Day And June

A beautiful 19 year old girl named Luria who spends her days training while tied up. Luria, a brilliant but misunderstood young girl, trains under an unusual self-discipline method involving physical restriction. In silence, she seeks control, not chaos.

"A story of a bodyguard who is suspended from his work for 151 days and has to stay with a normal boy — his childhood crush and friend. They spend time together, and the bodyguard returns to his duty with a heart full of memories and a renewed will to live."

In 1972, a groundbreaking discovery by Herbert Boyer and Stanley Cohen in genetic engineering, where they created the first transgenic organisms by inserting a resistance gene into an E. coli plasmid, sparked both immense scientific excitement and public backlash. While many hailed it as a monumental step forward, others protested, fearing humanity was "playing God." Amidst this controversy, Jeremy Karlson, a renowned paleontologist, recognized the profound potential of Boyer and Cohen's work. He saw it as a means to achieve something unprecedented: bringing dinosaurs back to life. Jeremy, accompanied by his wealthy step-brother Jake, who offered to fully fund the ambitious project, met with Boyer and Cohen. Jeremy revealed that during an expedition in Alaska, his team had discovered a perfectly preserved, 17,000-year-old juvenile dire wolf with intact organs, from which they successfully extracted degraded DNA. He believed that with Boyer and Cohen's expertise in transgenic technology, they could use this DNA, and by extension, potentially dinosaur DNA, to resurrect extinct creatures. Initially hesitant and skeptical of the audacious proposition, Boyer and Cohen were eventually swayed by Jeremy's unwavering confidence and the sheer magnitude of the idea. With Jake's financial backing and Jeremy's bold vision, they agreed to collaborate. The project, estimated to take four to five years, aimed to apply the nascent field of genetic engineering to the realm of paleontology, promising to reshape the world in an unimaginable way. As they left, Jeremy mused that when their success became public, the world would be irrevocably divided.

June 22: Chronicles of the Undead Six months after the zombie apocalypse began, J.K. documents his daily fight for survival in a world overrun by the dead. Living with a small group in a crumbling farmhouse, every day brings new danger, hard choices, and haunting memories. When a distant smoke signal hints at other survivors, J.K. must decide: stay hidden or risk everything for a chance at hope? Told through gripping journal entries, this post-apocalyptic tale explores the cost of survival—and what it means to truly live.

Leo Shen just transferred to Qingchen High School, a prestigious academy in a city completely unfamiliar to him. All he wants is a peaceful school life, low-key and drama-free. But on his very first day, strange things start happening: an intense silver-haired girl warns him about the school’s secrets, his classmates already seem to know who he is, and his quiet personality somehow makes him stand out even more. As Leo tries to navigate his new life, three very different girls begin entering his world—each with her own charm, secrets, and reason for noticing him. This is a light-hearted, slow-burn romance set in a modern school with slice-of-life comedy, awkward encounters, and maybe... something more than just coincidence.

In a world scarred by war and oppressive regimes, the once-proud Twelfth Legion lies shattered. Disarmed and humiliated under the tyrannical General Besa, General Mervin Kapapi ("The Iron Resolve") and his remaining soldiers plot to reclaim their honor and weapons, offering their services to a treacherous Governor in a desperate gambit. Meanwhile, the Legion's spirit endures through its scattered remnants. Survivors Kael and Lira, escaping a massacre by the fanatical Void Sect, are entrusted by enigmatic forest tribes with a dangerous weapon: a mysterious obsidian seed pulsating with latent power. Simultaneously, Captain Elias Varek is blackmailed by the Governor into a mission to the cursed Deadzone, where he uncovers a horrifying plot: the Governor is excavating the Twelfth Legion's own fallen soldiers to weaponize them into an undead army. Branded traitors and relentlessly pursued, Elias and allies like the fierce Kaela navigate treacherous landscapes—from the Citadel's hidden passages to war-torn battlefields. They face betrayals like the turncoat warlord Veymar, deadly assassins like the aether-wielding Chameleon (whose actions hint at a conspiracy linked to the Legion's fall on the Twelfth of June), and terrifying forces like the Unseen Hand cabal of void mages. Each encounter reveals fragments of a larger, darker threat, symbolized by the cryptic message "Eclipsed." As the exiled remnants of the Twelfth, now led by figures like Kael Veyne, battle usurpers and unearth ancient secrets within a buried Aetherian ship, Elias and his comrades fight desperate last stands against overwhelming enemies like the warlord Garrik. Their survival hinges on resilience, unexpected alliances (including the formidable Witch of the Wilds), and timely reinforcements, most crucially the Seventh Legion. The Unbroken Legion is a gritty epic of resilience against annihilation. It follows soldiers stripped of everything but their resolve as they fight to reclaim their honor, expose necromantic plots, confront ancient powers, and uncover the truth behind the betrayal that shattered them, proving that even a broken legion can be reforged in the fires of defiance.

