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Whispers of the Unborn A novel of souls caught between karma and compassion In the hidden spaces between life and death, where time softens and memory breathes, the voices of unborn children cry not for justice, but for understanding. Whispers of the Unborn is a haunting, lyrical journey into the forgotten realm of spirits who were never born, and the men and women who carry their silent echoes. Set against a backdrop of modern dilemmas, quiet rural lives, and timeless Buddhist teachings, this powerful novel explores the unseen consequences of choices made in desperation, fear, or silence. Through intertwining stories of parents who once abandoned a heartbeat and now search for redemption, and unborn souls who yearn for peace, the book gently illuminates questions that linger in the depths of the human spirit: What happens to a life that never began? Can compassion transcend lifetimes? Is forgiveness possible between worlds? Written with poetic grace and emotional depth, Whispers of the Unborn invites readers into a realm where karmic ties, grief, and spiritual awakening converge. A story that dares to listen to the voices no one hears—and in doing so, finds a fragile, luminous hope.

Zhou Meili gets married to a man because that was her father's last request and wish, but the man decided to divorce her after six months into the marriage. She feels disheartened and thus decided to have a few drinks where she ends up being entangled with a mysterious man, Master Mu, not only does he shoo her away but he decides to own her and thus her second marriage happens unexpectedly... What would happen when she suddenly realizes that she is pregnant with him? #####Hello Readers... Any material here if it's a song lyric or fashion or perfume will be my own creation... and original.###### ****Not mentioned tag, Bromance..."**** *The cover isn't mine and the credit goes to the owner if you are the owner and wants me to pull it down, let me know...*

In the vast seas beyond, she is known as Lyra Marie Stonehaven, the only princess of the United Kingdom of Eldoria. Born as the youngest child and only daughter of King Caspian, a sovereign of a vast empire, she bears the constant burden of royal duty and the unyielding scrutiny of the public. Her days are meticulously orchestrated, filled with state dinners, diplomatic meetings, and charity galas, each step scrutinized and every word memorized. She embodies regal perfection, the living symbol of millennia of tradition and expectation. Driven by an unshakeable yearning for something more, she vanished without a trace, leaving her crown and inheritance behind. Now, in the pulsating, anonymous heart of a faraway country's vibrant music scene, she's known only as "Anya Spencer", an enigmatic singer and songwriter whose raw, emotional lyrics and captivating melodies have taken the globe by storm. Her concerts sell out in minutes, her albums break streaming records, and her face graces magazine covers worldwide. Like a modern-day phenomenon, she's achieved the kind of meteoric rise and devoted fanbase that rivals can’t even keep up. Here, amidst the flashing lights and liberating anonymity, she's found a freedom in which her previous life could never offer, living out loud through her music. It's a dangerous double life, where one wrong step, one glimpse of her true identity, could shatter her empire of sound and drag her back to the life she desperately fled. But one night, her worst nightmare happened.

The Frost and the Flame is a historical novel fantasy of palace intrigue, forbidden passion, slow burn and unbridled ambition, set in a Joseon dynasty sealed by a curse... Cursed by ice, he was born to rule a frozen dynasty. Bound by fire, he was destined to challenge the heavens. In a land sealed by ancient spirits, when love blooms between frost and flame... kingdoms will fall, and hearts will burn. What to Expect: + A Slow-Burn Queer Fantasy Romance: At the heart of the story lies a powerful, emotionally complex relationship between a cursed crown prince and the man who once saved him. Expect tenderness, betrayal, longing—and a love tested by war, family, and fate. + Korean-Inspired Fantasy World: Set in Baekjoseon, a mythical kingdom locked in eternal winter, with rich palace intrigue, royal succession conflict, and folklore rooted in East Asian traditions. + Political Intrigue & Secret Legacies: Court machinations, hidden bloodlines, ancestral power, and the fragile balance between duty and desire—all unfolding in layers of mystery and revelation. + Supernatural Powers & Ancient Myths: A mysterious White Eye, a fire-bound thinking sword called Kwon, forbidden magic, and echoes of the Void threaten to unravel the world as gods and ghosts stir beneath the snow. + Elegant, Poetic Prose: Written with an atmospheric, lyrical style—perfect for fans of character-driven fantasy, Danmei storytelling, and emotionally resonant scenes. + Noble Tragedy Meets Hope: Not a story of perfect heroes, but of flawed humans making impossible choices in a world where kindness is rebellion, and love is the fiercest defiance. Update Schedule: New chapter every Friday – 8:00 PM GMT

