry and prose journal of sorts. Be forewarned though, you might not get what you are expecting. Added to on a semi-regular basis.

Set in 1975, in India, Ann Thomas and Nithin Joseph get married at a young age due to the pressures of family and relatives. They lived as good friends till they were separated due to Nithin's studies. Six years later, now when Nithin has returned back home. Anna who has now been the best best daughter in law one could have now has to excel in the role of a good wife. In her efforts, llittle does she know the struggle of Nithin who is trying to forget his love for another woman and be the good faithful husband he is expected to be. During these struggles, they need to take a moment to realise what they mean for each other and find true happinnes and love that they deserve.

a man absolutely upright; beyond the traps of adversaries

"I know," a hand gently caressed her cheek." However you must, and if you are not chosen you will return home. Although, if you are, Dakota, do not forget who you are or where you came from. Those girls will do anything to change themselves in order to win favour over the prince. Do not lie, do not cheat, stay true to yourself and show integrity. You will be going to the capital and the capital is not the west. Their ways are not our ways and there will be to you many strange things. Remember your culture, remember your identity, remember who you are." "I promise I will." She swore and took her wisdom to heart. Her mother kissed her forehead." Take care my child, I wish you the best of luck."

Aruba, a young girl, last one of her family to live, all her family GONE, missing, and non existent. She uses her diary named Kitty to so what goes one with life as she progresses. Her bother, Tamith was her last hope. He was her oldest brother and only but he left to war and passed away due to fatal illnesses. Sadly Aruba didn't get to say goodbye. So this is where she is now. Alone, and finding the better of life, without anyone to guide her way.

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the way to get from there to now 💯💯💯

Basically just a undertale book