Who Sings Normal Girl

Juliet dibesarkan dalam lingkungan yang menjunjung tinggi norma dan ekspektasi, terutama soal hubungan. Ia tumbuh sebagai anak baik yang selalu berusaha memenuhi harapan semua orang—termasuk dalam hal cinta. Namun, semua itu berubah saat ia bertemu Avery, gadis misterius yang datang seperti badai: tenang, tapi menghancurkan segalanya secara perlahan. Avery tidak seperti siapa pun yang pernah Juliet kenal. Ia diam, tetapi penuh makna. Ia menjauh, tapi membuat Juliet ingin mendekat. Ketika dunia mendorong Juliet untuk memilih laki-laki sebagai satu-satunya arah cinta, hatinya justru memutar haluan. Ia mendambakan kehangatan dari seseorang yang tidak pernah ia sangka—Avery. Namun, cinta bukan satu-satunya hal yang rumit dalam hidup Juliet. Ia mencoba berulang kali untuk "normal", menjalin hubungan dengan laki-laki, memperbaiki kesalahan dengan mantan yang telah ia sakiti. Tapi semakin ia memaksa, semakin ia kehilangan dirinya sendiri. Dan ketika malam sunyi di kamar Juliet menyalakan percikan pertama antara dirinya dan Avery, semuanya berubah. Kini Juliet harus memilih: terus berpura-pura hidup untuk orang lain, atau jujur pada perasaan yang telah lama bersembunyi di balik mata Avery

Magic is the programming language of the world. But in a fantasy world, nobody has ever heard about programming. That is, nobody except Aurea. Formerly known as Aurora, she was reborn with all the knowledge she brought from Earth. She spent the 40 years of her previous life studying society, science, programming, hermetism, mythology, and alchemy. She died financially broke and emotionally broken, but all her accumulated knowledge and her nerdiness are about to pay off. She starts her life as the daughter of a slave, set against impossible odds from the beginning. But if incantations work as a programming language, then she knows exactly what to do to turn the tables. Words and syntax were the bread and butter of her former life, and material components look more like APIs and plugins. She didn’t meet a Goddess, wasn’t summoned like a hero, didn’t have a System giving her an ability. Instead, she was just dropped there to fend for herself. But with her knowledge, she doesn’t need a cheat skill. She is the cheat herself. Discord https://discord.gg/rrFNCtvCHZ ::: Update Schedule is according to my time, which means Brazil Time (GMT -03). I wouldn’t be able to keep track of all timezones and the ever-floating Summer Saving Times and stuff, so you can either calculate it to your timezone, or just get used, because it won’t be changing for some time (I hope never, actually). I’m keeping some stockpiled chapters and always getting the posts scheduled, and any unforeseen circumstances will be explained in time. Every day: 09 AM and 04 PM (BRT, which is GMT -03) ::: What NOT to expect in this novel: - Explicit sex content - Depiction of slavery in any “good side” or “positive light”. Slavery is Evil, period. - The MC to enter a straight relationship - Harem - NTR - Any form of race superiority or inferiority discourse - Sexism - Random banter about food or entire chapters dedicated to food (I mean, I love food as much as anyone else, I’m just too tired of every single isekai novel having entire chapters describing food) What TO expect in this novel: - A slowburn story - Brain beats brawn - Action scenes, though they aren’t the first focus - The MC may enter romantic relationships, but they take more of a backstage role - People trying to live healthy polyamorous relationships. They might succeed or fail, but the important thing is that this isn’t about one person taking center stage and everyone else worshipping them - Sex might be mentioned or implied, but never more than that - Sometimes the characters might use strong language - Sadism - No, really. Sadism. Aurea might be originally a 40-year-old from Earth, but a child's brain is a child's brain, and very susceptible to trauma. The roughness of the environment of her upbringing might warp her personality a bit. This isn’t to say that she will be down a villainess path. She will just have some pleasure in making evil people suffer. Think Yae Miko in her character demo, “Anecdote of a Divine Kitsune Guuji”, you can find it on YouTube. It’s that kind of “ludic sadism”. - I’m not really sure on the level of… description of those scenes, yet. I think that when I get close to that, I’ll put up a poll to see your thoughts on the matter. It will take some time to get there, though.