Numa cidade chamada nozomi, um garoto do ensino médio que você pode encontrar em qualquer lugar, chamado yoshito vivia uma vida normal e sem imprevistos, até certo evento acontecer: A lua de sangue. Após o equilíbrio entre o bem o mal estarem desequilibrados, A lua se torna vermelha como o sangue, assim, o submundo e o mundo dos vivos se inteligam, permitindo que demônios andem por lá sem serem afetandos. E um grupo de meios demônios, chamados de "Eye infinity", atacam a cidade de nozomi em busca do receptáculo de um demônio, E o nome desse demônio é asterious. Nota:Publicarei esta história no RoyalRoad.com

Eighteen-year-old Minjun has never fit into the mold his parents dreamed for him. While his friends chase university acceptances and stable futures, Minjun stands alone on a rain-soaked Seoul rooftop, whispering his hopes to the night sky and scribbling lyrics into a battered notebook. He’s not just another boy who wants to be a K-pop idol — he wants to write his own songs, sing his own truth, and stand under the stage lights as his own kind of star. When a small but influential entertainment company unexpectedly invites him for an audition, Minjun thinks this might finally be his chance. But inside the dazzling world of K-pop, dreams cost more than just time and talent — they demand sacrifice, secrecy, and the strength to stand up every time the industry knocks him down. As Minjun fights for a spot on the trainee roster, he navigates brutal competition, midnight rehearsals, and hidden rivalries that could break his spirit or make him stronger than ever. Along the way, he forges fragile friendships, clashes with idols who see him as a threat, and discovers how far he’s willing to go to keep his songs his own — in an industry where even dreams can be manufactured. Idol of the Night is a raw, heartfelt journey through the shadows behind the spotlight — a story about finding your voice when everyone wants to rewrite your song, and the courage it takes to stand alone under the brightest lights.

Life: A Leaf is a tender coming-of-age novella that follows Aarohi, a quiet, introspective 16-year-old girl growing up in the serene hill town of Daryal. As she navigates the challenges of adolescence, friendship, loss, and self-discovery, Aarohi finds an unexpected mirror in a single peepal leaf outside her window. From the nervous beginnings of high school to the joy of a newfound friendship with the bold and artistic Mira, Aarohi slowly begins to bloom. But when Mira suddenly moves away, Aarohi is forced to face the storm of change alone. Through the seasons — of life and of nature — she learns to find strength in silence, voice in art, and meaning in transformation. Told through lyrical prose and metaphoric reflection, Life: A Leaf delicately portrays how even the smallest parts of nature can help us understand our place in the world. Aarohi’s journey is not just about growing up — it’s about becoming.

“Some doors open only for the broken. Some names never wanted to be remembered.” Five years ago, Eira Starling’s brother vanished without a trace. Now, all she has left of him is a name inked in fading memory — and a whisper only she can hear. When a rain-soaked path leads her to a door that shouldn’t exist, Eira steps into a hidden library where books breathe, memories whisper, and names hold dangerous power. There, she meets Cael: the ink-stained Keeper who speaks in riddles and rules, and who seems more ghost than man. The Library offers Eira a deal. Knowledge in exchange for service. Answers in exchange for her ink. Bound by a magical contract, Eira must learn to sort and seal unstable whispers—fragments of memory, sorrow, and forgotten truth—before they unravel her name from the inside out. But as she sinks deeper into the Library’s forbidden wings, she begins to uncover a truth even older than the ink that binds her. Her brother may still be alive. But the Library remembers him too. And it never forgets what it’s taken. ⸻ A slow-burn romantic fantasy for fans of gothic magic, lyrical danger, and quietly feral girls who bargain with ink.

