Ilses Notebook

Seventeen-year-old Yuuji Aikawa is everything a model student should be: organized, top of his class, and emotionally untouchable. With his crisp uniforms and perfectly aligned notebooks, Yuuji lives by quiet rules—don’t draw attention, don’t get involved, and never let anyone see beneath the surface. Enter Ren Sakamoto, the transfer student with a silver earring, ink-stained fingers, and a smirk that defies authority. Ren is chaos in human form. He talks back to teachers, never follows the dress code, and for reasons only the universe seems to understand, decides that Yuuji is his new favorite target. After a classroom disruption lands them both in after-school library detention, Yuuji finds himself cornered into spending his quiet afternoons with the very person who seems determined to unravel him. But as pages are shelved and insults are exchanged, a different kind of tension begins to simmer—one that neither of them wants to admit. Behind the sarcasm, silences, and stolen glances, Yuuji starts to question the life he's worked so hard to control. And Ren, for all his bravado, starts to realize that some people are worth holding on to—even if it means letting his guard down. In a world of school bells, whispered poetry, and ink-stained hands, two boys from opposite worlds find themselves caught in a story neither of them meant to write.

For Thyme, a university student wrestling with a profound fear of rejection and a fractured past, life is a constant puzzle. But when an unexpected escape alongside the magnetic, infuriating Meta leads them to a shared, tearful déjà vu at Hua Hin Beach, the puzzle shatters, hinting at a connection that defies explanation and an echo of forgotten emotions. As Thyme is flung through time, jolting between his chaotic present and the perilous underworld of the 1990s, he uncovers a startling revelation: he and Meta were once secretly entwined, their deep bond mysteriously severed by an unseen hand. In the present, Meta stumbles upon his father's hidden secrets: a mysterious notebook and an old telephone. The notebook reveals cryptic pleas from a Meta in the 1990s, desperately urging him to save Thyme from a deadly fate that will unfold in the future, hinting that the timeline itself hangs in the balance, shifting with their actions. Meanwhile, the old telephone, used by Meta in his high school days before a selective amnesia veiled his memories concerning Thyme, becomes a conduit to the past. Through it, the Meta of today unknowingly communicates with the time-traveling Thyme of the past, sparking a hidden relationship that flourishes. Yet, an envious shadow lurks, plotting an accident to separate them, erasing crucial memories and fracturing their bond. Now, caught between the passionate, forbidden romance with a charismatic yet terrifying Mafia heir—the 90s version of Meta—and the undeniable pull towards the Meta of today, whose quiet intensity stirs a forgotten ache in his soul, Thyme faces an agonizing choice. With time, memory, and reality blurring into a dangerous labyrinth, Thyme must not only confront the shadowy forces that conspired to tear them apart but also decide: is the love he feels for two Metas a cruel echo, a fated reunion spanning lifetimes, or something far more complex? Can he reclaim a lost history, or will the very act of remembering shatter his present and all hope for a future?

"Since the day I was born, I've had the same dream every night. In the dream, the same day repeats over and over." "What do you usually do in the dream?" "Rob banks, blow up buildings, flirt with girls, go full Grand Theft Auto… you know, all the lawless stuff you can only get away with in a dream." "So, what did you do last night?" "Last night was... interesting. After dreaming for so long, it was the first time I saw someone I actually know in real life. She was a really beautiful girl..." "Mhm." The officer nodded as he jotted things down in his notebook. "Go on—I'm listening."