Sorin was a simple person arriving in a big city to look for work. Many people said he was too naïve. He didn't believe them, of course he didn't. So why has he been so naïve to enter this place? Why has he been so naïve to not run at the first scream? Why did he stay when he saw the blood? Why didn't he run when he saw him? Standing in that chair, watching him with those dark blue eyes? - - - - These are the only two chapters I wrote. I intend to write the rest, but I am curious to see if others like my writing style, to see if others find my story engaging enough. It is a little test. Unfortunately, to write the entire story will take me a few months, maybe a year, since I don't like to write a chapter and then post it. I prefer to have the entire story finished. I just hope it is interesting enough and if you have some criticism, I am more than happy to hear it.

A lonely girl and a bird — both unable to fly in their own ways — share a silent friendship. She talks to the bird more than people. The bird listens. Sometimes, it sings. But as days pass, its feathers lose color, and its voice fades. The girl learns that the bird doesn’t sing not because it doesn’t love her, but because it sees no sky anymore. And when someone has no sky… They forget how to sing. A short and tender story about emotional captivity, quiet love, and learning to open the cage — even when it hurts .

Yuta died alone on a rainy street. He woke up in another world, starving, afraid, and carrying nothing but beef jerky and rice balls in his backpack. When he offers that food to a half-wild wolf girl, everything changes. In her culture, food is a vow. A bond. A claim. Now they must survive the twisted world. Together they will fight, learn, and love — even if neither fully understands what love means yet.

This is a normal novel. It follows the adventures of an adventurer named Sero. There is nothing special with the book. No special powers, gods, or twists. Just a completely normal novel…right?

The Girl Who Wasn’t Supposed to Exist “If no one remembers her, did she ever exist at all?” Ren Arakawa was just another high school senior, drifting through life—until one day, he noticed the quiet girl sitting by the window. Her name is Aika. No one else in class sees her. She doesn’t show up in photos, mirrors, or even digital records. When he tries to ask about her, people look at him like he’s crazy. But Aika is real. She’s warm. Mysterious. Alive. And every moment Ren spends with her… the world forgets he ever existed. Now memories vanish. Time stutters. His own name begins to blur. Caught between love and erasure, Ren must choose: Will he let go of the girl no one else remembers? Or will he hold onto her… even if it means vanishing with her forever? A haunting, emotional journey through memory, identity, and a love that shouldn't exist—but refuses to be forgotten.

She cannot speak. She cannot die. And for as long as she remembers, she has known only pain. Cursed with immortality and stripped of her voice, the girl has been passed from hand to hand—some seeking answers, others driven by fear. Torture, experimentation, reverence, and revulsion… all for a mystery she cannot explain. Then came Simon, who bought her from a traveling seller, as one might purchase a cursed relic. Like the others, he seeks to unravel the secret behind her immortality. But as Simon digs deeper into the truth of her curse, he begins to uncover a darker horror than either of them could have imagined. Because some things are not meant to be understood. And some souls were never meant to be saved.

Once, Isabella Sinclair lived a life of silk and diamonds, the adored heiress of a powerful dynasty. That world crumbled in a single night. Left with nothing but the clothes on her back, she was abandoned, mocked, and forgotten—just another face lost in the alleyways of a ruthless city. Survival wasn’t a choice. It was a war. Forced to navigate the brutal reality of homelessness, Isabella learned that power wasn’t in wealth—it was in fearlessness, in resilience, in the art of commanding respect. As she clawed her way out of the gutters, she didn’t seek redemption. She sought control. One step at a time, she infiltrated the hidden corridors of the elite, rewriting the rules of power until the very people who once sneered at her found themselves kneeling at her feet. They thought she was broken. They thought she was done. They never saw her coming. A story of strength, revenge, and the undeniable force of a woman who refused to disappear. Isabella was a fallen heiress—but she would rise as something far greater.

Claire Benning, a teenage werewolf turned at age nine, navigates the complex politics and emotions of supernatural life while struggling with love, identity, and rising to the role of Alpha. When a mysterious lycan named Mason enters her life, he sets off a chain of betrayals, blackmail, and power struggles that could doom her pack and expose the hidden world of werewolves to devastating consequences. Like bait, Mason draws Claire into a complex spiderweb of love, conflict, feelings that are running amok, and revenge long since cold. At every twist and turn, there is a new threat; but this is not only the antique Imperial lycans in their shrouds of mystery. Maybe the greatest threat actually is the girl created to be Alpha: Claire herself.