When renowned forensic linguist Aanya Roy is called in to decode a series of mysterious letters written in a forgotten language, she steps into a case that feels eerily familiar. The words are strange, poetic — and somehow seem to echo with fragments of her past. Working alongside the quiet and guarded Inspector Karan Malhotra, Aanya finds herself drawn into a web of hidden codes, buried memories, and secrets that refuse to stay silent. As the investigation deepens, so does her entanglement — not just with the case, but with the man assigned to protect it. But some scripts aren’t meant to be read. And some truths weren’t meant to be found. The Shadows Beneath Us is a gripping and lyrical romance thriller that explores how trauma speaks in silence, how love can unravel in layers, and how the past always leaves something written between the lines.

#ForgetMeNot #PoésieEtDouleur #RomanticDrama #LarmesEtPassion #ForgetMeNotRoman. #RomanDrame #RomanRomantique #RomanFrancophone #HeartbreakingStory #HistoireDAmour #RomanceTragique.#HistoireDAmour "FORGET ME NOT" ***Ce roman contient des passages poétiques en français, pour les amateurs de beauté littéraire. (Contains poetic and emotional French parts—perfect for lovers of lyrical romance.) « Papa… pardonne-moi, mais pourquoi ? » ***Tout a commencé avec un homme brisé… un père à qui la vie avait tout arraché. Pris dans la tourmente des faillites et trahi par les siens, il perdit peu à peu confiance, dignité, et ceux qu’il chérissait. Pourtant, il lui restait une mission sacrée : élever deux petites jumelles… Mais un jour, dans un élan de faiblesse, de culpabilité et d’impuissance, il fut contraint de renoncer à l’une d’elles. Une décision déchirante, un choix qui brisa des cœurs, et bouleversa le destin de tous. *Salomé Lyle, rêveuse et ambitieuse comme l’horizon infini, grandit dans une famille qui l’aimait sincèrement. Son père était son héros… jusqu’au jour où le silence s’infiltra, alourdissant les regards, les gestes, les mots. Tout s’effondra. Et le manque se fit criant… « Ma sœur… où es-tu ? » Elle décida d’avancer, poursuivant une vie dorée, sans place pour les émotions ni les souvenirs, tout en dissimulant une quête secrète : retrouver sa moitié perdue. Mais la route n’était pas celle qu’elle avait imaginée. Elle perdit tant… jusqu’à n’avoir plus rien à quoi revenir. Dans une terre étrangère, elle croisa le chemin de *Damien, séducteur, commandant puissant, lui aussi blessé par la vie. L’homme qu’elle aurait voulu pour sa sœur....*Éloïse Lyse Au cœur d’une époque marquée par la guerre, les trahisons et les sacrifices, Lyle se retrouva dans l’ombre de l’ennemi. Et là, elle retrouva son âme égarée : *Ezekiel, l’homme qui ralluma la flamme dans son cœur. Enfin, elle était prête à aimer… Mais… est-ce vraiment lui qu’elle désire ? Et ce manque, ce feu discret, n’est-ce pas cela, le véritable amour ? « Je te veux… mais que veut vraiment mon cœur ? » ("Papa… forgive me, but why?" It all began with a broken man… a father stripped bare by life. Caught in the storm of ruin and betrayal, he slowly lost his trust, his dignity, and those he held dear. Yet one sacred mission remained: to raise two little twin girls. But one day, overwhelmed by weakness, guilt, and helplessness, he was forced to give up one of them. A heartbreaking decision— a choice that shattered hearts and altered everyone’s fate. Salomé Lyle, dreamy and ambitious like the endless horizon, grew up in a family that loved her sincerely. Her father was her hero… until silence crept in, weighing down every glance, every gesture, every word. Everything crumbled. And the absence grew louder. "My sister… where are you?" She chose to move forward, chasing a golden life, with no room for emotions or memories, all while hiding a secret quest: to find her lost other half. But the path was not what she had imagined. She lost so much… until there was nothing left to return to. In a foreign land, she crossed paths with Damien, a seductive and powerful commander, also wounded by life. The man she had always pictured for her sister… Éloïse Lyse. In a time ravaged by war, betrayals, and sacrifices, Lyle found herself in the enemy’s shadow. And there, she discovered her lost soul: Ezekiel, the man who rekindled a spark in her heart. At last, she was ready to love… But… is it truly him she desires? And this emptiness, this quiet fire— could that be what love truly is? "I want you… but who wants my heart?")

