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Imagine a home where love and pain entwine like the threads of a fragile fabric. For Corrine, this is the reality she faces as her childhood innocence shatters like delicate glass. Her parents' marriage fractures, and the world around her begins to unravel. But that's just the beginning. As she navigates the treacherous landscape of adolescence, Corrine must confront the dark threat of child grooming, the suffocating weight of cultural expectations, and the cruel politics of the adult world. With each step, Corrine's understanding of home is reshaped by the harsh truths of her reality. Yet, in the midst of pain and loss, she finds small victories that redefine what home means to her. It's a place of love and loss, endurance and hope. "The Shape of Home" is a powerful and poignant exploration of identity, belonging, and resilience. Join Corrine on her journey as she searches for light in the shadows, and discovers that even in the darkest moments, home can be a sanctuary of love and strength.

Three years ago, Crystal Gomez gave her heart to Justin Miller only to have it shattered by a cruel misunderstanding that tore them apart. She rebuilt her life piece by piece, vowing never to fall again for sweet words or stolen kisses. Now a confident, rising marketing executive in a bustling modern city, Crystal has everything except closure. When Justin walks back into her life, no longer the carefree boy she once loved but a man with a quiet intensity and deep regret, old wounds resurface and so do buried feelings she thought she had left behind. He wants a second chance. She wants answers.But time has changed them both. Can love survive pride, pain, and the years between? Or was their forever only meant to live in the past? “You’re still the only woman I’ve ever wanted even after all this time.” This is a heart wrenching and soul healing journey of forgiveness, rediscovery, and the power of a love that never truly fades.

A man is killed and awakens in a mysterious white room, face to face with a powerful deity who governs all life in the universe. The deity offers him a second chance—to return to Earth. Driven by his love for his little sister, who is gravely ill and in desperate need of medical care, he accepts the offer. However, there's a catch: to earn his way back, he must conquer multiple worlds, each filled with its own dangers and challenges.

"Sissy, I brought you a gift." He shuddered in fear the moment he heard her voice. Whenever he heard her voice, he knew nothing good ever came out of it. "Please, not today." His voice made it obvious he was scared. She laughed, then touched his shoulder. He flinched, but she held him down. "Please." he said in almost a whisper. ***** "HI." she waved at him. "You must be the Riley everyone's talking of, right?" He was left dumbfounded, hearing her say she had heard about him. Everyone who had heard about him made sure to keep their distance, so just why was she trying to start a conversation with him? "If you are doing this to become popular, then you are very well welcome to be my friend. But if you are just naive, I would advise you to keep your distance." he said to discourage her. "We do have something in common. You get bullied, so you hate bullies, while I hate them just because they are bullies." "Hating them does not change the fact that you will get bullied if you befriend me." "Then I will have you watch me kick their asses if they try messing with us." "Are we friends now." she asked after they both laugh at her former words. "We are, as long as you are ready to kick some ass." "Bring it on."

Everyone has, at some point, quietly admired someone from afar—watching, learning, even changing, just for the chance to be noticed. This is the story of a boy who fell in love not just with a girl, but with the idea of being someone she might love. From a single bottle of water handed over during gym class to months of silent devotion, he built his world around her shadow. Yet, as time passed and reality crept in, he faced a quiet but powerful question: Was he truly in love with her—or with the version of himself he created for her? This is a coming-of-age reflection on infatuation, identity, and the quiet strength it takes to choose yourself.

17-year-old Thomas Tachful has the rare gift of sensing emotions before anyone speaks. But when a mysterious killer appears, his world spirals out of control. Trust shatters as Thomas suspects everyone — from his neighbor Richard to his best friend John. Amid growing fear and confusion, Thomas must uncover the truth: could the greatest threat be the people closest to him?

Sometimes home can be in people but what if home leaves.What if home doesn't find the same warmth and Safety in you?

2 boys getting stuck in a forest, trying to get home

The story follows Mesai a yr11 girl in first person,may be the occasional flip to 3rd person, Mesai is an antisocial girl who is unwilling to show or share her emotions. She has her life planned until she meets a new boy. An unknown feeling overwhelms her as her life and personality slowly change. Possibly for the better, possibly not. Releases: Periodic, around 2-3k length for each chapter. Over holidays chapter release will possibly increase. Please note that I will often revert to earlier chapters to edit and fix grammer errors. Age recommendation.( 14+) Trigger warning that there is themes of violence.

There was a knight named "Jester". Since he was a child he never felt loved. He was an abandoned by her own family. He didn't have a chance to know them or what they're purpose of abandoning him. Such misery for a child left alone in such a dangerous world. But luck was on his hand as his fate changes as he grows older. His fate gradually changes. But he never knew that it was all just as a start of his story. To meet his fate. Now let the story begin.