"The Girl Who Touched the Devil’s Scars" They call him Il Diavolo—the Devil of Verona. Feared by nations, worshipped by criminals, and hated by the man staring back at him in the mirror. Luca Moretti is the head of Italy’s most ruthless mafia empire, but beneath the blood and brutality lies a past he never speaks of... a childhood drowned in betrayal, pain, and fire. He vowed never to love. Never to feel. Never to let anyone touch the ashes he hides under his skin. Until her. Y/N is everything he isn’t—gentle, emotionally raw, and deeply loved. A girl with a soul made of sunlight and scars that aren’t visible to the world, only felt in the way she hugs, cries, and believes. When fate throws her into Luca’s dark world, she doesn't see a monster. She sees a man with broken hands who still builds things that can bleed. As their worlds collide, so do their wounds. She becomes the only softness he's ever known. He becomes the only danger she's ever craved. But love doesn’t survive easily in a world ruled by guns, secrets, and shadows. And when the past claws its way back, they’ll both have to choose: Redemption or Ruin

An ordinary man who on the way home after work finds himself in another world! Amazing wonders high and low! Even scenery so beautiful and desolate, humankind will never find them dull. However, there lay terrors lurking within these wonders. And so, how would an ordinary man survive this world? ... ... Please tell me, I’m not sure how I even got here! SOS! Disclaimer - My first work, first time trying, and I sure as heck don't know much about all. Please criticize so I know how to be better.

" The Girl Who Ran from The Altar " -I got betrayed from My Boyfriend- By Anonymous At just 20 years old, she thought she had it all—love, trust, and a future with the man she had adored for three years. Their wedding was supposed to be the happiest day of her life. But everything shattered when she accidentally overheard a heart-wrenching conversation—her fiancé had sold her for one million dollars to another man. The man she loved was nothing but a traitor. Dressed in her bridal attire, her heart in pieces, she ran. She fled the altar, leaving behind gasps, shouts, and chaos. Everyone chased her—family, guests, strangers—but she didn't stop. Her feet carried her far away, into the unknown, into a dense and shadowy place where even the noise of the world could not follow. There, in the heart of the darkness, she collapsed—alone and broken. Her sobs echoed in the silence of the night. And then… she wasn’t alone anymore. A mysterious man emerged from the shadows—tall, unreadable, with eyes that held secrets of their own. He didn’t ask her why she ran. He didn’t offer sympathy. Instead, he simply said: "You weren’t meant to marry him. You were meant to find me." From that moment, her life takes a turn more terrifying, more magical, and more powerful than she ever imagined. Was he her savior? Or a danger far greater than the man she left behind?

I still remember her name... But to me, she’ll always be Satsuki. We laughed. She cried. And one day, she stopped coming to school. Was it just regret? Or something more?

Do you believe in love? If I confess my love to you, would you take my word for it? Do you also believe love could turn to hate in just a second? One woman's experience could make you question everything. Ask Elena Park or should I say Roseline Monroe, the name's are different but it's the same person. Her life was a big testament to the darker side of love. Elena Park hides a dark secret: she framed her boyfriend, Adrian Vernon for murder, sending him to prison for 10 years. Fate finally exacted its revenge when a devastating accident disfigured her face, forcing her to undergo a face transplant surgery at such an early age. With her new face and identity, Elena renews herself and was determined to leave her past behind. She finds comfort with her mother's best friend and rises to success. However, her world is turned upside down when she meets Adrian again, who is now free from prison and unsuspecting of her true identity.

Kieran don’t remember the exact moment he stopped caring about the warmth of the Sun. Maybe it was the day everything became routine—wake, work, sleep—or maybe it was long before that. But then Caelum walked into his office, bathed in light like some careless ghost of summer, and everything he thought he knew started unraveling.

"Why Normal" is both a question and a quiet rebellion. It’s the cry of two boys caught between worlds they don’t understand. For Charles, a boy born to privilege and ease, being stripped of power and comfort opens his eyes to the truth of his own weakness. He ends up in a world where magic is survival—and he has none. Here, he learns to question the things he once took for granted. Why be normal, when power means everything? For Robert, born into struggle, gifted with nothing, power is a fantasy he never thought he'd taste. When he switches lives with Charles and enters a world where he finally has control—he starts to wonder if normalcy is peace, or just a cage with golden bars. Why return to normal, when power gives him a voice? Through the eyes of Charles and Robert, Why Normal explores identity, the cost of power, and the search for belonging. It's a story about what happens when the worlds we know are taken from us—and we must ask ourselves: Is being "normal" a weakness, or a choice?