Step into a realm where time bends, destinies cycle endlessly, and the fabric of myth shimmers with cosmic truth. Kakbhushundi: The Eye of the Raven is not just a novel—it is a doorway into the eternal heartbeat of Hindu mythology. In this epic blend of fantasy and metaphysical lore, we follow a mysterious figure—half-man, half-raven—who has borne witness to the Mahabharata and the Ramayana not once, but over fifteen thousand times. In a forest untouched by time, a silent lake becomes the stage for an encounter that spans yugas, where one question births revelations older than creation. With the depth of the Puranas and the lyrical power of classical epics, this story brings ancient characters and forgotten truths to life through the eyes of Kakbhushundi—the cosmic observer, the ageless sage. Each chapter unfolds like a sacred mantra, filled with awe, wonder, and haunting suspense. A single fish in a still lake becomes the seed of wars that shall shake the cosmos—both in Ayodhya and in Kurukshetra. For readers who crave the grandeur of the Mahabharata, the divinity of the Ramayana, the enigma of time-traveling souls, and the spiritual resonance of timeless wisdom, this book will be an unforgettable journey. Kakbhushundi is more than mythology—it is memory incarnate.

Elirys, She was born in the silence of winter, longing to be loved. Through fleeting friendships, failed romances, and aching solitude, she searches for something that will finally make her feel seen. A mysterious, lyrical journey of one girl’s desperate wish to be loved in a world that never stays. Soft snow, moonlit forests, and the echo of unanswered prayers guide her through a story where love might not be what she expected, but something deeper.

She thought she was healed. Strong. Self-aware. But somewhere between romantic exits and curated resilience, she realizes—she’s been performing a version of herself she thought was lovable. Unlabeled Red Flag follows the quiet undoing of a woman who’s been praised for her clarity but punished for her need. Through a series of intense relationships—each one revealing a different mirror—she confronts not only the men who couldn’t stay, but also the parts of herself she kept hidden. From trauma-informed conversations to wordless goodbyes in foreign cities, she begins to ask the questions she spent years avoiding: Who am I without the armor? And what does it mean to love without needing to be impressive? Told in lyrical, emotionally charged prose, this novel is both a love story and a self-reckoning. A reminder that not all red flags are loud—and sometimes, the hardest person to face is the one in the mirror.

At exactly 3:03 a.m., a phone rings in a quiet Mumbai apartment. No one speaks. And yet the silence says everything. When a solitary translator begins receiving mysterious signals - glass that breathes, vinyl records that hold no sound, clocks that refuse to tell time - he’s drawn into a hidden layer of the city, where sound is memory and silence is truth. As lost love resurfaces through frequencies no human should hear, he must confront the possibility that his life is not entirely his own - that parts of it were erased, and others rewritten by something… listening. The Frequency of Silence is a haunting and lyrical literary mystery, weaving surrealism, romance, and metaphysical dread into a journey through forgotten time and parallel selves. Set in the dream-shadowed backstreets of Mumbai, this is a story about remembering what you once chose to forget.

