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Bercerita tentang seorang pria yang bernama Hiro Tsugumi yang bersekolah di SMA 1 Okinawa,dan itu adalah tahun pertamanya,disana ia bersekolah sebagai murid yang selalu dingin dan tidak bersemangat dalam hal apapun namun dalam beberapa hal ia cukup bisa diandalkan dan, sebelumnya ia dikenal sebagai murid yang teladan, pintar dan ceria, namun seketika berubah tepat dirinya masuk SMA, perubahan tersebut dikarenakan oleh masa lalunya,namun di tengah hidupnya yang seperti itu, dia bertemu perempuan misterius yang selalu mengikutinya setiap hari setiap pulang sekolah, dan ia sebenarnya sudah mengetahuinya namun membiarkannya dan hanya menganggapnya sebagai orang yang pulang satu arah saja, hanya saja ia mengikutinya hingga ia sampai apartemennya. Di suatu hari ia pun mulai muak dengan perempuan yang selalu mengikutinya dan pada akhirnya ia menjebaknya dan menangkap perempuan tersebut, dan mulai menanyakan hal hal pada perempuan tersebut, kemudian mulai terbongkar semuanya mulai dari alasan si perempuan mengikutinya dan siapa si perempuan tersebut.

Yesaya "Yasa" Emanuel, a bright young man from Yogyakarta, held one burning ultimate goal: to fly to Leiden, Netherlands. His mission wasn't to pursue studies or a career, but for an impossible meeting with Keyla Luvena, his first love from high school, who left him because she was unwilling to be in a long-distance relationship.

Kairo Veldt was just another man lost in routine — a quiet job, a quiet life, and dreams that never left the blueprint stage. As a safety manager at a woodworking shop, he spent more time watching others build than creating for himself. But one ordinary morning, the world changed. Without warning, reality fractured. His workplace dissolved, time froze, and a single word echoed through his soul: Create. Kairo awakens in a vast, untamed land — a place without cities, without history, without even a sky he recognizes. Others have arrived too, dazed and disoriented, drawn from different lives by something unseen. There is no instruction. No guide. Only a strange structure standing in the middle of an open field: a stone pillar called the Job Stone One by one, the Job Stone assigns each new arrival a role — Fighter, Pathfinder, Builder — based not on choice, but on some buried truth in their hearts. When Kairo is named Builder, a simple chisel appears in his hand. And in that moment, everything changes. What begins as a struggle to survive — crafting shelter, foraging food, navigating wild terrain — soon becomes something larger. Kairo starts to build not just tools and structures, but order. Systems. A way forward. He earns trust, enemies, and influence. But with creation comes conflict. Others seek to lead, to control, or to destroy what’s being built. And beyond the visible dangers of the land — orcs, beasts, even intelligent creatures — lies a greater truth: this world is reactive. It remembers. It grows. It punishes weakness, and rewards legacy. As new “waves” of arrivals appear, each starting with nothing, Kairo must choose what kind of world he’s building — and whether it’s meant for everyone, or just those strong enough to shape it. But the more he builds, the more his memories slip away. Names. Faces. Even the feeling of home. What remains is the instinct to craft, the chisel in his hand… and a vision etched into his soul: A world worth living in. A world built by human hands.