Guns suppress all divine demons and evil spirits, flesh and blood forge the multi-dimensional Great Wall! In the second year of Ming Country, Tianmen City was in need of recovery after the war. Chaos thrived, and evil spirits roamed freely. The children of the poor take charge early, and garrison soldiers need to learn to earn their own money. My name is Wang Yunxiao, an external field agent for the Special Service Bureau, specialized in dealing with various demon and evil spirit emergencies locally. Let me introduce my wife Li Mumu—she is gentle, virtuous, cute, and empathetic, and she is an evil spirit. Who writes a diary in all seriousness! Can what’s written even be considered true inner thoughts? Despicable! (The female protagonist’s solo storyline begins later, starting from chapter 87)

Exiled instead of hailed a Hero, Ren is cast into the wasteland with nothing—until a vanishing shop grants him a map only he can read. It shows forgotten roads, buried water, and traces of old magic—within the limits of where he stands. With no powers but his mind, a notebook, and the will to rebuild, Ren begins restoring a ruined village. But the map reveals more than land and secrets. It shows danger—and something dark rising in the west. The kingdom left him to die. The map showed him where to begin. ---------------------------------------------------------- I’ll be uploading 1 or 2 chapters daily if I can, around 1000 words+ per chapter. Schedule: 19:00 - 19:30 GMT+7 If you’re enjoying the story, consider leaving a rating, review, or even just a quick comment—it means a lot and helps more readers find the series. If you need the full map of the kingdom, head to instagram: @cibzeth

Aika Misora never planned to fall in love. Not with the boy who sat alone on rooftops, or the one who pressed flowers instead of speaking his pain. But some stories don’t wait to be written — they bloom in silence, in shared glances, in the weight of unsaid things. After her mother’s quiet abandonment, Aika survives high school by keeping her heart zipped shut. Her world is routine: library lunches, hushed notebooks, and pretending everything’s fine. Until she meets Ren Hayashi, the quiet sketch-artist with rumors on his name and bruises in his smile. He doesn’t talk much. But his silence says everything. Drawn together by chance — and maybe fate — the two begin to orbit each other in secret places: the abandoned rooftop, the library’s back corner, the flower shop that smells like lost time. As seasons shift, so do they. Slowly. Tenderly. Terrifyingly. But love, even the gentle kind, brings buried pain to the surface. And when a long-unopened letter from Aika’s mother resurfaces, the wounds between them deepen — not enough to break, but enough to test whether two broken hearts can really hold each other. A soft, grief-tinged coming-of-age romance about first love, second chances, and what it means to stay — even when everything else leaves.

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.

Genre: Science Fiction, Female Protagonist Harem Summary: Vũ Trang Vân, a 20-year-old female student at the University of Science and Technology, is both confident and insecure. She has a strong sense of self-worth but constantly feels overshadowed by her perfect best friend, Nguyễn Như Duyên. One day, she comes across a mysterious notebook called the "Love Note." Seeing it as a divine gift, she uses it without knowing the secrets hidden within. The notebook brings both fortune and disaster into her life, throwing her into a whirlwind of absurd and dramatic situations involving: Trần Hùng Phong (27): A handsome, successful, and wealthy young man who leaves everyone in awe. Hoàng Kim Chung (23): A programming instructor with an average appearance but an exceptional intellect. Cold, confident, and a perfectionist. Nguyễn Đắc Cường (18): A high school senior at the prestigious Natural Sciences High School and a rising star in Vietnam’s IT scene. As Vân unravels the secrets behind the notebook, she finds herself facing unforeseen dangers that could change her life forever.

In the heart of Memphis, where the Mississippi River flows and the echoes of rock 'n' roll linger, a chance encounter changes everything for two souls. Tinsley, a talented pianist and lifelong Rex Foster fan, visits Memphis on a whim. She's drawn to a mansion's opulence, the velvet ropes that separate her from the rockstar's world. But when she accidentally leaves her notebook—a collection of heartfelt love notes—on a bench near the gates, she never expects it to be found by anyone, let alone the legendary Rex Foster himself. Rex, weary of fame and longing for something genuine, discovers the notebook. As he reads Tinsley's intimate thoughts, he's struck by her vulnerability and passion. The words resonate with him, reminding him of his own lost love and the sacrifices he's made for stardom. Determined to find Tinsley, he embarks on a quest to unravel the mystery behind the notes. Their paths collide in unexpected ways: backstage at a concert, under the twinkling lights of Beale Street, and in the quiet corners of Memphis. As they share stolen moments, secret glances, and late-night conversations, their connection deepens. But fame, family expectations, and the ghosts of their pasts threaten to tear them apart. Can Tinsley and Rex bridge the gap between their worlds? Will love blossom amid the melodies of Memphis, or will it remain a bittersweet symphony? "Love Notes at Memphis" is a tale of music, magic, and the timeless power of love—a story that transcends time, where the Kid of Rock 'n' Roll finds solace in the heart of a fan.

