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Leo, a disgraced former sorcerer in hiding, is perfectly happy running his apothecary shop until the lost heir of a morally dubious dynasty begs him to help recover a (possibly evil) magical artifact that could destroy the world. Begrudgingly, Leo finally agrees to help, only to discover that he's been tricked into helping the wrong side.

One identity. One truth. Neither buried. In a world where identity defines legacy, Alex thinks they have it figured it out. Until a faceless entity comes from the static to watch, follow, hunt. Reality glitches. Confessions cut deeper than wounds. Every choice threatens the balance built with friends, family, and Alex's lifeline. Labelled by Blood is a YA/NA science‑fantasy about identity, fear, and the courage to be seen. Sometimes, truths haunt you. Other times, they set you free.

The world changed in an instant. Volcanoes all over the world erupted, causing chaos and destruction. Gates to unknown dimensions opened, and monsters emerged from them, attacking and killing people. The skies were filled with the sounds of screams, explosions, and the roars of beasts. Jin Smith, a 25-year-old security guard at a mall in Manila, Philippines, found himself in the midst of the chaos. He had been working the night shift, trying to make ends meet for his family. As the world around

My notes are just for me.

This poem is about a difficult choice in love. I’m standing in the middle of the bridge — Should I choose desire or devotion? Are my feelings stronger for the first, the dream man, or for the one who truly loves me?

This is only the first part. Sofia and Javier meet at a funeral. Javier later learns that Sofia is the leader of a mafia order. After Sofia apologizes for Rafael’s death, they reconcile and become friends. Together, they unite the gangs to fight their new enemy, Alicia. As the battle continues, Sofia and Javier fall in love and reveal their relationship. But tragedy strikes when Alicia’s gang kidnaps and kills Sofia, leaving Javier heartbroken.

While everyone else stayed warm in their homes celebrating Christmas, he wandered through the empty streets, clinging to life. And the only thing guiding him through the cold and the pain was that strange scent of lemon concentrate...

"Purple Hyacinth symbolizes regret and hope of a new beginning. While the flower itself will rot within time." --- Forced to attend the last year of highschool, Narima is exposed to the threats of her identity as a member in a criminal organization being discovered. However, during the process, she meets someone who will change her perspective of life forever...

We follow Ricky as he learns more about the world outside of his mundane life.

The brightest dreams aren't always overshadowed by clouds. Sometimes a simple whirlwind in the human body is enough.

“In the margins of a notebook” is a collection of carefully chosen poems which were sorted into three cycles: I. Something about unrequited love II. Who will I become? II. Oh, these people Is forever “ongoing” and will be updated and changed as new poems are written.

Continuation of the story about Planet Gashran.

Gryffindor and Slytherin are secret lovers. Draco Malfoy photographs their kiss, and Hogwarts learns of the "miracle."

Collection of poems that I’ve written since I moved to US.

He had always been cold, rational – too precise for the ordinary world. Over time, control slipped away, but the thirst for order remained. Life brought no solace. Inside, the emptiness lingered – growing, pressing, consuming. The gangs became a temporary answer – an illusion of peace. “Within the Void” – a short story about a man who lived inside his own emptiness.

As an Engene I love to create Fictions with Enhypen as my Characters. This Fiction talks about Heeseung who loves Kathara even before they crossed paths. Enemies to Lover

I'll show you details a step-by-step method for planning and refining stories using John Truby's character-focused structure, Donald Maass's emotional depth, Eric Bork's idea generation, and Stuart Horwitz's flexible architecture. Applied to the author's coming-of-age novel: Truby outlines arcs (teens' desires vs. self-discovery); Maass adds conflict (friendship, first love, parent-child clashes); Bork sparks concepts (experimental school life); Horwitz cohesively structures drafts.