Cynthia Fola is a woman who seems to have it all. A celebrated author. A loving wife. A devoted mother. Her books have touched hearts across the world, yet the story she’s never told is the one still bleeding inside her. Six years ago, in the silence of her apartment, she miscarried a child she never told anyone about. Not her friends. Not her therapist. Not even Damson, the man whose name she whispered through the pain. He left her soon after, never knowing what she lost. She never asked why. She just survived. Now living in quiet elegance with her husband Levi and their son Adam, Cynthia has carefully rebuilt a life that looks whole. But when a professional event in Dubai brings Damson back into view — older, bolder, and standing on the very stage she’s meant to own — the walls she’s held up begin to crack. Memories return with force. Her body remembers the ache. Her heart remembers the silence. And in the glow of chandeliers and applause, she is forced to confront the love that left her, the pain that shaped her, and the truth she buried beneath success. Cry Me a River is a lyrical, unflinching portrait of grief, motherhood, marriage, and memory. It is the story of a woman who gave everything to protect someone’s dream, only to nearly die in the process — and what happens when that dream returns, asking for her voice again.

Na linha de frente da guerra, há uma garotinha. Cabelos loiros, olhos azuis e pele branca de porcelana, ela comanda o exército com voz doce. Seu nome é Tanya Degurechaff, mas na realidade ela é uma das assalariadas de elite do Japão, renascida como uma garotinha após irritar um ser misterioso X que se autodenomina "Deus". E essa garotinha, que prioriza acima de tudo a eficiência e sua própria carreira, se tornará o ser mais perigoso entre os feiticeiros do exército imperial...

She was never meant to survive. But the shadows had other plans. On a storm-waiting night, a woman drives to the edge of a black river, her infant daughter wrapped in silence and sorrow. With a lullaby as farewell, she lets the child drift into the current—abandoned to darkness, forgotten by the world. But something otherworldly was watching. From the forest’s breath and the river’s mouth, a presence of silk and shadow emerges — ancient, monstrous, and mournful. It saves the child, not out of kindness, but from a force deeper than mercy: instinct. What it returns to the world is no longer just a human girl. Sha is raised not by hands, but by legs — sharpened, webbed, and many. She learns to walk with quiet steps, to speak with silence, and to see through more than just eyes. Her name, barely remembered from a tattered rags, becomes a curse and a promise. As Sha grows, the world beyond the woods stirs with whispers. Something is hunting what should have died. And Sha, caught between the blood of her mother and the venom of her new one, must decide what kind of monster she is willing to become. A dark, lyrical fable about abandonment, transformation, and the strange shapes love can take — Sha Doe is the beginning of a tale spun in silk and sorrow.

n a village where the forest listens and the past still echoes, one boy hears what no one else can. Twelve-year-old Kazi has always felt a mysterious connection to the ancient woods that border Simbi. When the village’s sacred ceremonial drum vanishes days before the most important festival of the year, panic sets in—and suspicion falls on Kazi. Guided by strange visions and a thudding pulse deep within the earth, he embarks on a journey into the heart of the forest, where secrets older than his ancestors lie waiting. As Kazi uncovers the truth about the drum—and his own role as the bridge between people and nature—he must choose whether to honor tradition or awaken a new understanding of his village’s past. The Last Drumbeat of Simbi is a lyrical tale of heritage, courage, and listening deeply—to the land, to others, and to oneself.

