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7 Senior Sister

The Senior Year Shift

This book is dedicated to all the young adults who have ever felt like they didn't quite fit in, who have stumbled and fallen but always found the strength to rise again. To those who have navigated the complexities of friendships, family, and first loves with courage and grace, this story is for you. It’s a testament to the incredible resilience of the human spirit, the transformative power of love, and the unwavering belief in the possibility of a happy ending, even amidst the chaos and uncertainty of growing up. It's a dedication to the quiet moments of self-discovery, the exhilarating highs of unexpected connections, and the bittersweet pangs of letting go of the familiar to embrace the unknown. It's a nod to the messy, beautiful journey of becoming who you are meant to be, a journey filled with laughter, tears, and the unwavering support of those who love you. To those who have moved from town to town, never quite finding their footing, only to bloom brilliantly in unexpected places; this book is dedicated to you. Your constant adaptation, your capacity to build bridges where you once felt lost, is an inspiration, proof that home isn't necessarily a place but the people who anchor you. For all the times you've felt like an outsider, this book reminds you that your unique perspective is a strength, your differences are celebrated, and your voice matters. This dedication also extends to those who have patiently weathered the storms of sibling rivalry, yet know the deep, unbreakable love that thrives even amidst playful teasing and occasional conflict. It's for the younger siblings who bring surprising wisdom and endless entertainment, and the older siblings who find themselves unexpectedly responsible for guiding and cherishing them through the years. This book celebrates those who dare to fall in love, knowing that the journey won't always be easy, that there will be challenges to navigate and hearts to mend. To those who have faced long-distance relationships, career decisions that tested their bonds, and misunderstandings that threatened to tear them apart but chose to fight for their love; your perseverance is a beacon of hope. It's a reminder that love’s true test isn’t in the absence of conflict, but the capacity to face it together, with unwavering loyalty and a shared desire to overcome. May this book inspire and resonate, offering comfort and hope in your unique journey of self-discovery, and may it leave a lasting impact on your hearts, as Sarah's journey has impacted mine.
MeikiI · 990 Views

A Throne For Sister: Rise Of The Dragon

Eirik Boris was never the type to accept a deal nor offer quickly, but with the girl in front of him, the riot that’s currently going on in the kingdom, and the rumor of the old king's bloodline, there are just too many things at stake. He looked at her with his eyes full of doubts, knowing very well that not only his life was at stake, but his region, too. But at the same time, if the girl in front of him is who she claimed to be, then a new beginning shall begin in the kingdom. It will be a new dawn of glory, a new turn—around, especially for the commoners. With a sharp blade in her hand, unlike anything Eirick had ever seen, which had a crystal that had a glinting red onyx at its end, the girl stepped into the long, narrow bridge, ready to prove that she was from the bloodline of the old king. “If you fail, I’ll surely deliver you to the king myself.” Eirik made it sound like a warning, and like he was not interested in her at the same time. But deep down, Eirick cared. If this girl turns out to be carrying the blood of the old king, then things will turn around for great. And if not, then he’d gladly deliver her to the king. At least, by doing that, he’d still have to keep his head, his family, and his region. And maybe, just maybe, the king will give him a limited punishment, but not a death sentence. “I won't fail,” Eirick heard her replying without turning, her voice full of uncertainty, though. Eirik held his daughter's hand, leading her back slowly, his armor bearer following, and then the nobles, a hundred of them who had come to watch the so-called girl who claimed to be carrying the blood of the old king venturing to the narrow bridge where she would recover what was left behind by the Old king himself. Before the old king vanished, he had said that only his true bloodline could cross the narrow bridge and retrieve what he had hidden there. Many people had come to attempt it, all of them claiming to be the son or daughter of the old king, and all of them had failed. This girl won't be an exception, at least, that's what they thought, not until the unexpected happened. As usual, the ghost guardian of the bridge, a being forged from magic with extraordinary abilities, emerged from the chasm of the bridge, standing tall and proud in front of the girl with a rapier in his hand. He didn't give the girl a chance to blink; he charged, the sound of metal against metal filling the air, sparkles flying out, and groaning of the two filled the atmosphere, too. And then, when everyone thought the girl would fail like the rest, they noticed her body shimmering, a great aura coming out of her body like a mist, her hair flaring in flame like a ghost rider, but she was not. And then, the blade radiated extra light, before the girl took full transformation herself. She easily bypassed the ghost as he presented his attack, moving with the grace of a leaf dancing in the wind, but in a blur that everyone hardly saw her moving. Before the ghost could wheel to face her, the girl struck him hard at the temple with the hilt of her blade, followed by a kick in the chest, which sent the ghost tumbling down the bridge. Normally, a ghost shouldn't feel attacked or get hit since he's partially invincible, but the girl was not ordinary either. She’s from the lineage of King Saul, making her the rightful heir to the kingdom of Agapanthus, and she just proved that to everyone by defeating an undefeatable foe.
Memento_01 · 1K Views
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