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Kai Reyes, the brooding, motorcycle-riding alpha of Northwood High, rules his world with an iron fist—or at least, he tries to. His carefully constructed image of untouchable dominance is shattered when he encounters Seraphina, a brilliant and fiercely independent scholar who possesses a captivating defiance that ignites a spark neither of them expected. Their initial clash of wills—a near-miss collision of chrome and crimson—sets the stage for a tumultuous romance that transcends the mundane. As their attraction deepens, they uncover a hidden world of magic and danger, forcing them to confront not only their own inner demons but also a threat that could unravel everything they hold dear. Their journey will test their loyalty, their strength, and the very boundaries of their love, in a story that blends the raw energy of teenage rebellion with the enchanting allure of a world beyond their wildest dreams. Go follow my socials: Instagram: Parker_Randall Facebook: Randall Parker Tiktok: shftr_gaming

"You. Are. Mine" I whisper as he trails his hand along my chest as he kisses me and says, "Yes, yours, Damian. Always." "He's a beast. An abomination."- Damian Godfrey is a billionaire. Handsome, controlled, driven. His life is filled with lavish comforts and extravagant luxuries. But, when the bashful Lucas Carter, applies for a job in Godfrey Corp, Damian shockingly finds out that he wants this man. But, Damian's past is haunted with demons. Some are dead, and some aren't. After many decades, when Damian thought, he faced all of them down; he turns out to be wrong. What will happen when Damian's previous demons come to chase the couple? Will Lucas be tainted with Godfrey's past? Or will they, as a pact, face and kill the demons one by one? On the contrary, Lucas Carter knows that loving his boss wouldn't be so easy. But will it be that hard to make him run for the hills? Or will he stay with Damian, healing his empty and tormented heart?

Year 2173 They called it the R-Virus. No one could agree on where it began—some swore it was the offspring of a black-budget nanotech program gone rogue; others blamed an old war, the detritus of a weapon whose purpose had been forgotten but whose effect had not. There were those who whispered it was nature’s judgment, a final answer to humanity’s century of choking the skies in iron and plastic. Within months, the R-Virus had rewritten the rules of survival. It was not a disease of the flesh, at least not at first. It preyed on the microscopic prosthetics, implants, and nanite swarms that pulsed invisibly through human bodies—the augmentations people had long taken for granted. The virus corroded them from within, turning sleek alloys into pitted flakes of orange and brown. Augmented limbs locked in place. Cybernetic hearts seized and stopped. But the virus didn’t stop with the machines. It spread to the natural metals in the human body—iron in the blood, trace elements in the bones—turning them brittle, rust-colored, and dead. Those afflicted were said to “rust away,” their bodies slowing, seizing, and finally collapsing into motionless husks. For the animals, the effect was stranger. Instead of corrosion, the R-Virus fused them with silicon-based structures from the technology that once littered every inch of the planet. Muscles wove with glassy fibers. Bones crystallized. Skin became plates of mirrored armor. Their eyes reflected the world like cold, unblinking lenses. Over decades, the survivors evolved into Silicon Beasts—creatures of glass, stone, and steel, as cunning as they were lethal. The surface world was theirs now. Human cities—once luminous with neon arteries and towers of chrome—crumbled into skeletal ruins, picked apart by the new predators. Humanity had no choice but to flee into the depths, carving out subterranean cities and labyrinthine tunnels lined with rust-proof alloys, sealed away from the virus-laden winds above. Generations passed in darkness. Children were born and raised without ever seeing a horizon. Above, the thundering steps of the Beasts became the heartbeat of a world no longer theirs. The surface became a place of myth—whispered about by tunnel fires, dreamed of by fools and outlaws. Now, in the Year 2231, the R-Virus still rides the wind like a ghost, lingering in every breath of open air. But for those few who dare to walk above, it is not the virus they fear most—it is the Silicon Beasts that stalk the ruins.