Synopsis – A Letter Every Rain Every monsoon, a letter appears on the old wooden bench at the corner of Miran Street — unsigned, unstamped, sealed with care. For years, no one has seen who leaves them or who they’re meant for. But when Ayaan, a quiet bookstore owner haunted by past regrets, finds one meant for him, it awakens a mystery he thought was buried in time. Drawn into the rhythm of these yearly letters, Ayaan begins to uncover a story of love lost in silence, promises written in raindrops, and a woman he once knew — or thought he did. As the rains return, so do memories, regrets, and the whisper of something unfinished. Set against the lyrical backdrop of endless grey skies and letters that hold more than just words, A Letter Every Rain is a tender exploration of time, grief, and the messages we leave behind when words are all we have left.

Whisper of the souls is a poignant collection of poems that delves deep into the complexities of human emotion and the quiet moments that shape our lives. Through vivid imagery and lyrical verse, Bella17 explores themes of love, longing, loss, and personal transformation. The poems reflect a journey of self-discovery, where the heart’s vulnerabilities are laid bare, and the beauty in both sorrow and joy is celebrated. Each poem invites readers to pause, reflect, and connect with their own inner landscapes, offering solace and understanding in a world that often feels overwhelming. With a delicate balance of tenderness and strength, Whisper of the souls reveals the quiet power of words to heal and inspire.

Book Title : Organic Override Genre: Sci-fi Fantasy / Biopunk / Psychological Thriller Tone: Introspective. Apocalyptic. Lyrical. --- Synopsis: Julio was a planet built on tech, silence, peace and second chances. But when an ancient biotech parasite known as the Bloom awakens from Momonato Rethabiri Kanō in its soil, everything begins to change. Machines start to flower. Satellites speak in forgotten tongues. And humanity—what’s left of it—begins to dream in roots and rhythm. At the center of it all is Jakku, a stoic yet soft hearted guy with his best friend Gift a sympathetic guy who's gone through a lot, A scientist of the first resistance and finally Maiku, a hybrid soldier with half a past and half a future with their dragon friend Matthew. The Bloom wants to make a mark, he's meant to become its next Herald–Maiku. But he doesn’t want unity. He wants a choice. And when he rejects the Bloom's offer, he shatters something sacred—and now it’s fighting back. Reen, a tech-mind unraveling the archive secrets Julio tried to bury. Has done the unthinkable doing it with a supposed purpose to save humanity. A crew of misfits who’ve trained their bodies and minds for a war they barely understand. But war is already here. JIRO Once a brother. Now a Wither—a corrupted Bloom born from death and rage. He rises black-veined and silent, a walking contradiction of what the Bloom promised. Harmony fractured. Peace turned plague. As the Bloom evolves, the world doesn’t burn—it transcends. Time folds. Physics crashes.People merge. Boundaries dissolve. Now nothing is what it was. Not even thought. To survive, they must confront not only the Bloom’s Core—but the question inside every lifeform it touches: Do you want to be healed... or do you want to be free? Because in this new world, not all flowers bloom. Some burn. Some whisper. Some... wither. And sometimes, the ones who break away are the ones the roots fear most.

‘Why is it so hard for a fragile man to say I love you?? Maybe it’s the way a person can be so confident in something and themselves that truly scares them but not the word itself. Saying I love you to a person and actions to not live up too the standards you falsely spoke into fruition amasses a great deal of pain and suffer up onto one another is one of the greatest trials to Receive in the experience we call Existence. You’re never really the same after, yet you’re on your way to healing and crafting you’re happily Ever. ‘I want a man that wants to heal and shall never stop. Someone to pick me up when I’m in a dusk of fog. To call me at 4:59am before my clock goes off.’ I want a man to know when it’s time to be a man and when it’s time to play like a child in a factory of false truths and soon to be broken dreams that will once again live to see a sunny day before dusk breaks Sometimes I think to myself why do I choose to live the life of a person who has yet put up their Jersey?Maybe I haven’t finished my lustful Journey And with all the speed bumps and trauma that have taken place in the seven seas around my heart and temple that hold me from going afloat It was until the day I almost risen that I knew with a new day, came hope Maybe sprinting in spirit with the spiders and webs they’ve made home in mine, I’ve grown and am growing to realize there is no true one set concept of time Maybe pattering my feet in this room with no light may be therapy & Maybe Just Maybe, I’ll keep Dancing Alone In The Dark’. Act I. Jun 21st. FULL LYRIC BOOK. NOV 8Th. 2024. Following the 3rd lyric book release of "Happily Ever After" released in 2022, Dancing Alone in The Dark" is a part of a 2 Part ACT series, with Deluxe Versions, & the official follow up and overall 4th lyric book project by, Darius Clayton. Set To Release June 21st, of 2024. & Available November 4th On Webnovel. (First Updated: Bio On November 13th 2023.) (Last Updated: Bio On June 13th 2025.)