Synopsis: Every night, buildings in this city vanish. They’re not destroyed or demolished — they’re simply undone, as if someone hit an invisible ‘undo’ button on reality itself. Radit, a quiet young man with no real friends, has been recording these disappearances in a battered notebook. He maps out what is gone, what remains, and what seems to appear in the empty spaces left behind. But one night, he wakes up to find his own apartment slowly vanishing around him, layer by layer. In the middle of the crumbling walls, a single word appears: **WRITE.** Radit realizes he might not just be recording the city’s erasure — he might be causing it, or maybe he’s the only one who can stop it. As he digs deeper, he discovers other people who have seen the same dissolving walls, the same cryptic messages… and one horrifying truth: the city is rewriting itself, and the ink might just be his own words. This is a story about memory, fear, and the strange power of documenting a world that doesn’t want to exist.

Bloom in the dark Somewhere, at the edge that devours light, a man with no memory awakens… And inside him, a locked door— its key smeared with blood. Flowers bloom out of season, notebooks split open, names written in a familiar hand, and a river carrying more than water > Disclaimer: This is a work of fiction. All events, characters, and place names are products of the author's imagination. Any similarities to real people, places, or events are purely coincidental. The cities, characters, and institutions depicted in this story are entirely fictional and should not be interpreted as representations of real-world counterparts.

its the year 2014 14 Year old João Félix is a prodigious young talent playing in FC Porto's youth academy. Though physically undersized, he demonstrates exceptional spatial intelligence, technique, and tactical awareness. His teammates call him “O Mago” (The Magician) for the way he creates opportunities from impossible angles. His family is supportive but modest—his father a teacher, his brother Hugo a fellow academy player. But João’s rise halts abruptly when he is cut from the FC Porto youth system, with the reason cited as “developmental concerns” (a euphemism for being too small and not physically developed enough). The decision devastates him. Suddenly, the player everyone was talking about disappears from the football world. Teammates stop replying to his messages. His name fades from league records. No clubs call. João becomes invisible. He returns to Viseu, haunted by shame and self-doubt. He refuses to train. Watches old match footage in silence. The once-prodigy now battles depression and isolation. Then, during a solo jog, João notices a man watching him from afar. This man, Tiago, introduces himself as a former analyst from Porto. He presents João with a notebook—filled with diagrams and data focused solely on João’s off-the-ball movements. Tiago offers him something no one else has: belief and a new system of training. He calls it “Jogo Sem Bola”—the game without the ball. João accepts. He will train in secret. No spotlight. No club. No recognition. Just the work.

He achieved everything his parents ever dreamed of—except his own dream. Rohan always wanted to be a storyteller. Seven notebooks. Two years. Endless hope. But in a home where dreams meant government jobs and respect meant income, his passion was never welcome. Told to "focus on your future", he silenced the voice inside him. He became a successful video creator. Made millions. Upgraded the house. Made his family proud. But deep down… He was a boy who hadn’t written a word in over a year. A boy slowly breaking behind the glow of a screen. A boy who once dreamed of telling stories the world would remember. Now he sits in silence, staring at the blank page—his mind empty, his soul fading. And one day, he records a final video… But not for the world. For the people who never listened.

