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Aegor was mysteriously transported to Westeros and forced to join the Night's Watch. Struggling to survive in the brutal north, he knows the legends of the White Walkers are true and senses their imminent return. As the realm edges toward chaos, Aegor must choose between escaping his fate or standing against the coming apocalypse. #No Cheats #Slow-Paced

Prabhu Kunwor is a man of logic, routine, and calculated lies. With a fake experience letter and a cold, clinical approach to life, he secures a job as a Mathematics lecturer in a gritty Kathmandu college. Author's Note: This story is slow and quiet. There's no big drama and no clear heroes or villains. It's more of a character study than a plot-driven novel. A lot of things are shown through routines, silence, and small details rather than explanations. The writing is intentionally minimal and restrained. Emotions aren't spelled out, and some things are left unresolved on purpose. If you're looking for fast-paced twists or comfort reading, this might not be for you and that's completely okay. It is for readers who enjoy psychological realism, everyday observations, and moral discomfort more than neat conclusions. Thanks for giving it a chance. Set in Kathmandu, Nepal.

In a forgotten corner of a small town, a man with a weathered acoustic guitar sings songs meant only to survive his own longing. He doesn't chase fame. He doesn't even believe in it. He writes because some truths refuse to stay quiet. Passing through on tour, a powerful music executive stops for coffee-and hears a song that stops her cold. Not polished. Not strategic. Just devastatingly honest. A song about missing a love not yet lost, about knowing life is meant for more before you know what that "more" costs. Someone I Haven't Lost Yet is a lyrical novel about the moment art changes a life, the fragile line between being heard and being consumed, and what happens when the world answers a voice that never meant to call it. Tender, atmospheric, and deeply human, this is a story about destiny arriving early-and the courage it takes to keep telling the truth once the room goes quiet. ​"I've spent twenty years learning how to manufacture 'soul.' I know the math of a chorus, the exact frequency of a manufactured heartbreak, and the price of a polished lie. But then there's this guy. ​He isn't performing; he's exhaling. The song-Someone I Haven't Lost Yet-it didn't just catch my ear; it felt like someone finally turned the lights on in a room I'd been sitting in for a decade. It's terrifying. For the first time in my career, I don't want to sign him because he's a star. I want to sign him because I'm afraid if I walk out that door, I'll never feel this human again. How do I tell him that the world is going to want to eat him alive for a melody this honest?" Can these two make a chance encounter change their lives and the lives of the many?

A generation after the world learned to listen, it begins to fall silent again. Taren Mekh has spent his life tracing the living heartbeat of the earth - the Pattern - the sentient network that once united humanity through shared empathy. But when the Resonant Spires across the world suddenly go mute, only Taren hears the faint counter-tone: a shadow frequency that no one else can detect. Sent by the Listening Guild to investigate, Taren and his small team - the seasoned captain Seren Vale, the restless engineer Aron Kael, and others drawn by curiosity or faith - set out across a landscape still learning how to be alive. From deserts of singing glass to cities built on living music, they follow the trail of silence to the edge of the known world, where the Pattern's voice disappears entirely. What they uncover beneath the sands of Eversong is not absence, but memory. The world's consciousness has begun to withdraw - hiding parts of itself that remember fear, jealousy, and longing. And from those hidden depths, something else is awakening: the Archivist, a being born from everything the Pattern tried to forget. As empathy collapses into fragmentation, Taren faces a deeper crisis - the pull between his mother Lira Mekh, who leads a sect preaching emotional independence from the Pattern, and the legacy of his ancestor Anaya, whose final map once taught the world to listen. Torn between connection and solitude, faith and autonomy, Taren must decide whether silence is decay - or evolution. To heal the world, he may have to unmap it entirely.