Yui, a NEET girl living in Seoul, gave up trying to save the world. She spends her inifinite amount of time binge watching anime and manga, showering her favorite authors with gachapons, and writing webnovels for which she will never get paid. Only way she might start to care is if she found someone worth her effort to save. But even if she did find someone, will she be able to stop the apocalypse? "When routine bites hard and ambitions are low And resentment rides high, but emotions won't grow And we're changing our ways, taking different roads Then love, love will tear us apart again Love, love will tear us apart again" - Lyrics from Love Will Tear Us Apart. Joy Division. 1980. Discord: https://discord.gg/YpcBDck4Be

He broke the bond to protect him. He ran to survive the pain. Now he returns, not as a broken omega But as a father… and a king. Omega werewolf Lyric Moonveil was born to be invisible. Bullied, belittled, and unloved until the day the pack’s Alpha, Kael Blackthorn, claimed him in a moment of passion under the full moon… only to reject him hours later. Heart shattered, Lyric vanished into the human world, only to discover he was pregnant with triplet sons. Against all odds, he built an empire from the ground up, shielding his children from the ruthless world that once tried to break him. But Kael never meant to reject him. Forced by his tyrant father, Lutheron, Kael made the hardest choice of his life giving up his fated mate to keep him alive. Years later, with the help of the immortal vampire Alaric and the Angel of Death, Azrael, Kael brings down his father’s rule and hands the pack to his gentler brother, Leif. Now Kael is free to love again. But will Lyric ever allow himself to be loved?

The world gives wonderful and powerful magic, only to those it deems unique. It's said that at the age of fifteen, when a child is anointed in a ceremonious ritual, that the universe will look deep into the child's soul and deem if it is worthy enough to bestow wondrous magic. And the more unique you are, or the weirder you are, or even if you're just completely out there, the more likely you are to gain powerful magic. And Asaya? Well, she was supposed to be the most unique of them all! Growing up as a child, she was a wild chaotic mess! She was always writing, always singing wacky lyrics at the top of her lungs, always pulling pranks like putting a bunch of paint in the cook's food at school so that the broth would be nice and colorful... and yet, when it came down to it... after her anointment ceremony when she turned fifteen... she didn't get any magic. And now that she's twenty-one, having been isolating herself in her house for over four years, she figures her life is just about over. But still, she was a writer at heart... and if she were to ask herself, which of her characters she'd want to bring to life the most... which character would she choose? Could she possibly have the most creative power of them all?

