Was there a book that recommended that the male protagonist fell in love with the female protagonist, whose surname was Ran, while the female protagonist's best friend fell in love with the male protagonist's best friend? In addition, the female protagonist also served as the male protagonist's secretary. Please, please.

A mom started a business from scratch while being a single mom. She had no financial support but she had a big idea and a lot of determination. She worked day and night, often bringing her young child to work with her in the beginning. Her business grew steadily and now she is an example for other moms who want to be entrepreneurs. Also, there was a mom who learned sign language to communicate with a deaf neighbor's child. She then started teaching sign language classes in the community, which was a great way to break barriers and show her own kids the importance of inclusion.

A wife can provide emotional support. For example, when a family member is going through a tough time at work or school, she is there to listen, offer kind words, and give hugs. This kind of support can be a great source of strength for the family.

One interesting aspect could be the unique portrayal of Astoria in this fanfic. Maybe it shows a side of her that is different from the original series, perhaps a more complex personality or a different backstory that makes her an 'enemy' in this particular narrative.

For young readers, 'Diary of a Wimpy Kid' series is really good. It's humorous and relatable for kids. 'The Magic Tree House' series is also excellent. The adventures of Jack and Annie are exciting and fun. And 'Where the Wild Things Are' is a classic that has a great message for young minds.

The serpent has various stories in different cultures. In the Bible, the serpent was the tempter in the Garden of Eden. It convinced Eve to eat the forbidden fruit, which led to the fall of humanity. It was seen as a symbol of cunning and evil in this context.

The story might progress with Harry becoming bitter about never getting the letter. He could start to resent the wizarding world. However, as he grows older, he might start to notice strange things happening around him that he can't explain. Eventually, he could start to investigate on his own and find out about Hogwarts and the wizarding world in a more roundabout way. This could lead to him having a more complex relationship with the magical community compared to the original story.

Some fanfictions might show the 'child's play' through the characters' pranks. Just like Fred and George in the original books, in fanfiction, there could be new characters or the main characters as kids doing harmless pranks around Hogwarts. This is a typical form of child's play in the magical world of Harry Potter fanfiction.

I really like 'The Bundle of Joy in Cole and Phoebe's Life'. This fanfiction delves deep into the emotions of Cole and Phoebe when they become parents. It shows their fears, hopes, and dreams for their baby. It has a great plot where they face some difficulties in protecting their baby from magical threats, but in the end, their love for each other and the baby overcomes all obstacles.

In such a situation, the boy should be taken to a safe place immediately. He may need to see a counselor or therapist who can help him deal with the trauma. Legal action should be pursued against the female perpetrator to ensure justice is served.

One story could be in a circus act where a performer does a gentle facesitting stunt as part of an acrobatic display. It's more about balance and showmanship rather than any form of smothering. The other performers are there to ensure safety and it's all in good fun for the audience.