Most young girls have their crush, which they tell their best friend about incessantly. Selena belongs to this group of teenage girls, and for more than a year she has been sighing for the handsome Felix, who is the school's basketball star. Unfortunately, this charismatic 18-year-old is the dream of every teenage girl attending this high school, so Selena's strong infatuation is only poured over the pages of a notebook. The 16-year-old would never dare say a word to him, and would still be sighing in secret if it weren't for her friend's crazy idea. By a strange coincidence, a notebook with a story about Selena and Felix lands in his backpack, and this heralds the beginning of their dangerous relationship. A teenage girl who thought he was the prince of her dreams becomes trapped in his ill love. She doesn't know what the obsession is until one day she hears a disturbing phrase from his lips: “If I can't have you, no one will have you.”

The Dust Never Settles is a haunting love story between two young souls who meet at the fault line of America’s deepening divide. Ethan Caldwell, a privileged filmmaker from New York City, travels to a forgotten Appalachian town to document rural decay and social neglect. There, he meets June Whittaker — a coal miner’s daughter, surviving amidst poverty, addiction, and the slow death of her hometown. Fiercely intelligent and painfully self-aware, June hides poems in her notebooks and sees the world through the cracked lens of a secondhand camera. Drawn together by curiosity and a shared longing for something more, they fall in love beneath firefly skies and flickering neon. But when their lives entwine, so do their contradictions — city and country, privilege and survival, storyteller and subject. And love, as they soon learn, is not enough to rewrite the narrative. A tale of fractured America, The Dust Never Settles explores what happens when love tries to bloom in soil that was never meant to hold it.

Ron woke up one day to find himself in the magical world of the Divine Continent. At a time when his family was broken and his life was in danger, the Daily Intelligence System suddenly activated. [Ding! Daily intelligence as follows—] [1. Barto, the farm owner of Hippo Town, is preparing to send someone to force you to sign a slave contract and sell you to the fallen noble Kregi of Kula City.] [2. On the big tree about fifty meters to the west of the small wooden house where you live, there is a bird’s nest containing five eggs.] [3. Recently, huge beast tracks have appeared on the main road outside Hippo Town, causing most people to dare not go out.] [4. When Barto, the farm owner, is inspecting the fields, he will step on the trap you set at the ditch at noon and lose a wallet.] [5. Barto’s eldest son, Nem, will get drunk at the bar tonight and drop a notebook containing the Wild Wolf Breathing Method on his way home.] [6. In the civilian area trading market of Hippo Town, a batch of wild rabbits arrived at the slaughterhouse at noon today, and one of the red-tailed rabbits had an undigested low-grade elemental bead in its stomach.] [7. At the underground auction in Kula City today, a magical item will appear and be passed over because no one recognizes it.] [……] With the daily intelligence, Ron will eventually step by step towards the highest divine throne!

In the quiet corners of Harushiro High, sometimes silence speaks the loudest. Seventeen-year-old Haruki Minase never planned to stand out. After transferring schools at the start of the spring term, he prefers to keep his head down, his words few, and his thoughts tucked safely in a leather-bound notebook he never lets anyone read. A past he won’t talk about lingers like a shadow—but at least in silence, there’s control. Then he meets Sora Fujimoto, the girl who always eats lunch alone behind the gym, who sends unsent postcards to no one, and who speaks like she’s remembering things rather than saying them. She doesn’t ask questions. She doesn’t try to fix him. But slowly, in shared spaces and unspoken moments, she begins to matter. As spring deepens into summer, Haruki and Sora begin to find comfort in each other’s quiet—folding paper stars, writing messages in library books, walking home under drifting cherry blossoms. But the closer they get, the more they must face the parts of themselves they’ve kept hidden. Before the final bell rings for summer break, a single choice will ask them both: Is it enough to be seen, or do you dare to be known?

