Difference Stories

In a world where humans are considered nothing more than commodities-bought, sold, and studied like exotic livestock-Vareshian university student Lorian Thorne receives a young 6 inch human as part of a groundbreaking class experiment. Unlike the older, scarred, and vacant humans distributed to his peers, Lorian's human is barely more than a child, wide-eyed and trembling in the corner of his cage. Lorian has always understood humans the way his parents taught him: resources, tools, valuable for their rarity but not worth empathy or consideration. Yet as he observes his human's fragile existence and begins to interact with him, Lorian starts questioning everything he's been told. The boy's small, defiant attempts at connection force Lorian to confront not only the morality of his own actions, but the brutal reality of the society he lives in. As the class progresses, Lorian must navigate the expectations of his Vareshian peers, his parents' ingrained beliefs, and his growing sense of responsibility toward the life in his care. What starts as a sterile academic exercise becomes a journey of unexpected connection, forcing Lorian to face the uncomfortable truths about his world, his family, and ultimately, himself.

Sometimes the deepest love stories are the ones that remain unspoken. Kaavya Singh has always been the quiet observer in Armaan's life-his friend, his supporter, and the one person who understands him without him even realizing it. But behind her smiles and casual conversations lies a secret she has never dared to confess. She loves him. Silently. Endlessly. For Armaan, Kaavya is just a friend-someone he trusts, laughs with, and shares moments with. He has no idea that every small moment they spend together means the world to her. "Loving You From Afar" is a story about one-sided love, silent sacrifices, unspoken emotions, and the pain of loving someone who may never see you the same way. Because sometimes love isn't about being together... Sometimes it's about loving someone quietly from a distance. Thank you 💗 I hope you will like this book And I promise that you don't regret by choosing this book.....💗 Your support is needed 🥹💗!!! #1rank in Caste #6 rank in difference 🎀🧿🧿 Your author @anshiwrites_29

" Sidharth do you like the girl" his mother questioned. " yaa! She is nice, educated, I don't have any problem if you guys are okay" he answered picking up his car keys. ************ " sana puttar ladka ache khandan se hai, itni achi job karta hai, Aur itna biba munda Hume kha milega, Teri Ki marzi hai kudiye" her father asked. " jaise aap logo ko Acha lage" AND THIS IS HOW THEIR ONE 'YES' SEALED THEIR FATE

The Contract He noticed she was afraid of the wrong thing. She noticed he smelled like vanilla. Evelyn "Ivy" Wellington doesn't do elevators. Sebastian Blackwood doesn't do love. When they get trapped together at a literary gala, he makes her an offer: pretend to be his fiancée for one night. In return, he'll give her anything she wants. She wants a home. He wants someone who sees him - not his money. It was supposed to be fake. But the heart doesn't read contracts.

For those who want to know more about the U.S.K.Y. that appears in Rogue Effect and Bahamut Effect, I have prepared a CODEX that talks about it in detail.

She thinks she's better than him. He proves her wrong-on the first page. Better Than is a story about ambition, attraction, and the dangerous cost of underestimating someone you care about.

In a kingdom where brown eyes are the only mark of purity, Sitteea lives in the shadows. Her deep green eyes are a brand-the mark of an ancient curse that people have forgotten the origin of, but still fear as much as death itself. As a mother to a young daughter with the same "flaw," she fights a daily battle against the village's disdain and a past that has made her as hard as stone. At the castle, Prince Ezra is suffocating under the weight of tradition. His father demands a royal wedding to secure the purity of the bloodline, but Elias refuses to be a pawn in a game of superstition and forced duty. When their two worlds collide by chance, a dangerous truth is awakened: the eyes the kingdom fears the most might be the only ones that see the world for what it truly is.

This is only to tell the difference between Kiribaku and Bakushima

A love never confessed. A woman forever out of reach. A heart that speaks only in silence. Another Man's Wife: The Love That Lover Cannot Know is a poignant collection of reflections and emotional monologues written from the depths of a heart that dared not speak. Through raw, poetic prose, the narrator unveils the bittersweet beauty of loving someone who was never his-except in dreams, in glances, and in the aching spaces between words. Every page is a whispered confession, every line a pulse of longing. This is not a story of a love fulfilled-but one that endured in the quiet corners of a soul, hidden from the world, known only to the reader. Perfect for lovers of lyrical writing, emotional depth, and the kind of romance that lingers in the shadows.

Lilah is a girl who always looked at the what if's in life and struggled with seeing herself as she truly is. Her eyes always played tricks on her when she looked into her mirror and she always forgot about the good things that have happened to her and focused on the negative rotten lemons life threw at her. She drowned herself in self hatred to the point where she was on the verge of suicide. Then her Mom packs up her whole family and they move to a town called Lakeland. With Lilah not quite out of the black hole she's trying to over come only God knows what this drastic change will bring. Aiden has a troubled past. He can't catch any sleep in fear of his past memories recurring in his dreams. He's afraid he's becoming an insomniac and it infuriates him to no end that his life is so messed up because one of one person. He just wants to escape the hell hole he feels he's stuck in. Until he meets Lilah the first person who could rip off the heavy blanket he placed over his past years ago. Can Aiden and his friends save Lilah and can Lilah break through to Aiden, something neither of his friends could accomplish?? They have different reasons for being the way they are but they both know of one similarity they share and that is there anguished hearts.