Rey Mysterio never wanted the mafia life. He just wanted to paint, drink overpriced tea, and avoid his dramatic brothers. Then a genie exploded out of his teapot. “One wish, master. Choose wisely.” Rey wished to live – simple, right? Wrong. Now he has 365 days to find a reason to stay alive, or his time runs out. Enter Luna Leone – mafia princess with eyes like midnight and an obsession she doesn’t bother hiding. The first time she sees Rey at an exhibition, she decides: “He’s mine. Whether he knows it yet or not.” Add a chaos-loving genie, a cat with a crown, mafia brothers barging into his apartment at 6AM, and a ticking clock. Rey’s peaceful life just turned into the wildest painting he’s ever created.

The world tragically falls apart as an outbreak of an unknown infection emerges and the dead mysteriously rise from their graves. Ethan Graves and his classmates are ordinary, troubled high schoolers forced to survive and continue living in this new apocalyptic world ruled by undead flesh-eating savages. In order to survive, they must learn the importance of trust and friendship, and must hold these values true to their hearts. Can they survive, or will the Freaks eat them alive? Or worse... their personal issues!

Kasper faces the philosophical questions as he tries to maintain order in this dystopian Corpo-grunge fantasy world. What will he do if he is given a chance to establish his ideals. Will he be able to establish his ideals? are his ideals even worth establishing, Will Kasper emerge victorious from this purgatory

When carefree high school senior Kaito Nakamura meets shy and artistic Hana Matsui, his world of pranks and sports collides with hers of paints and poetry. Fate binds them together in an unexpected way: Hana has just 19 days before she has to leave town for a life-changing reason she refuses to reveal. What begins as a spontaneous friendship soon spirals into a heart-wrenching journey of laughter, love, and loss, as Kaito tries to make Hana's last days unforgettable while uncovering the secret she hides.

One day, while on her way to school, Isa gets into a horrible accident. What should've been a miracle of a recovery, ends up being the beginning of a series of unfortunate events in Isa's life. She should've been showered with love, with everyone holding her tight, so why does she feel the least loved she's ever felt in her entire life? [Warning: This short story contains content that may be emotionally triggering and exhausting for readers.]

15-year-old Liana is focused on her dreams: finishing school, getting into university, and becoming something great. She’s mature for her age, reserved, and avoids drama. But things get complicated when her childhood friend Zayne suddenly confesses his feelings. He tells her: “You drive me crazy. I think about you more than I should. You make my heart race.” Liana is flattered… and maybe a bit shaken. Because the truth is, she kind of likes him too. But she gives him a playful yet serious reply: “If you really mean it… then wait 2,562 days. I’ll be 22. Done with school. Maybe then we’ll be something. But right now, let’s stay friends.” Zayne smiles. “Then I’ll start counting.” The story follows the two through the years—texts, birthdays, heartbreaks, growth. Zayne stays close, always respectful of her decision. But time has a funny way of changing things… Will he wait? Will she still feel the same? And what if someone new shows up before day 2,562?