( This story will be uploaded on Inkitt app. so want to read full story? download Inkitt app and search for Can A Dark Heart Melt? and continue from where you stopped) This story is strictly rated 18+. It contains dark scenes. So, don't read if you can't handle it. DARK HEART TRILOGY: BOOK ONE "She doesn’t feel. She doesn’t forgive. And this time—she won’t stop." Lyric Cassandra Sandras is not a girl. She’s a curse wrapped in flesh, a devil parading in silence. Her heart? Long turned to stone. Her soul? Shattered and scattered across the graves of her past. Emotionless. Untouchable. Unbreakable. Still as death, until provoked. And when provoked... her rage is a silent storm that swallows everything. She doesn’t cry. She doesn’t scream. She burns. Only one person has ever mattered—Lilian Garcia. Her tether. Her reason. But Lyric hides it well. Pretends she doesn’t care, because caring is a weakness. And Lyric doesn’t do weakness. When she transfers to Diamond College—an elite sanctuary for the spoiled and the savage—she becomes the target. Dressed in black, silent as a shadow, they thought she was prey. Until the convoy arrived. Until the hood dropped. Until she looked them in the eyes and smiled. The A⁴—four Golden Boys who rule the school with fists and secrets—believed they were the darkness. Then they met her. They couldn’t break her… so they broke Lilian. Left her bloodied and hospitalized. Their mistake? Thinking Lyric would spare them. She won’t. And then he appeared. One of them. The leader. The cruelest of them all. But he looks just like him—her twin brother. The same boy she watched lowered into the dirt sixteen years ago. He’s the first person in over a decade who calms the voice inside her. The voice that hungers for blood. But calming the storm doesn’t stop the destruction—it delays it. What happened sixteen years ago still claws at her from the dark. And this time, it’s ready to surface. She’s not looking for love. She’s looking for war. And God help anyone who stands in her way.

Ashbourne is a city erased from maps and memory—a place where the fog hangs too thick, the shadows linger too long, and the dead never truly rest. When Note, a brooding drifter with a coat full of cursed relics, arrives by a train that shouldn’t exist, he isn’t just chasing whispers—he’s answering one. The town is crumbling under the grip of Deadlight, a psychic affliction that makes its victims see the dead… until they vanish without a trace. Note knows this phenomenon too well. He’s been running from it, and now, he’s walking straight into its heart. Haunted by guilt, hunted by entities that don’t belong in this world, and stalked by memories that bleed through time, Note uncovers that the infection isn’t natural—it’s a signal. Someone—or something—is calling to the other side, and Ashbourne is the doorway. But when the echo of a dead girl speaks his true name, "Sandy," Note realizes the cost of crossing worlds might be more personal than he ever imagined. Dark, lyrical, and layered with mystery, The Whisper Between Worlds is a supernatural noir that explores the thin veil between memory, magic, and madness.

“The river remembers what time tries to wash away.” In the shadow of 1910s Chicago, where expectations run high and secrets run deep, a quiet current carries two souls toward each other. Nell Whitmore, a young woman bound by duty yet driven by creative longing, finds her only freedom beside the river—a place where dreams take shape in ink and silence. Jamie Calloway, a reserved carpenter with his own quiet burdens, begins work near that same riverbank, never expecting to find something—or someone—that might change everything. As seasons shift and years pass, their paths tangle and fray under the weight of family, time, and the choices that define us. Framed through fragments of forgotten journals and memories, Mend in the River is a deeply romantic, achingly lyrical novel about love lost and found, the scars we carry, and the places that hold our truths long after we’ve gone.

"Ruined by a Straight Boy" is a raw, emotionally charged journey through the wreckage of unspoken feelings, misread signals, and the heartbreak of queer longing tangled in heteronormative illusions. This album-poem hybrid unravels the aftermath of falling for someone who could never fully reciprocate—not because they were cruel, but because they were never meant to be yours. Told through a mix of biting sarcasm, melancholic reflection, and cathartic vulnerability, the project captures the turbulence of queer heartbreak—the kind that doesn't just hurt, but also humiliates, heals, and ultimately empowers. Each song-poem is a confession, a confrontation, or a quiet mourning, forming a lyrical diary of disillusionment, grief, emotional codependency, and the slow rebirth of self-worth. Set against atmospheric, often minimalist soundscapes, Ruined by a Straight Boy is both a middle finger and a love letter—to the boy who never saw you, and the version of you that kept waiting to be seen. It’s not just about him. It’s about reclaiming the pieces of yourself he didn’t understand. It’s about being ruined, then rebuilt. It’s about being queer, emotional, and unapologetically loud in your softest pain.