It Followed Us Home" After a terrifying encounter with an unseen force, Emmanuel, Clara, and their group of friends thought they were rid of the horrors that had stalked them. They moved on, trying to live ordinary lives, hoping that the nightmarish events they’d survived were behind them. But the darkness never truly leaves. When a deadly force begins to haunt them once more, Emmanuel and Clara must confront the terrifying reality that the malevolent entity is still out there—waiting for them. As strange occurrences mount and the line between the living and the dead blurs, they begin to question everything: Who can they trust? What is real? The entity, which had once followed them home, now promises to never let them escape. Emmanuel and Clara’s only hope lies in understanding what the force wants, but with every attempt to escape its grasp, the terror only grows stronger. In the end, as the force resurfaces in their new home, Emmanuel and Clara realize that no matter how far they run, they may never truly be free from the darkness that watches them. The evil has always been there, and it’s still waiting for the perfect moment to strike.

After five years in the city chasing a career that slowly burned her out, Mira Ellis returns to her quiet hometown with nothing but exhaustion, memories, and the echo of her father’s legacy. She tells herself it’s temporary—a pause, not a full stop. But the town she left has shifted in small, meaningful ways. Her childhood home feels both familiar and foreign. Her best friend, Zuri, is still a hurricane of warmth. And then there’s Darian Carter—the quiet carpenter whose voice carries through the town meeting like a hammer to the heart. They weren’t close back then, and they don’t exactly start off on the right foot now. His words sting. Hers cut back. But as the tension between them simmers, something else stirs beneath it—something deeper, something that neither of them are quite ready for. As Mira begins to uncover what she’s really running from—grief, pressure, and the ghost of a dream—she must ask herself a question that terrifies her more than failure ever did: What if coming home isn’t about a place at all?

Plot Thousands of years ago when the gods walked the earth, they fought wars amongst themselves for the throne of the earth. And before the new King of the gods was crowned, rose a new hero among the people, his name was Gilgamesh. The son of the half-god Lugalbanda and the goddess Ninsun. Gilgamesh was raised to become the King of Uruk but his destiny was threatened when a prophesy was revealed to the goddess Innana that she would be the goddess of the four corners of the world as long as the seed of Lugalbanda does not get to live. Gilgamesh survived the assassination and lived to take the throne of his father. Being two thirds god, Gilgamesh worried about the possibility of death and wanted to live forever like the gods to a point he decided to journey to Nibiru to attain immortality. And it was on this quest that he crossed paths with the goddess Innana, battled monsters and bulls of heaven. After numerous victories, angering the gods in the process, Gilgamesh was denied immortality. After his friend Enkidu dies, Gilgameshs immortality quest was renewed and he journeyed to the Sinai Peninsula in search of the tree of Life. There he met Utnapishtim, the hero of the deluge. And Gilgamesh finally learnt that Immortality was granted and not taken by strength. One had to become a great hero recognized by the gods to become immortal. With a renewed hope, Gilgamesh undertakes to be a great hero of the people, taking on The Seven destruction gods and their Lord, the Leviathan. Will Gilgamesh be granted immortality after he becomes the greatest hero of the earth?

Sarus Fortress is a titanic bastion of stone, steel, and sorrow—an ever-expanding bulwark built by the Bullard Empire to encircle the accursed island at the world's end. Beneath that island’s ashen skies lie the shattered hearts and skulls of three dead gods, whose corpses still fester with divine malice. From them crawl endless horrors—monstrosities birthed from madness and spite—that claw relentlessly at the walls of reality, seeking to unmake all mortal life. To sustain the fortress and fund the eternal war, the empire long ago enacted the Tithe: a grim tradition that claims lives in lieu of taxes, conscripting men, women, and children alike into the grinding teeth of its war machine. Here, survival depends not only on strength, but on adaptation. Soldiers wield heirlooms that are passed through blood , channel blessings from careless gods, command alien spirits, and harness Mori—the lingering essence of the dead. Through the Bonding ritual that is performed by the followers of the great unison the graft the flesh of the enemy onto their own in desperate bids for power is common place . And yet, despite all this, the dead gods’ corruption spreads. This is the tale of five conscripts claimed by the Tithe—five souls bound not by blood or banner, but by the absence of home. A salt miner who murdered his kin to claim their mori-born magic. A disgraced noblewoman clawing her way back from exile with charm, spite, and ambition. A glass-winged pixie the size of a thimble, who named herself after her favorite animal and chose to follow humans out of love. A disillusioned blessed Apothecary who seeks a purpose as he lost his. A Veteran soldier born into the Fortress who has undergone the Bonding more times than she can remember, all to live up to the memories of her parents. Together, they are thrown into the gullet of war not as saviors, but as offerings. Whether they will survive—or change the shape of the world in their struggle—is a story still unfolding beneath the an unending sky.