The world died in fire and hunger. Not the slow death of time, nor the patient decay of empire, but in one great convulsion, a sickness let loose like a rabid dog to consume the weak and clear the board. That was The Compact’s plan. Cull the herd, raise the shepherds. They made the Novans for that purpose—gods wrapped in flesh, towering over men with their turquoise eyes and minds sharper than razors. They were designed to lead, to rule, to rebuild the world in The Compact’s image. But first, the world had to burn. So The Compact unshackled the virus. The Eaters came. And the world ended. Yet, in the ruin, three souls move against the tide. Briggs Alabo, nine years old, a scientist, a genius, a monster. One of The Compact’s prized minds, his hands shaped the very plague that tore the world apart. But now, he’s lost, alone, hunted—trapped outside the walls in a world of his own creation. And for the first time, he sees the world not as numbers, but as faces, as screams, as dying prayers. He is small. He is weak. But he is not done. Cassandra, a university student who thought life was a path you walked at your own pace. But the world doesn’t ask permission. It takes, it devours. And now, she runs, she fights, she survives. She does not know that the architects of this ruin whisper her families name in their halls. Hamza, a survivalist, a man prepared for the end of days—but not for what came after. Not for the Eaters, nor for the horrors men become when the rules turn to dust. He thought the greatest war was against the dead. He was wrong. Their paths should never have crossed. But fate is a patient spider. Captured after a brutal fight with a Novan, Cassandra and Hamza are taken to The Compact’s hidden bastion. And there, a secret is laid bare—Hamza is not just a man. He is a legacy. The son of General Hamza Tarfa, the first and deadliest Novan ever created. A man thought dead by Hamza, a legend of the Compact gone rogue, a warlord building a force to tear The Compact down. Now, Hamza must choose. Will he kneel to The Compact and build their utopia? Or will he stand with a father who left him behind, a father who now seeks to burn the false gods from their thrones? Meanwhile, Briggs returns home—or what’s left of it. The Compact’s halls are empty. The man made gods have fled. And in their place, wolves. Bandits rule the ruins, their leader a beast of a woman called Anansi. Briggs, small and breakable, is given his first lesson in real survival. He does not break. He does not beg. He wins. But he is not alone. The General has found him. And war is coming.

After being shot on the shores of the Windhollow Coast, Molly finds herself on a mysterious moving island, with an even more mysterious man for company. I will also be posting this story on RoyalRoad.com :)

The story about a man wanting to become the best Magic Knight, but will face the most odd obstacle of his life. He gained a second body! What's more, it's a girl! But the real obstacles are the things happening behind his back! Will he ever figure out what they are before it's too late?

Fourteen was supposed to be an in-between year — too old for dolls, too young for love. But for Cara, it became the year everything changed. When her brother’s best friend, Callum Adler, starts spending more time at their house, Cara notices things most adults ignore. The bruises. The quiet. The way their mother starts folding extra laundry like it’s second nature. Callum's broken home becomes a secret the whole family carries, and Cara — wide-eyed, overlooked, and quietly growing — starts to fall for him in all the ways she shouldn’t. But Callum is four years older. Eighteen. Off-limits. Almost a man. And despite their quiet moments — the almosts, the shared glances, the night she asked to kiss him — he walks away without a goodbye, leaving her in the silence he helped create. Years pass. Cara grows. Builds a life. Finds herself. By eighteen, she’s no longer just Kaden’s little sister. She’s her own person — confident, loved, maybe even happy. But everything tilts when she runs into Callum again at a skating rink. Older, composed, and entirely unexpected. He’s not the same boy who used to sleep on her couch with bruises on his ribs — and she’s not the girl who watched him leave. But unfinished things have a way of circling back. Told in alternating perspectives of Cara and Callum, What We Never Said explores the slow burn of first love, the ache of timing, and what it really means to grow up — and grow apart — before finding your way back.

“Some notes are never written to be found… yet they find the one meant to read them.” Raj, a simple boy from a traditional Pandit family, never imagined that a single mysterious note in his textbook would rewrite the chapters of his life. What began as a strange coincidence pulls him into the life of Anamika Verma — a fierce, confident girl from another school who hides her own storms behind her smile. Their journey starts with an act of courage, blossoms with shared laughter, grows deeper with everyday moments, and takes unpredictable turns through misunderstandings, missed confessions, and societal hurdles. From school benches to secret lunch spots, from late-night texts to emotional silences, "The Note We Made" is not just a love story — it's about how fate writes between the lines when two souls are meant to be. A tale where the past connects to the present, where a note written in the future finds its way into the beginning… and where loyalty, love, and timing fight to stay together.

