A Suitable Boy

When temperamental drug dealer Baek Tae-hyun crosses paths with Lee Ji-hoon, the privileged child of a wealthy doctor, his world spirals into chaos. A mysterious gift from a stranger sets off a dangerous game—one that could cost Baek everything, including his heart.

Born into a noble family, Aiden was marked by a deadly curse—feared, used, and ultimately abandoned by his own blood. Branded a monster, he was left to die. But years later, the boy they cast away returns, no longer a victim… but the master of the power they once exploited. And this time, he’s not here to beg for love—he’s here to choose justice… or vengeance

This novel is about a boy's adventures and tragedies in life, which may be common among not many around us. This story covers most of the categories in its pages but may not contain some common ones. It may also contain non-fiction parts amongst its words. This novel is written to express such stories among the commoners. Just an ordinary but fascinating story full of life. It may not bring enthusiasm to many readers, but to those who do read, it can change their perspective on life, and such people will surely enjoy reading it.

The name's Renjiro Koizumi, a Fudanshi, aka, a rotten BL fan. And I'm proud I am. My life is easy and peaceful, but then we had to come back from living abroad for years. When I entered high school, I was also met by my childhood friend, and surprisingly enough, I met a few new friends within the time I'm here. There's just one thing I noticed, male students here are so giving the gay vibe! Like my classmate who, I just found out, have feelings for my cold and annoying roommate. Then, a senior of mine has a secret crush on my best friend?! Two friends fell in love with each other, enemies to lovers trope. And step brothers with benefits?! As fudanshi, will I ever be able to help these boys get it on with their crushes? We'll see...!

The journey of an unknown boy without a name, purpose, and family. He doesn't know who gave birth to him, he doesn't even know who he is. All he knows is that he must find "Something". (A/N: First time writing, I don't speak English fluently so please help with the mistakes I made, if possible, so I can make it a book that everybody can understand. Random Word counts, I will put as many words as I can and hope you can understand it. Good luck.)

After the death of her father, Nadia and her mother move to Alamia for a fresh start. Thereafter, she pushes all boundaries to befriend a loner boy in her class, of whose secret identity she remains unaware of. Would it be a wholesome friendship of a lifetime or would it divulge into something deeper and chaotic like fake dating the mafia's second son? Primarily a heartwarming story of shenanigans, friendship, family and finding home with a dash of spice, drama, murder, mystery, love, loss and woe. —tropes: found family, slow burn, childhood to highschool to college to working life, bickering mains, multiple lead characters, childhood friends to lovers.

A boy who became a father and a lover, and what did the man tell him, what he did to save his child's life? To know all this, you have to read my story here.

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when a boy,transfers to a new school,his previous school was messy he defeated a whole gang of gang even the leader. he is max polito,ready to play nice and quiet athis new school,he will meet new firends/allied. he will encounter deadly enemies. in his new school.

Romeo O'Brian has spent most of his teenage life studying, sailing, and silently loving Briar Crawford -- his sister’s best friend, his next-door neighbor, the girl who lives like she has nothing to lose. When their families send them to the beach house alone for the summer, Romeo knows it’s his last chance to tell her how he feels -- before he sets off on a year-long solo sailing trip around the world. But Briar is drowning in her own way -- caught between grief, guilt, and the ghosts of the brother she lost. She's not interested in falling in love. And if she was, it would never be with Romeo, the cinnamon-sweet boy who sees too much. Now surrounded by friends, secrets, and unexpected feelings, Romeo has one summer to prove he’s more than the sweet, sensitive, guy she's always known. Everyone's making him look cool -- funnier, hotter, more grown than she ever saw before. And Briar has to decide whether the only heart she’s never meant to break... might be the one she can’t live without. It’s supposed to be casual. Just a distraction. But Romeo’s not a little boy anymore. And no matter how hard she tries, Briar can’t stop falling for him

In the bustling city of Miravale, Aarav, a humble and hardworking mechanic from the slums, crosses paths with Urmila Rana, the daughter of one of the city's wealthiest families. Their meeting is pure accident—a flat tire, a chance encounter, and a conversation that lingers. Despite the worlds that separate them, Urmila is drawn to Suraj honesty, strength, and the quiet dreams he hides behind his calloused hands. Suraj, though intimidated by her status, can't deny the spark he feels—something deeper than just attraction. As they begin to secretly date, both face intense pressure. Urmila's elite world is filled with judgment and tradition, while Suraj's community warns him of heartbreak. But love doesn't follow rules. When secrets unravel and Urmila's family discovers the truth, Suraj must decide whether to fight for her or let her go. In the end, it’s not about wealth or status—but whether love is enough to bridge a gap society says should never be crossed. "When Worlds Collide" is a heartwarming tale of love, courage, and the strength to rewrite destiny.

In the quiet corners of Tokyo, Kaito lives a double life—by day, a reserved barista at Café Lumière, and by night, the dazzling drag performer Kane, who captivates crowds with glitter and fire. When Ren, a regular customer and aspiring artist, accidentally discovers Kaito’s secret, the two form an unexpected bond that blurs the lines between performance and reality. As Ren draws Kaito’s hidden self and Kaito wrestles with the fear of exposure, their friendship deepens into something fragile and beautiful. Together, they confront the pressure of living behind masks—both literal and metaphorical—and find courage in vulnerability. The Boy in the Café is a tender boys’ love story about identity, acceptance, and the courage it takes to shine as your true self, even when the world is watching.