In a modest village, a quiet young man named Arun leaves for Chennai to pursue engineering. What begins as a search for survival soon turns into a journey of creative defiance, cinematic rebellion, and silent legacy. As Arun balances hostel life, part-time jobs, and exams, he stumbles into the chaotic world of filmmaking—and finds his voice not just behind the camera, but on the page. Inside his notebooks, a high-stakes espionage thriller unfolds: Shadow Nexus, a story about a happy-go-lucky student named Arjun who finds himself at the center of a global cyberwar. But as the fictional world grows darker, so too does Arun’s battle with the industry that resists truth, originality, and discomfort. He becomes a director who refuses stardom, an artist who walks away when the noise gets too loud—and a mentor who one day inspires a stranger across the sea.

Orphaned at a young age, Layla Llewellyn feels like the luckiest girl in the world after she moves in with her uncle Bill, a gardener who lives on the scenic Arvis estate in the Berg Empire. To Layla, Arvis seems like paradise; she loves to explore the vast forest, always bringing her notebook to record the wildlife she encounters. She especially loves the birds, watching them with awe as they hatch and grow from fluffy chicks into beautiful birds. Duke Herhardt, the young, handsome lord of Arvis, is also interested in birds—and in Layla. But the difference, is he's interested in birds because he likes to hunt them... and he's interested in Layla because he likes to make her cry. If a lovely bird is trapped in a golden cage, which will she choose: a life of luxury, or freedom?

"If you're just here to ask how I'm doing, save it and go home." Aven, a seventeen-year-old vampire hunter, has no time for emotions—or for people who drag the past back into his bloodstained world. Killing monsters is routine. Feeling things? That’s a luxury he buried long ago. But when a girl with trembling hands and a worn-out notebook appears, claiming to know the truth about his mother’s death, Aven’s carefully built walls begin to crack. The vampire who killed her is still alive. And now, Aven has a choice—walk away like he always does, or face the shadows of a past that refuses to die. In a world where vampires lurk behind friendly smiles, and secrets cut deeper than silver, how far will one boy go for the truth? Cold-hearted hunter. Haunted past. A revenge that could consume him whole. This is Aven's story.

The Chinese Feng Shui Master's Counterattack in the United States.It tells the story of Lin Fang, a 30-year-old overseas Chinese man, who accidentally inherited the Feng Shui compass and mysterious notebook "Yin Yang Record" left by his grandfather after experiencing the breakdown of his marriage and the trough of his life. He was forced to embark on a life journey of using Feng Shui, fortune-telling, and gossip to solve problems and change his destiny. Lin Fang was originally born in a Feng Shui family in China. Because of the successive deaths of his family members, his life gradually became impoverished and hopeless. On the day of his divorce, he accidentally discovered his grandfather's relics. From that moment on, the gears of fate began to turn quietly. A mysterious call from across the ocean invited him to Los Angeles, USA, to "solve the house problem" for a wealthy family. Lin Fang hesitated again and again, and finally embarked on the journey alone with his grandfather's compass and notebook. This exotic trip is not a simple Feng Shui task, but a layer-by-layer, interlocking challenge of fate, a game of fate between an Eastern fortune teller and a Western old aristocrat. From Los Angeles to San Francisco, from New York to New Orleans, Lin Fang gradually unraveled the conspiracy and dark lines hidden in the city's Feng Shui pattern. He not only relied on Feng Shui to break the impasse and help the poor, but also gradually recognized the "adversity" hidden in his own destiny. This is not only a foreign inspirational counterattack work, but also a realistic suspense novel that combines the modern urban background with the wisdom of oriental metaphysics. Feng Shui is not superstition, but a way of looking at fate. Destiny can be changed, and destiny can be fought for - as long as you dare to take the first step.

"Orphaned at a young age, Layla Llewellyn feels like the luckiest girl in the world after she moves in with her uncle Bill, a gardener who lives on the scenic Arvis estate in the Berg Empire. To Layla, Arvis seems like paradise; she loves to explore the vast forest, always bringing her notebook to record the wildlife she encounters. She especially loves the birds, watching them with awe as they hatch and grow from fluffy chicks into beautiful birds. Duke Herhardt, the young, handsome lord of Arvis, is also interested in birds—and in Layla. But the difference, is he's interested in birds because he likes to hunt them... and he's interested in Layla because he likes to make her cry. She had been his lovely bird in a golden cage, and her tears had been his favorite melody. He had clipped her wings. He had locked her heart. He had broken her freedom. To keep her close, Matthias had done everything without hesitation. And because he hadn’t hesitated, he had never regretted. He had never reflected. He had never apologized. When his lovely bird, Layla, opened the cage he built and flew away, Matthias had made his cruel decision: “If I lose her forever and can’t get her back, I’d rather kill her.”