Earth was dying. They offered salvation. We gave them everything— Now we’ve come to take it back.

A boy without a past. A world without truth. A reflection that doesn’t want to stay in the mirror. Kael never asked to be special. He was just trying to coast through school, avoid social interaction, and maybe pass algebra. But the moment his reflection stopped following him, everything fractured—literally. Now the world is glitching. People are whispering his name in their sleep. And strangers across the globe are seeing his face... in their minds. Dragged underground by a secret group known as the Disconnected, Kael finds out he’s something called an Echo-Born—a being tied to the truth behind reality itself. The only problem? He has no idea what that means. Worse, a cult obsessed with the Mirror Realm believes Kael is the key to tearing down the lie that is Earth. Some want to worship him. Others want to erase him. And Kael? He just wants a break. But when the reflection starts talking back—and remembering things Kael never lived—he realizes he might not be who he thought he was. Or even what.

Not every start of a love story makes sense... But, to be having a boyfriend when just the other day you were straight? How was that fair? While Aiden was busy drowning his sorrows away, Philip wanted to break out of the norms. What was supposed to be a one night stand felt like the first night to forever. Was that love at first lust? "It's not perfect but, it's worth your curiosity I promise!" A love from deception can it ever prevail?

Sarah moves to a small town in the Pacific Northwest to escape her troubled past and start anew. She finds a job at a quaint bookstore and begins to settle into a peaceful routine. However, strange things begin to happen around her, and she starts to suspect that there is something sinister lurking in the shadows. One day, she meets a handsome and mysterious man named James who frequents the bookstore. Despite her reservations, she feels drawn to him, and they begin a tentative romance. But as their relationship deepens, Sarah discovers that James has secrets of his own, and that he may be connected to the strange occurrences in the town. Together, Sarah and James delve into the mysteries surrounding the town, uncovering a web of secrets and lies that threaten to consume them both. As they race against time to solve the mystery, they must confront their deepest fears and the darkness within themselves. As the stakes get higher and the danger escalates, Sarah and James must decide whether their love is strong enough to survive the horrors that lie ahead.

“What good is a hero who can’t save those he loves? How is he not a villain if he refuses the power to protect? Ignorance does not make one a hero, it makes you a fool who fails to protect. A hero is a man who protects those he loves. Violence, manipulation, or even blackmail, your actions do not make you a villain; it is what those actions accomplish that does.” “…” “I paraphrased it a bit, but that’s the gist of what he said.” “…” “He’d probably agree with you, hell, he’d most likely even side with you.” “…” “But me? I’m not him, nor am I a hero of justice, or whatever. And after what you’ve done… Even if you’re actions accomplish a greater good, I….” “…” “You’re a dead man, you hear me! You’re dead!”

*VERY VERY SLOW UPDATES* Twenty-one year old Nikon Page works for the powerful corporation known as Monster Hunters... in the Pest Control Department. It's not great, but he sticks it out hoping for a promotion to the elite Hunters. Nikon believes he's ready to hunt the truly dangerous monsters. However, he's going to find out that some things are not as they appear.

2 orang anak berteman dari kecil hingga mereka dewasa, namun tiba-tiba ada suatu hal yang membuat mereka bertentangan dan salah satu nya menjadi musuh terkuat atau mungkin Raja.