29 June By Siren Eyes She was born in November—quiet, soft, and loved. But love, like everything else, eventually faded. Mayra was the girl who didn’t speak too loud. The girl who hid in her own skin. The girl who didn’t know how to say no, because no one ever taught her that she could. From childhood violations buried in silence to years of emotional manipulation disguised as love, Mayra’s story is not a fairytale. It’s the kind of story that happens behind closed doors, in hushed voices, and in the minds of girls who learn to carry their pain quietly. For over two and a half years, Mayra stayed in a relationship that began with roses and ended in razor-wire control. He said he loved her—while monitoring her every move. He said he cared—while calling her a whore, a liar, a disappointment. She stayed—until she couldn't anymore. On 29 June, she finally chose herself. And that’s where her real story begins. 29 June is not a love story. It’s a survival story. It’s a slow, poetic unraveling of one girl’s journey through trauma, control, guilt, and the aching beauty of becoming free. For every girl who was made to feel too heavy, too emotional, too much— For every girl who stayed too long— For every girl who finally said enough— This is for you

In the bustling backdrop of modern romance, a disillusioned writer named Jordan

In the past, people called the Deliveries crazy and treated them like outcasts. They were often dismissed as people lost in their own fantasies. But then everything changed when the world started falling apart, and everything was chaos. The Deliveries turned out to be something far more serious than anyone thought. They weren't just imagining things; they had an incredible power flowing through them. Alone, they were already strong, but when they came together, they posed a real threat to what civilization we had left. Amidst all the chaos and despair, a small group of people decided they weren't ready to give up. They started to form a kind of resistance, a glimmer of hope shining through the dark times. But we all know that hope can be fleeting, like a candle flickering in the wind. Now, the future of our world hangs in the balance, resting on the last people anyone would expect to team up. There's this hero, who isn’t quite sure about her own abilities—she’s powerful but doesn't fully get it yet. And she has to ally with the very forces that led to this widespread destruction. As they try to find common ground, tensions rise. Friends may turn against each other, and the atmosphere is thick with mistrust. There’s a pressing question that everyone is thinking: can the same people responsible for so much pain turn things around? Will they be able to help restore hope, or is there a risk that doing so could lead to even worse betrayals?

For Aarav, life is a blur of monotony—endless days at his desk, chasing a theory that may be nothing more than a wild guess. But everything changes when an infection, one that’s been silently spreading, erupts into chaos. The newsroom becomes ground zero as the outbreak tears through the city, forcing Aarav and his colleague to flee for their lives. Trapped in a building now overrun with the infected, left with no escape and no certainty. The clock is ticking, and the horrors outside threaten to consume him at every turn. Will he survive long enough to find a way out, or will the relentless spread of the infection be the end of him?

A Blind Old Man who Runs a Small Caffé

He's a global superstar, a living icon. I've been crushing on him since I was 18. Now, I'm 30, freshly divorced, and battling for custody of my child in court. But this can't be real—how could it be? Why is he, the man I've dreamed of for over a decade, asking me to be his girlfriend on live television... at the Super Bowl?

A boy named Tanner is going on a camping trip with his family but one thing always leads to another.

In a world where the ruthless gang ATL reigns supreme, Crystal finds himself entangled in a web of crime and deception. ATL's lucrative empire is built on drug and human trafficking, striking fear into the hearts of even the most seasoned detectives. Amidst this chaos, Crystal's life is forever changed when he meets Brownie, a brilliant and determined young detective. As their relationship blossoms, Brownie finds herself torn between her duty to bring down ATL and her growing feelings for Crystal, a man shrouded in mystery. Unbeknownst to Brownie, her father is the mastermind behind ATL, and Crystal is deeply embroiled in the gang's activities. As Brownie goes undercover to gather evidence, she must confront the dark truth about her family's past and the man she loves. Will Brownie's pursuit of justice tear her apart from Crystal, or will their love prevail in the face of overwhelming danger?

it was a normal day like any other, and that was until it turned into hell. A star fell on the earth and creatures called metroid emerged from it and devoured the humanity leaving only the 40% of it. humanity's struggle to to survive continued leading in advancement in technology to overcome the difference in strength and power and resulted in the orgnization of saviours those who fought againt the metriods, they were called sentinels.