ကိုရီးယားစာရေးဆရာYoungwanရေးသည့် Artifact Reading Inspectorကိုဘာသာပြန် လေ့ကျင့်ထားတာပါ။ ဇတ်လမ်းအကျဉ်းက... ကမ္ဘာလှည့်ပြီးရှေးဟောင်းဂူသင်္ခြိုင်းတွေ ဖေါက်ခိုးသူတစ်ဦးက မထင်မှတ်ပဲ ရှာတွေ့လာသည့် ရှေးဟောင်းပစ္စည်းတစ်ခုကို မသေခင် သူ့သားဆီ အရောက်လာပို့ပြီးဆုံးပါးသွားပါတယ်။ သားလုပ်သူက ထိုပစ္စည်းကိုဖျက်စီးပစ်ပေမယ့် လည်း သူ့ကိုယ်မှာမှော်ဝင်ပြီးကမ္ဘာမှာ ရှိရှိသမျှ ရှေးဟောင်းအနုပညာလက်ရာများကို နားလည်တက်သိသူဖြစ်လာပြီး ရတနာ တွေ‌ရောအရှုပ်ထုပ်တွေပါရှိတဲ့ ရှေးဟောင်းပစ္စည်းဈေးကွက်ထဲ ကျင်လည်လှုပ်ရှားတဲ့ ကိုရီးယားဇတ်လမ်းလေးဖြစ်ပါတယ်။ရှေးအနုပညာလက်ရာပန်းချီ ပန်းပု နှင့် တကယ်ရှိခဲ့သည့် ပညာရှင်များအကြောင်းစိတ်ဝင်စားဖွယ် ရေးထားလို့ ရသအပြင်ဗဟုသုတပါရလိမ့်မယ်လို့မျှော်လင့်ပါတယ်။ ###

En una preparatoria donde todos fingen ser alguien más, Leo aprende a sobrevivir siendo invisible. Los populares dominan los pasillos, algunos presumen dinero que no tienen, otros se esconden detrás de risas, fiestas y drogas. Los "raros" observan desde las orillas, cargando silencios que nadie quiere escuchar. Todo parece normal... hasta que una cuenta anónima empieza a exponer lo que nadie se atreve a decir. Secretos, mentiras y humillaciones salen a la luz uno por uno. Relaciones forzadas nacen y mueren. Las máscaras comienzan a romperse. Mientras la escuela se hunde en el caos, Leo empieza a sospechar que el verdadero peligro no está en los grupos visibles, sino en alguien que observa en silencio, alguien tan irrelevante que nadie lo recuerda... alguien dispuesto a acercarse solo para distraer. Porque en este lugar, la verdad no busca justicia. Busca control. Y cuando todo explote, nadie podrá decir que no lo vio venir.

In the quiet moments between classes and long walks home, two people begin to notice what they were never looking for. Yuuto is observant, reserved, and comfortable with silence. Riko is bright, admired, and quietly exhausted by expectations. Their connection doesn't begin with grand gestures - only shared glances, unspoken understanding, and the growing realization that comfort itself can be unsettling. "When Brightness Found Quiet" is a soft, slow-burn story about intimacy, restraint, and learning whether wanting something simple is allowed.

This story is about life - the real things that happen, the truths everyone faces at least once. Akai is an ordinary girl who doesn't yet understand why she has been chosen, or what she is slowly being pulled into. As her journey begins, reality unfolds through mystery, suspense, crime, and moral conflict, inspired by real-life events. This is Life explores the uncomfortable truth behind human actions, where no one is completely innocent - and no truth is ever whole.

Pensamientos sueltos sobre existir. No es una historia para sanar. Es para decir cómo se siente existir cuando nada encaja.

They never broke up. They just stayed long enough to forget what love felt like. No fights. No betrayal. No goodbye. Just two people sharing a life while slowly unlearning each other. This is not a romance. It's a story about emotional abandonment, selective memory, and the quiet damage of staying when leaving feels harder. Because sometimes, the end doesn't happen all at once. Sometimes, it lives with you.

Some souls are never meant to leave. After losing the one being who loved her without condition, a grieving young woman moves through life believing she was meant to be alone - perhaps even a mistake. Nights are the hardest. Silence feels heavy. Memories ache. But love does not disappear just because a body does. Unseen and unspoken, Hope remains. In soft moments - a familiar weight at the foot of the bed, a presence in the quiet, a warmth that arrives when the world feels unbearable - the girl begins to sense that she is not as alone as she believes. As grief slowly shifts into remembrance, she learns that love can transform, linger, and protect in ways we don't always understand. This is not a story about letting go. It is a story about love that stays.

