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True. For example, the story of Helen Keller is a true story. She overcame great difficulties being deaf and blind to become an inspiring figure. False. There are urban legends like the one about alligators living in the sewers which is completely made up. There's no evidence to support such a wild claim.

Yes, there are many. For example, the stories of Saadat Hasan Manto often deal with the human condition, society, and the struggles of the common man. His works like 'Toba Tek Singh' are profound and thought - provoking.

On Dreame Novel, there is a mix. There are often free chapters available for many novels, which allows readers to get a taste of the story. However, if you want to read the whole novel, especially the premium or newly released ones, you may need to pay or subscribe. This is how the platform sustains itself and also encourages authors to create more high - quality content.

The demigod world would likely be in shock. The hunters of Artemis are sworn to chastity, so for Artemis to have a child would go against everything they stand for. The other demigods might be confused and a bit scared too. Some might see the child as a threat, fearing it could have some sort of super - powerful abilities.

A positive side is that it can bring new perspectives to their relationship. Maybe in the fanfic, the writer can explore how their different ideas might have interacted in ways that history doesn't fully show. Also, it can make history more accessible and interesting to a wider audience. If a fanfic is well - written, it can draw in readers who might not otherwise be interested in the historical Jefferson and Madison, and introduce them to these important figures.

As of now, there's no definite news indicating that Lena Dunham is writing a romance novel. She has been involved in various other creative works, like her previous works in television and film, but no signs point to a romance novel in the works. Maybe in the future she might explore this genre, but for now, it seems not to be the case.

For me, 'City of Death' is the best. It's a very fun and engaging story. It has a great sense of humor which is a hallmark of the Tom Baker era. The plot involves time travel and a mystery in Paris. The scenery and the art direction are really well - done, making it a visually appealing story. Plus, Tom Baker's Doctor interacts really well with the other characters, especially Romana, and they have some great comedic moments together.

One boy to girl story could be about a boy who was too shy to talk to a girl he liked in class. But one day, he found out they both loved the same book. So he mustered the courage to start a conversation about it, and they became good friends.

The theme of fame and its impact on relationships is also quite common. In actor romance novels, the spotlight can either bring the couple closer or drive them apart. For example, the constant media attention might cause jealousy or insecurities. Also, the secrecy that sometimes comes with being in the public eye can add an interesting layer to the relationship in these novels.

In one of the '10 minute ghost stories', there could be a tale about a school that is haunted. Students often report seeing a shadowy figure in the hallways. One brave student decides to investigate and finds out that it was a former teacher who had an accident in the school and his spirit still lingers there.