Follow the shenanigans of two child-deities as they try to find a home and settle down (with varying success). [May be traumatizing in later chapters, be warned!] {Based loosely off of regular fantasy.}

Niyati, a strong willed and independent woman, has always dreamed of finding her perfect match. Her Mother, eager to see her settled, constantly nudges her to get married. However, Nia ( Niyati) refuses to compromise on her ideals. At work, Nia meets Arjun a charming and efficient colleague who is a CEO of the company in which she works unaware of his true identity . As they collaborate on projects, their initial banter turns into a deeper connection. But Nia's hesitation to commit and Arjun's own relationship fears threaten to derail their budding romance. Will they end up together or Fate has different plans for them read to find out ?

"Dared Home' is a story of a young lady named "Trisha and her Parent". The story started from her parents love story and how they came about Trisha and her little brother 'Chosen', the reality that hounded the both parents from the beginning of their relationship till they became married, have the two kids and brought them up to their adulthood. The life the both children chosed to live when they became adult. Trisha's love story and heartbreaks, Chosen's lifestyle and the predicament he encountered to become rich and successful. The family Tree and the business strategy used to become most richest and famous family in their society.

Have you met the only female warrior and first generation ruler in the kingdom below the mountains, trained to fight with a generations curse? That female warrior is none other than Delaney, grand daughter of a former cursed maid of her indigenous kingdom who brought nothing but havoc. Delaney is her grandmother's heir, on a generational mission to take down the kingdom who didn't help her when she was in need. She successfully kidnaps the kingdom of light's heir and is willing to take his blood but a force pulls her back as she tries. The more she perseveres, the more she weakens...She locks him up and checks up on him every night...this began the start of whole new life but when romance intersects a curse , would they both be able to live?

Unibook: Roses and Thorns – Just for Them In this vibrant and intimate project, each page is an invitation to explore the strength, vulnerability, and challenges of women, young ladies, or girls who take the lead in their own stories. Through short and fascinating narratives, readers will dive into a mosaic of emotions where female characters face their dilemmas, discover their inner strength, and leave indelible marks on the world around them. Creating or breaking passions, these stories unfold in a realm where monotony finds no place. But as with every blooming rose, thorns also have their role. Here, male interactions play a fundamental part in emotional development and story climaxes, bringing tension, complicity, and sometimes the most unexpected lessons. "Unibook: Roses and Thorns – Just for Them" is more than a title; it is a call to celebrate the complexity of human relationships, where femininity and masculinity intertwine to craft stories that captivate and provoke deep reflections. "Welcome to Unibook... A universe of stories that are not just about them, nor merely for them, but lovingly created with them – embracing everything they represent. Here, feminine strength integrates, acts, and shapes destiny with its unique essence. A world where no one, man or woman, could reach their full potential without the initial drive of this strength, this care, this devotion. A world that celebrates the thorns that protect and enhance the beauty of roses. After all, we are here, Just for Them."

Take away the comfort of a stable home—and step into the memory of a boy raised entirely at sea. Told from a childlike perspective, A Home on the Sea is a haunting snapshot of life aboard a ship, shaped by stars, salt, and a father whose love slowly sank beneath the weight of duty. It’s a soft, aching tale of growing up where the tide is always moving—and the heart is always reaching for land.

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In the realm of Nurghazira, where prayers drift like mist and mountains breathe ancient secrets, lived a boy with no name but a thousand destinies—Zayan. Raised in the shadow of ruins and old remedies by a blind healer known only as Master Faatir, Zayan never imagined the old man’s chants and clay bottles held more than herbs. But on the night the moon bled silver, the old master whispered his final breath and left behind a book—a living script written in light, sealed with the sighs of seven jinn. The Book of Breath and Bone. Its verses could only be read by a soul cleansed in silence and dawnlight. Its pages did not speak of war—but of wounds: physical, spiritual, and those too deep for any blade or balm. It was a manual of healing and harmony, of energy and equilibrium—meant to rebuild a shattered world, one heartbeat at a time. But peace is a forbidden art in a world built on control. From the Ashen Exorcists of the Eastern peaks, to the Gu Sorcerers of the Southern swamps, powers stir—hunters of sacred knowledge, chasers of divine fire. They come not for healing, but for the final seal: Afaaj, the crest of celestial dominion. Zayan must journey through ancient ruins veiled in jasmine mist, cross cities where potions are politics, and learn to wield techniques born not just from muscle or mind—but from soul memory. He will learn of the Sky Pulse, of Talismanic Breaths, of Eye Gurah and Spirit Points. He will walk the thin thread between healer and warrior—between savior and heretic. And above all, he must answer the whisper of the pages: “Are you the Healer of the End, or the End of all Healers?”