In a house with no end and no beginning, a nameless man awakens with nothing but a notebook and a hollowed mind. Each room is familiar but wrong — endless libraries filled with books he knows he wrote, but cannot remember writing. Each week, his memories slip away into oblivion, fragments of himself lost forever in the labyrinthine halls. But the notebook fights back. By recording his thoughts, he delays the inevitable erasure — for seven days at a time. Seven days to search. Seven days to remember. As he delves into the endless tomes, he discovers tales of forgotten gods, shattered realms, and a figure named Light — a presence bound to the house and to his own unraveling identity. Each book draws him into strange, dreamlike worlds where he must relive lost histories and reclaim pieces of who he once was. Yet fractures form. Reality blurs. Shadows of a stark, sterile world bleed into the decaying grandeur of the House. Flickers of white-tiled floors, locked doors, and distant voices. Slowly, the truth claws its way back: he is not where he believes. He never was. Trapped between an endless dream and a fractured mind, haunted by the thin line between madness and memory, he must confront the question he fears most: What is real? And who is he? The deeper he descends, the more dangerous the answer becomes.

Simple lang naman ang gusto ni Vivien sa buhay-pamunuan ang organisasyong itinayo ng tatay niya. Pero isang araw, biglang nagbago ang lahat. Ikaw ba naman utusan ng gangster mong ama na bumalik sa eskwela! Ngayon, sa edad na 30, kailangan niyang mag-enroll ulit bilang senior high school student para daw ma-experience ang youth and romance bago niya tuluyang mamana ang leadership ng grupo nila. Pero paano nga ba siya makikihalo sa mundo ng mga mas bata sa kanya? Sanay siya sa negosasyon, barilan, at pagtakas sa mga kalaban-hindi sa group projects, prom, at school festivals. Para sa kanya, ito na yata ang pinaka-challenging na mission sa buong buhay niya. At habang pilit niyang nag-a-adjust, may isa pang problema-ang kanyang mga kaklase. Yung iba, parang may tinatagong lihim, habang yung iba naman, mas mukhang delikado pa kaysa sa mga kriminal na nakalaban niya noon. Samahan si Vivien sa kanyang kakaibang adventure bilang isang SHS student, gang leader, at kaibigan. Upload day is Saturday - 7pm

You know what's worse than being dead? Being half-dead. With a stiff back. No coffee. A Minecraft sheep as my emotional support animal. And a tattoo that vibrates every time I screw up — which is... often. I’m Renji Kurogane. Once a cop. Then an archaeologist. Now? Just a guy with a cosmic parasite squatting in his soul, offering universal Wi-Fi and occasional sarcasm. It all started with a cursed envelope. No sender. No return address. Just a notebook that hissed at me and a single word — Senku. One word too many. Since then? Reality’s been unraveling like a drunk god’s sweater. Timelines are glitching. Doors are opening. And somehow, I’m still the one holding the detonator. I’m not a chosen one. There’s no prophecy. No divine calling. I’m a walking bug in the system. A corrupted save file the multiverse keeps trying to delete. I’m searching for 23 fragments — ancient, cursed, possibly sentient gems that lock away something so broken, Time itself blocked it on all platforms. My mentor? A forgotten god with the ego of a cursed influencer. My spiritual guide? A sheep. A literal sheep. And yes — she judges me with every pixelated blink. This isn’t a hero’s journey. It’s not even a comeback story. It’s an existential black comedy wrapped in cosmic horror, buried under unreliable memories, and gift-wrapped by fate with duct tape and bad decisions. The universe doesn’t want to be saved. It just wants to laugh — front-row — while I fall apart. So yeah. If Deadpool, Rick Sanchez, and John Constantine had a deeply troubled child, handed him a cursed relic and a one-way ticket to Hell… You’d get me. Welcome to my story. But be careful. The Eye already noticed you. Author’s Note This story is 100% original and entirely written, directed, and emotionally overcaffeinated by me. Yes, I use tools for grammar polish and creative fine-tuning — because I like my commas functional and my metaphors mildly unhinged. But every plot twist, every relic, every scream into the void… Is handcrafted with existential dread, narrative obsession, and the kind of insomnia that makes ancient gods nervous. No AI chapters. No plagiarism. No copy-paste translations. Just me, my chaos, and a story that probably shouldn’t exist. But here we are.

