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The One On The Left

THE ABANDONED ONE

Prince Aerion of House Valor was never meant to be a headline. As one of the world’s rare male Omegas—and the center of a scandal that nearly toppled the monarchy—he was hidden away behind palace walls and silenced by the weight of tradition. The public forgot him. His family did too. But solitude shaped Aerion into something far stronger than anyone anticipated: fiercely intelligent, emotionally guarded, and quietly ambitious. While the world assumed he was delicate, he was earning degrees in economics, mastering martial arts, and waiting for the moment he'd finally take control of his own life. That moment never comes on his terms. When political tensions threaten to destabilize the monarchy, King Theron—Zenith’s reigning Alpha, and Aerion’s estranged cousin by law—is forced to marry for the sake of the crown. He agrees, expecting a pliant Omega who’ll fulfill ceremonial duties and provide a politically advantageous heir. What he doesn’t expect is Aerion: sharp-tongued, emotionally armored, and absolutely unwilling to be anyone’s pawn. Their first meeting is a clash of worlds—Theron, all control and calculation; Aerion, all fire and frost. To the press, they’re a fairytale reborn. Behind palace doors, they’re anything but. Resentments simmer. Power shifts. And underneath the arguments and awkward silences, something electric begins to build—desire, and maybe even the beginnings of trust. But nothing stays private in a royal court. As anti-Omega factions and conservative power-players plot to remove Aerion from the line of succession, the couple must decide if their reluctant union can survive the pressure—or transform into something real. Theron, once immovable in his ideals, must confront the uncomfortable truth: the Omega he once underestimated may be the kingdom’s greatest asset. And Aerion, for all his walls, must choose whether love is a risk worth taking—especially when carrying a royal heir could mean becoming even more of a target. The Abandoned One is a story of legacy, autonomy, and the tension between love and duty in a modern monarchy. It’s about two men redefining what it means to rule, to belong, and to be strong—in their own way, on their own term
Ebinum_Racheal · 839 Views

Those Left in the Dark

The world didn't end with a bang. No fire. No warning. Just silence. Jason Wright and his family now live buried beneath the surface, sealed in a high-tech bunker designed for survival—not comfort. With no messages from the outside and no clear explanation for the collapse, days blur into one another. Their only certainty is isolation. But what really happened out there? Was it a disaster... or something intentional? Is there still life beyond the bunker walls? Are their friends, lovers, extended family still alive—or long gone? How long can a family endure in such close confinement before old roles shift and new attractions emerge? Can Jason carry the weight of responsibility when the world above offers no answers—and the world below begins to fracture? And if he ever gets out of the bunker... what will Jason find waiting for him outside? — Author Notes — This is my first novel. It’s a character-driven, slow-burn psychological drama set in a post-apocalyptic bunker, exploring the effects of prolonged isolation, moral collapse, and shifting family dynamics. The story includes mature themes and emotional complexity. >Content Warnings / Themes: #Incest (gradual tension, emotional and/or physical) #Moral ambiguity #Post-apocalyptic survival #Isolation & mental strain #Power dynamics within a confined space #Yuri >Why I’m Writing This: I'm writing this story to push my own boundaries as a author and to explore difficult questions about ethics, survival, and human psychology when stripped of societal norms. This project is a learning process for me. I'm not aiming for perfection—I’m aiming to grow. So if you read this and feel something—anything—I’d truly appreciate hearing your thoughts. Constructive criticism is more than welcome, whether it’s about pacing, dialogue, characters, or anything else. Please let me know what worked for you and what didn’t. Thanks for giving it a chance.
Inkaryon · 119.9K Views
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