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I'm not sure specifically as 'beastility' involves inappropriate and unethical content. However, in the Fallout universe, fanfiction usually focuses on the post - apocalyptic world, characters, and their adventures.

No. The concept of 'beastility' is completely unacceptable and unethical, so any fanfiction involving such a thing cannot be considered acceptable.

Well, the plot could start with Bella stumbling upon Klaus in a situation where she realizes he's not just the big bad everyone makes him out to be. Maybe she helps him in some way, like hiding him from his enemies, and from there, a friendship begins.

The characters are often well - developed. In 'Sunday Suspense English Stories', you get to meet all kinds of interesting and complex characters. They can be detectives, criminals, or ordinary people caught up in extraordinary situations. Their motives and actions add to the overall appeal of the story. Also, the settings are usually vividly described. Whether it's a spooky old mansion or a fog - filled London street, the setting sets the mood for the suspense. For instance, in some gothic - themed stories, the dark and dreary settings enhance the feeling of unease and mystery.

Well, it really depends on which Christmas story you're referring to. There are various stories with different characters that might be considered bullies. For example, in some modern interpretations of stories where there are kids being mean to others during Christmas time, it could be those naughty kids who steal presents or make fun of the less fortunate. However, without a more specific Christmas story in mind, it's hard to name one definite bully.

You can try the Denver Post's official website. They might have an archive section where old stories are stored. Some libraries also keep physical copies of old Denver Post newspapers which you can access for free or with a library membership.

One popular modern Japanese romance novel is 'Kimi ni Todoke' by Karuho Shiina. It tells the story of a shy girl named Sawako who is often misunderstood because of her resemblance to Sadako from 'The Ring'. As the story progresses, she forms a heartwarming relationship with a boy named Shota. Another is 'Ao Haru Ride' which revolves around the complex relationship between Futaba and Kou, with themes of first love and self - discovery.

In certain fanfictions, their relationship might start as a sort of arranged marriage situation. At first, they might not like each other very much. But as they spend more time together, they start to see the good in each other. For instance, they could be forced into the marriage by their families for the sake of status. However, during their time together, they find out that they have common interests in magic studies or they both have a love for a particular part of the wizarding world. This gradual change from dislike to love can make for a very engaging plot.

Personally, I find 'The Witches' by Roald Dahl to have some ghost - like qualities. The witches are these terrifying, otherworldly creatures. They can change their appearance and they have this malevolent intent towards children. Although it's not a traditional ghost story, the sense of fear and the supernatural elements are very much present. It's a story that can send shivers down your spine as you read about the boy's encounter with these evil witches.

You can start by looking on fanfiction websites like FanFiction.net or Archive of Our Own. These platforms have a wide variety of fanfictions. Just search for 'Ash x Female Charizard' in their search bars, and you'll likely find many stories to choose from.