Depuis sa naissance, Luna grandit dans un monde où l'amour existe, mais où il fait parfois mal. Petite fille calme et discrète, elle apprend très tôt à observer plus qu'à parler. À seulement trois ans, ses parents se séparent et son enfance se coupe en deux. Entre un père avec qui elle vit, une mère qu'elle aime malgré les blessures du passé, et une famille compliquée à comprendre quand on est encore enfant, Luna grandit avec cette sensation étrange de devoir devenir forte trop vite. Les années passent et elle garde beaucoup de choses pour elle. Les tristesses qu'elle cache derrière un sourire. Les colères qu'elle enferme dans le silence. Les questions auxquelles personne ne répond vraiment. Heureusement, il y a une lumière dans sa vie : sa mamie. Cette femme qui devient bien plus qu'une grand-mère. Une deuxième mère, un refuge, la seule personne capable de trouver les mots quand Luna se sent perdue. Au milieu de tout ça, il y a aussi le foot. Le terrain devient l'endroit où elle peut enfin respirer. Gardienne de but, surclassée malgré son jeune âge, Luna apprend à arrêter les ballons comme elle essaye d'arrêter les douleurs qu'elle garde à l'intérieur. Elle aime les loups parce qu'elle se reconnaît en eux : sauvages, solitaires, silencieux... mais toujours présents pour protéger ceux qu'ils aiment. En grandissant, Luna découvre aussi qui elle est vraiment, dans un monde où il est parfois difficile d'être différente. Entre les blessures familiales, les relations compliquées, les regards des autres, les doutes, les nuits trop longues et cette envie immense d'être aimée sincèrement, elle essaye de ne pas se perdre.

Max thought she knew what she was dealing with when she said 'yes' to Xyrille. The snag is, she kept telling-reasoning with-herself, it was her first love and, screw it, she does feel he sincerely loves her. But there's gotta be a catch! And there is. In fact, there are few. Inspired by Daniel Handler's paperwork, Why We Broke Up is a story about a relationship gone wrong.

Not a story, just me ranting and raving really. Not expecting you all to read this or anything, though I can guarantee humour and alarming self-righteousness.

Nobody gets into heaven without a letter of reference from the poor. A story that focuses on social inequality and its effects on the society. We are humans Without Humanity.

Poem of a wallflower

This is a story about the life of a bad girl when she meets an even badder boy.

Kiana Marie Osmond has always been the strong one-the steady listener, the dependable friend, the quiet comforter in a world that never pauses to ask how she feels. To those around her, she's composed and unshakable. But behind the smile she wears so effortlessly is a woman aching to be heard. For years, Kiana has buried her heartache under laughter and polite nods, learning to hide her pain in plain sight. Her friends confide in her, lean on her, but never notice the way her eyes dim when the conversation turns away. No one asks her to speak her truth. No one waits long enough to hear it. And so she stops trying. Until he enters her life-a stranger who doesn't talk much but listens more than anyone ever has. A man who seems to see the parts of her she's long since hidden. He doesn't demand her story, doesn't press for answers. Instead, he notices the things no one else ever has-the way her fingers tremble when she's holding back tears, the way her voice softens when she's tired of pretending. With him, silence feels safe. With him, she feels seen. As the seasons shift, so does her heart. Their connection grows not through grand declarations but through quiet moments-shared glances, late-night conversations, the comfort of simply existing beside one another. He never asks her to be anything but herself, and that changes everything. But just as she begins to believe she's found the one place she can rest, life throws her a choice: return to the quiet life where she's invisible but safe, or step fully into a love that asks her to be vulnerable in ways she never imagined. "The Scent of Your Love" is a deeply emotional story about what it means to be truly seen, about the ache of unheard hearts, and the unexpected love that arrives like a whisper-but lingers like a perfume you can never forget.

She needed a job and a home. He needed someone to care for his kids.

A ward and a guardian... Richard 'Dick' Grayson Dick is a ward and Bruce is the guardian Contract shows that Bruce is his guardian till he adopts Dick or till Dick is 18 to move out. When he is 18 he has to move out or will be shown as a gold digger. Bruce might have raised him as a son and acknowledges as his son but legally he's not. Dick at age 23 can't be adopted. Jason Todd Wayne Tim Drake Wayne Damian Al Ghul Wayne Are legally Bruce's sons, adopted or blood related. What happens if the 3 sons of Wayne didn't know this fact till at the Gala? Also I don't own DC. Just the plot basically. Mostly. Since I got it the idea by a book mentioning that Dick was a ward and not adopted and couldn't get any of the assets described in Bruce's will when he was "dead" by a loophole. While the other batfam got their assets and Dick's.

It was the beginning of school year. Other students around the school where exited that school had finally started; were they could finally reunite with their friends, while others, like Dawn where disappointed that summer vacation had ended so fast. They couldn't believe how short their freedom lasted; now having to spend 8 hours stuck on school for five days a week, only being allowed two days off freedom. Dawn had never really liked school, not only because of the the over-populated hallways, or the other students showing to much affection in the hallways, but because it didn't capture her attention just one bit; everything had just seemed uninteresting for her. But this didn't only apply with school alone, but also most of her daily life, everything just seemed ordinary for her. She found everything that comes her way easy to solve.. in fact she found it a little bit too easy. Angle in the other hand, always found everyday intruding even the slightest things capturing her attention. She was excited of going back to school and being able to expand her knowledge. For her school wasn't the easiest, but it wasn't the most difficult thing to handle. What happens when the two of them meet? Will they be shock of each others secrets?