Chrome is the most powerful planet,the chromatic are immortals but have low birth rate.Anabely is the chomatics queen but thanks to a traitor her matic,what make chromatics immortal,was spilt in more than a half.Now Anabely need to get to Earth to recuperate her matic.Is just that Anabely would find more than just her matic,she would also find love.

For a brilliant but lonely game developer, death was not a "Game Over" but the beginning of a new and brutal "New Game+". He wakes up not in heaven but in a dark cave, trapped in the body of a colossal metal-armored dragon, a war machine with a processor for a heart.

‎L'histoire suit Lyly, une jeune pickpocket talentueuse qui survit dans les bas-fonds d’une ville dominée par le crime, en vivant de petits vols aux côtés de son frère. Mais un vol qui tourne mal la met sur la route d’un réseau mafieux bien plus vaste et dangereux qu’elle ne l’imaginait. Propulsée malgré elle dans un monde où chaque choix peut lui coûter la vie, Lyly s’enfonce dans une spirale de violence et de secrets. ‎Aux côtés de V, un ancien criminel au passé trouble, elle découvre des vérités qui dépassent largement ce qu’elle était prête à affronter. Entre trahisons, manipulations et survie, les frontières entre alliés et ennemis deviennent de plus en plus floues. ‎Pour protéger ce qu’il lui reste, Lyly devra affronter autant le monde extérieur que ses propres démons. ‎

On her way to see her boyfriend, Kallea Chrome had met an accident. In the middle of operation, something went wrong that changed her whole life. "I was born human. Now, I live as a blood sucking creature." Word Count: 1000 to 2000 words

The year is 2088 In the city of New Detroit, an up and coming band of mercenaries tries to get by with the jobs they normally work. But one job threatens not only the mercenaries, but the entire city. Yata, Ray, Quince, and Dragon must not only deliver a stolen object to their employer. They must also survive against the city itself. One thing is for sure: The fate of New Detroit and the rest of the world depends on it.

The story follows Lyly, a talented young pickpocket who survives in the seedy underbelly of a crime-ridden city, living off petty theft alongside her brother. But a robbery gone wrong throws her into a mafia network far larger and more dangerous than she could have imagined. Thrust against her will into a world where every choice could cost her her life, Lyly spirals into a world of violence and secrets. Alongside V, a former criminal with a troubled past, she uncovers truths far beyond what she was prepared to face. Between betrayals, manipulations, and the struggle for survival, the lines between allies and enemies become increasingly blurred. To protect what little she has left, Lyly will have to confront both the outside world and her own inner demons.

Fu Xiaoxiao transmigrates into a book and immediately faces the crisis of being sent to the countryside. As the unloved middle child, her younger sister is the one meant to go — but her mother transfers her job to the sister instead. A disaster of a start. To avoid being sent away, she has to marry within seven days. She meets a few ordinary men and decides she'd rather go to the countryside. Then she runs into a neighbor who's also looking for a spouse — and his conditions are surprisingly good. A dowry of three hundred? Bicycles and a radio? Just take care of the kids, and separate rooms are fine? The others may pass, but she won't. Every day is a battle of wits with the two kids. Life is eventful, she gets a salary every month, and the boss is never home. Absolutely perfect. Except... wasn't this big shot supposed to be infertile? Then why does he keep strutting around naked in front of her? She has professional ethics. She won't be seduced by a good body. Hmph. Men only slow down her sword swing. Lu Feng grits his teeth at Fu Xiaoxiao, who remains completely unmoved by his countless attempts to seduce her, and traps her in his arms. "Boss, let's talk this through. I know forty a month is a bit much — how about... five less?" Trapped in his embrace, Fu Xiaoxiao thinks he's unhappy with her high salary and starts bargaining. "I'm giving myself to you for free." Lu Feng grinds out through clenched teeth. This woman has no heart. "...Can I say no?" Fu Xiaoxiao swallows, staring at the washboard abs so close. "Such a good deal — are you sure you don't want it?" Lu Feng squints, tempting her. "Fine." A fool turns down a bargain.