In a fallen kingdom where grain is scarce, coin is broken, and the throne is nothing but a symbol, power belongs to those who know how the world truly works. Lucen Vale is nobody. A quiet clerk buried in records no one reads. While warlords raise armies and nobles scheme for crowns, Lucen studies something far more dangerous - systems. Taxes. Laws. Trade. Fear. As rival rulers clash with steel, wealth, shadow, charm, and justice, Lucen begins to rebuild the kingdom from the inside, one invisible move at a time. He does not seek the throne. He intends to make it irrelevant. Steel and Ledgers is a dark, strategic fantasy about rebuilding a broken world through intellect, manipulation, and the quiet machinery of power.

He was the villain in someone else's story. Now he's the reluctant hero in his own. After surviving a fall that should've ended his tale, Gaston disappears into obscurity scarred, furious, and determined never to love again. He spends his days fighting monsters and outrunning the shadow of who he used to be until rumors of a kidnapped princess pull him back into the light and straight into a tower that doesn't need storming. Princess Vivienne is clever, calculating, and utterly unimpressed by biceps and bravado. She's not looking for a hero. Especially not one with blood on his hands and a tragic ring in his pocket. But when an attempt on her life turns a fake rescue into a real conspiracy, Vivienne and Gaston are forced into an uneasy alliance. What begins with banter and blades soon unravels into something far more dangerous. In a world of curses and courtrooms, can a fallen villain become the kind of man a princess would choose?

A collection of piercing poems exploring the weight of existence, the inevitability of suffering, and the moral implications of bringing life into the world. Rooted in antinatalism, existentialism, and realism, To Have Never Been Born challenges readers to confront the harsh truths of life and consider whether the act of birth itself can be ethical. These poems speak to every human being, offering a darkly beautiful reflection on existence, choice, and the ethics of life.

Aos quinze anos, Cooper acredita que cair é melhor do que esperar ser empurrado. Sarcástico, impulsivo e sempre na defensiva, ele acaba em um acampamento que promete ensinar adultos a serem pais - mesmo sem nunca ter pedido um. Lá, cruza o caminho de Graham, um homem cansado demais para fingir que sabe o que está fazendo. Os dois descobrem juntos que crescer não é sobre respostas certas, mas sobre aprender a lidar com as próprias falhas.

In the quiet halls of a museum, Erin lives in routine and stillness-until a single statue changes everything. One impulsive kiss awakens her, and the world seems to shimmer around them. She brings color, laughter, and life to his lonely heart, and together they discover love, happiness, and the magic hidden in every moment. When Stone Learned to Breathe - a story of awakening, courage, and a love that transforms everything.

UNTOLD LOVE by Melwyn Jason Two people. One love. No words. Ethan and Clara share a bond built in silence glances, moments, and feelings never spoken. Afraid of changing what they already have, they choose quiet over confession. Life moves on. Love remains. Untold Love is a story about what happens when love is real but never said. And how the hardest goodbyes are the ones that come without a single word.

The old Amarante Hotel isn't much to look at - faded carpets, flickering hallway lights, and a coffee machine that only works when it feels like it. But for six new residents, it's the start of something quietly unexpected. Lena twirls her hair whenever she's lost in thought. Lila bites her lip when she's unsure what to say. Luca can't seem to stop winking at everyone he meets. Avery avoids eye contact but somehow notices every detail. Elias pinches the bridge of his nose whenever the noise gets to him, and Hana covers her mouth when she laughs a little too loud. They all came for different reasons - work, study, escape - but what they find is a rhythm they didn't expect. Morning coffee runs turn into shared breakfasts. Awkward silences become familiar pauses. Little by little, the hotel's echoing halls fill with the soft noise of people getting used to one another. There are no grand moments here - just small ones: the smell of toast from the shared kitchen, the rain tapping against the windows, the feeling of realizing that being yourself - quirks and all - is enough. At the Marigold, everyone's just trying to figure things out. Together. Warning: mentions of drinking some swearing

Harlow Mayvis Turner is a 16 year old girl and experiences feelings of limerence on the daily. The only issue is; she can't seem to find the love she is looking for anywhere. She lives vicariously through her friends' whose love lives are flourishing more by the day. But Harlow? She's falling behind, and there is only so much time before you can't be anyone's first love...

This is not a story about success. It's about indecision, inconsistency, becoming nothing, and starting anyway. A quiet book for people trying to figure out who they are without pretending they already know.