Did you hear, did you hear Alex is dead and Maria killed him? I heard the whisper as I entered the classroom. I stood frozen in time, unable to break, and a sharp pain ached in my chest. Just then, Beauty came and dragged me away. He is dead, she kept shouting, he is dead, she started crying. Just then, a student came to call me out, Mr Johnson is calling you he said. Sit down, Mr Johnson said to me, Rumors are flying around that you are a witch and you killed Alex. What do you have to say for yourself? Ugh, 'erm', 'erm', I stammered and said No, I have not heard about it. I see, so now answer this and better not lie to me, DID YOU KILL ALEX? Mr Johnson said, half shouting, attracting the other teachers in the staff room, looking in my direction

In a war-scarred village where swords speak louder than kindness, Anya is just a quiet girl with a soup pot and a gentle heart. Overlooked by the world, she serves steaming bowls to soldiers, refugees, and wanderers—asking for nothing but offering everything. But when a broken knight named Ruan stumbles to her table, something begins to change. One by one, warriors, nobles, and even kings start returning—not for power, but for peace, warmth, and the woman who reminded them of both. As word spreads, Anya becomes the center of something she never sought: loyalty, devotion, and love. Not because she’s powerful in battle, but because she heals what the world forgot to protect—the human spirit. In a tale of quiet resilience and fierce devotion, Anya doesn’t just stir soup… she stirs hearts. And soon, she’s not just loved— She’s pampered by all.

"Congratulations! You've been accepted to Emberthorn Academy for the Magically Gifted. Please arrive promptly... or be collected by firebird." Twelve-year-old Elira Wren thought she was a completely ordinary village girl—until a firebird crashed into her breakfast table carrying a letter sealed in ash and gold. Next thing she knows, she’s whisked away to Emberthorn Academy, a floating magical school hidden beyond the Veil of Ashes and Flame. There, students conjure lightning in hallways, duel with spellblades at lunch, and casually brew potions that might accidentally turn your ears into tulips. There’s just one problem: Elira has no idea how to use magic... ...until one slip-up causes her to unleash a forbidden fire thought extinct for centuries—Everburn Flame. Suddenly, Elira is the center of unwanted attention. Some think she’s the chosen heir of a long-lost magical bloodline. Others think she’s a walking disaster. But when strange shadows begin creeping through the academy’s ancient halls and visions of a forgotten enemy plague her dreams, Elira realizes this flame isn’t just part of her... It’s a key to a secret war, a buried past, and a destiny she never asked for. With a sarcastic half-sylph genius, a chaotic shapeshifter bestie, and a mysterious headmistress who may know more than she’s saying, Elira must survive classes, unravel ancient prophecies, and somehow not set the school on fire. "They told me magic was dangerous. They didn’t say it might be me."

The story explores the intricate and ambiguous relationship between Natalie, a elite New York businesswoman, and Chloe, an escort at an upscale club. Natalie, born into wealth and success, carries herself with an air of reserved detachment. Chloe, effortlessly alluring, possesses an unexpected sincerity that sets her apart. Their first encounter at the club begins as a transactional arrangement—money for companionship. But what starts as a physical exchange gradually deepens into something more volatile: a tangled game of affection and calculation, where genuine emotion and hidden agendas collide.

Mirielle Blanchet sells calming teas by day and stirs up storms in secret. Being an “ordinary” herbalist is hard enough without a sentient, humming hat that refuses to stay hidden. But in a kingdom where witches are just bedtime stories or so the nobles insist, keeping a low profile is more complicated than steeping the perfect cup. When a suspiciously charming count’s entourage rolls into town, and a certain witch hunter with annoyingly nice boots starts lingering a little too close, Mirielle finds herself juggling enchanted pastries, treacherous tea parties, and friends who may or may not be cursed. She’ll have to lie, charm, and maybe hex her way through the noble court… all while pretending to be completely normal. Expect off-key humming, sass in satin, and just enough magical mischief to keep your kettle boiling.