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The Saints We Ain't In Sweet Mercy, sins don’t stay secret—especially when you drink where everyone knows your name. Ember Holmes was the pastor’s daughter… now she pours whiskey in stilettos and wants nothing more than to climb the tattooed, pierced ex-con who owns the bar, Adonis Vega. She swears she’s just working for him—but her fantasies beg to differ. Alena Carter made a pact with her best friend Dax Wilder to hook up if they were still single at thirty. She forgot. He didn’t. And now he’s back in her life, cocky, charming, and acting like he’s got a promise to collect. Beatrix Vale meant to sext her ex. Instead, she sent a very explicit message to the town’s Greek god of a sheriff—Ioannis Kallistratos. Now he’s everywhere, and Beatrix is running out of excuses—and hiding places. Three women. One bar. Zero interest in playing nice. They’re bold. They’re bad. They’re Godless Girls—and their hearts aren’t the only things getting into trouble. -

Emma Popović—now known as Emma Davies, after compelling a human couple to become her parents—was forced to flee her hidden supernatural world when hunters, wolves, and a powerful witch launched a deadly attack. Vulnerable and on the run, her vampire family escapes into the city, desperate to protect a secret hybrid child and start over. Meanwhile, Austin Miller is falling apart. He’s a rare, terrifying breed—part human, part enormous skeletal monster—and he doesn’t understand what he is or why he exists. Wracked with guilt after accidentally killing someone he once loved, Austin is drowning in self-loathing, depression, and fear of his own power. Now living in the city, Emma and her friends struggle to adapt to human society and search for meaning beyond survival. Their path leads them to Newoaks High, a mysterious school where they discover they are not the only supernatural beings hiding in plain sight. While facing enemies, secrets, and inner demons, Emma and Austin find something neither of them expected: love. But their bond is tested by Stephen—Emma’s childhood friend and fellow vampire—whose hidden feelings for her spark a dangerous rivalry. Together, they must fight to stay alive, protect their found family, and face the monsters—within and without.

It’s not a place. It’s a calling. A fracture in the world. A truth that chooses—never the other way around. For decades, the Arena has summoned the young, forcing them to face legendary trials in a realm where gods, myths, and forgotten heroes whisper through time. Each summoned soul becomes a Receptacle, bound to a force from the past—gaining power, but at a cost. Khalem is sixteen. He has no weapon. No guide. No name to claim. And yet… the Arena calls him. Thrown into a world that should not see him, he must survive a trial written long before his birth—unarmed, unprepared, and uncertain of who, or what, waits on the other side. Because some truths do not grant strength. They demand it.

Nana is approached by a school beauty whose love interest is her childhood friend boy. This is a story of a love that could have been, a love that came true, and all the sweetness and heartbreak that came in between. Discord: https://discord.gg/YpcBDck4Be

They met online. They stayed up talking for hours. They never meant to fall in love. Lily is quiet and careful with her heart. Solace is everything she’s not — bold, distant, and just out of reach. But behind the screens and shy laughter, something begins to bloom. Slowly. Tenderly. Undeniably. When distance, timing, and life itself begin to pull them apart, both are left with a question neither can answer: Is love enough to hold on — or must some feelings be left to fate?

**Ten Years. One Accident. A Truth That Changes Everything.** Eli Morgan and Noah Reyes were once inseparable best friends on the verge of something more. But one stormy night shattered everything. A devastating accident claimed a life, broke hearts, and drove them apart, leaving behind only silence and unresolved feelings. Now, a decade later, both men return to their hometown for a high school reunion, and neither is prepared for it. Eli, now a bestselling novelist, carries his grief in ink-stained pages. Noah, a successful trauma surgeon, hides behind cold precision and unreachable walls. They haven't spoken in ten years—until a mysterious letter tucked inside an old yearbook brings them together. The letter suggests that the accident wasn’t merely a twist of fate; it was planned. As they unravel a tangled web of lies, betrayal, and buried secrets, Eli and Noah are forced to confront their past and the truth they never wanted to face. Along the way, the spark they once buried begins to ignite again—but love isn't easy when trust has long since turned to ash. With time running out and someone desperate to keep the truth hidden, they must decide: will the truth destroy them once more, or finally set them free?

Two souls, who were once deeply in love, fell apart. The struggle of moving on, the grief, the sadness, the jealousy, the love that was once there but now anymore. these two souls reunite - and there sparks a flicker of hope, hope that somehow, everything will go back to he was it was.