I found a letter indicating about a notebook diary of a girl.

It was a rainy morning in Seoul. As usual, I sat in the corner of the classroom, holding the worn notebook that always accompanied me. Every page was a note about him—the one whose name I had never spoken. But today, the notebook was soaked with rainwater, and for the first time, I saw something that had never been there before: a message written on the last page, as if I had written it myself. "Don't let the rain stop you. There is something bigger waiting for you." Who wrote this? I don't even remember writing it. It was the beginning of a secret that would change my life.

When the cameras stop rolling, who are you really? Rae Morgan isn’t just the girl next door—she’s the face on every screen, the name on every trending list. A rising teen actress with a dazzling smile and a schedule packed with interviews, premieres, and rehearsals. But behind the flawless image is a girl craving normalcy, tired of being scripted and seen but never truly known. Enter Milo Reyes—quiet, grounded, and the kind of guy who prefers sketching in the margins of his notebook over chasing anyone’s spotlight. He’s not impressed by celebrity status or staged smiles. And he definitely never planned on talking to Rae Morgan… let alone liking her. Thrown together in the hallways of Halston High, their worlds shouldn’t make sense. But slowly—through sarcasm, secrets, late-night talks, and unexpected honesty—they begin to unravel each other’s carefully guarded layers. This isn’t a fairy tale. There’s no perfect moment, no instant chemistry, no neat and tidy ending. Just two people finding something real in a world that expects them to fake everything. Unscripted is a slow-burn high school romance about fame, identity, complicated friendships, and the unexpected love that changes everything—on screen and off.

Emma Turner arrives in Monteverde, a quiet village in southern Italy, hoping to outrun the shadows of her past. A travel writer who hasn’t written in months, she carries with her a notebook filled with blank pages and a heart still grieving the loss of her fiancé. She expects solitude. Silence. A place to quietly disappear. Instead, she finds an olive grove, a local legend, and a man named Luca. Luca Moretti is a farmer tied to the land by family, memory, and wounds of his own. He doesn’t expect Emma to stay, and she doesn’t plan to be noticed. But under the shade of an ancient olive tree—one rumored to spark unexpected love—their guarded lives begin to intertwine. As they share sunlit mornings, quiet grief, and hesitant laughter, Emma and Luca discover that healing sometimes grows where you least expect it. But just as Emma begins to open her heart again, Luca vanishes, leaving behind more questions than answers. In a town where nothing is quite as sleepy as it seems, Emma must decide if she’s brave enough to write her next chapter—not in her notebook, but in her life. Beneath the Olive Tree is a tender and hopeful romance about letting go, starting over, and the quiet, powerful magic of second chances.

"I turned into a young dragon and was captured and raised by an Evil Dragon. As we spent more time together, I noticed that the way the Evil Dragon looked at me started to become increasingly odd. It seemed... he was raising me as if I were his wife!" Princess Lucia, transformed into a young dragon, wrote down her discovery with trembling hands in her notebook. —————— Recently, the Evil Dragon Lance had a particular obsession, hoping to get the young dragon he picked up to call him "Daddy."