Not every monster kills you. Some just keep you broken enough to never fight back. Ryan’s tired. Tired of pretending. Tired of chasing that fake feeling of relief through his phone. Every day’s the same—wake up, scroll, regret, repeat. It’s not even about pleasure anymore. It’s survival. Just enough numbness to not feel like he’s drowning. But something’s off. The air in his room feels heavier. The silence doesn’t sit right. And sometimes… he hears things. Whispers. Words that feel too familiar to ignore. There’s something there, something watching—and it’s not here to kill him. It’s here to keep him stuck. The Boy of Scars doesn’t need to tear you apart. All it needs is for you to give up. To listen. To stay down. And Ryan? He’s starting to realize that the real enemy might not be the addiction… but the voice behind it, feeding off his shame. This isn’t a redemption story. It’s a fight to remember who you are before the darkness tells you who you’re not.

After losing her memory of one year, Terra meets Bright again—unaware he was once the boy she loved deeply in high school. As they reconnect, he helps her relive their shared past through emotional dates, tender moments, and passionate nights, hoping she’ll remember what they once were. Though Terra battles confusion, heartbreak, and haunting flashbacks, fragments of her old life return—protective moments, secret kisses, and the discovery that Bright may have once been involved in something dark. Her desire to recover her memories intensifies, even when it risks her health. Despite it all, their bond deepens through moments with family, danger from the past, and painful truths. Each step forward brings her closer to remembering not just who she was—but why she fell in love with him all over again.

A rich living boy in modern world reincarnated in fantasy world and travel through multiple world with his harem and wives.

Like I explained to my therapist. In A Lot Of these events all happen in the year 2033. Yeah a long time ago. But reflecting back on that time, I will say that I'm impressed with myself that I haven't fallen to that darkness of killing. Because what I did I did to survive. Even though I was one of the many victims that survive that psychopaths plan. The man who Imprisoned 250, 000 players inside of virtual reality prison for 3 years. I have lost friends, but the enemies I fought. I have no recruits and I am glad that I put them in their brain dead state. But that could have been me. And back the reality of it, it was life or death. Me Or Them. Survival and Freedom.

The entire nation was eagerly watching the grand wedding between two of the biggest real estate empires—"Royal Estates" and "Prem Real Estate." This wasn’t just a union of two hearts, but a merger of two kingdoms. However, the groom, Romi, the son of Royal Estates' owner, seemed unusually gloomy about the wedding. Meanwhile, the bride, Preeti, daughter of Prem Real Estate's owner, Prem Chaudhary, ran away just before the ceremony! Now, Prem Chaudhary was in deep trouble—his business deals, family honor, and reputation were all on the line. In desperation, he remembered something—his daughter had a twin brother, Monty, who looked exactly like her! In a moment of panic, he came up with a wild plan—Monty would take Preeti’s place as the bride! Monty: "Dad, have you lost your mind? I'm a guy!" Prem Chaudhary: "Until Preeti is found, you ARE Preeti!" Monty: "But…!" Prem Chaudhary: "Son, sometimes, saving honor requires a little lipstick!" To save his family’s pride, Monty had no choice but to go through with this bizarre wedding. Hidden beneath the bridal veil, he was sweating bullets, but no one suspected a thing. After the ceremony, Romi gently told his “bride”

"Initially, everything seemed ordinary. Yet, cascade of questions began to flood my mind: Is love truly what everyone perceives it to be? Is it merely fleeting emotions, or does it delve deeper, more authentically? In this narrative, we shall uncover that love is not as simplistic as we often envision. It transcends the limitations of language and surpasses the intricate mental constructs we create. Within its realm, we may encounter moments of euphoria and periods of profound sorrow. Ultimately, however, love endures as the driving force that propels us onward." 

A boy named Lenn met a girl named Lila on the streets in his childhood days. Lila ran away after Lenn tried to help her. After several years, he met that same girl when he arrived to College and approached to her. They became great friends as time went by. However, Lenn and Lila didn't suspect any familiarity from each other as they kept their childhood secrets from everyone. Would Lenn fulfill his childhood dreams to know who that little girl was? What if those two would stay friends without learning each other's secret? There is a solution to every problem, even when it's serious. This is more than romance.

"Ruined by a Straight Boy" is a raw, emotionally charged journey through the wreckage of unspoken feelings, misread signals, and the heartbreak of queer longing tangled in heteronormative illusions. This album-poem hybrid unravels the aftermath of falling for someone who could never fully reciprocate—not because they were cruel, but because they were never meant to be yours. Told through a mix of biting sarcasm, melancholic reflection, and cathartic vulnerability, the project captures the turbulence of queer heartbreak—the kind that doesn't just hurt, but also humiliates, heals, and ultimately empowers. Each song-poem is a confession, a confrontation, or a quiet mourning, forming a lyrical diary of disillusionment, grief, emotional codependency, and the slow rebirth of self-worth. Set against atmospheric, often minimalist soundscapes, Ruined by a Straight Boy is both a middle finger and a love letter—to the boy who never saw you, and the version of you that kept waiting to be seen. It’s not just about him. It’s about reclaiming the pieces of yourself he didn’t understand. It’s about being ruined, then rebuilt. It’s about being queer, emotional, and unapologetically loud in your softest pain.

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tale of a 16 year old boy lifes