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Is obsession a disease, or the sincerest form of love? It’s a difficult question, especially when love has always been sold as the ultimate sacrifice. Clear/Ryne has her answer. The world sees her as a victim. History sees her as the perfect girlfriend. The truth sees her as a killer. Ryne Moore has a unique philosophy of love: born from the purity of an object corrupted for her pleasure. She wants to be loved the same way she loves her sweater — stained until it becomes truly hers. A love story between a yandere and a cheater. Both maintaining their masks of perfection while the air smells of burnt flesh. Ryne Moore: Yandere as a Philosophy of Love. A story of obsessive romance, infidelity, and mystery.

さすけxれあで Well...Hi there I'm Syink the masked DJ everyone knows of in Konoha and well I got transferred to this school and....I kinda...You know...Fell for some weird guy....Named Sasuke Uchiha....Umm and this story is basically about my life so have fun reading... *WARNING⚠ THIS STORY WILL HAVE LEMONS IN IT SO IF YOU DO NOT LIKE SEXUAL CONTENT DO NOT READ THIS STORY* There's a book two!!! Out now!!

Three years after the devastating "Carl incident" in Mumbai, **Devesh Joshi (DJ)** leads a double life as a high-tech thief, utilizing advanced gadgets created by his genius friend **Ronit (Rony)**. While DJ claims he is a Robin Hood, but in reality he is just motivated by money, and little flamboyant about it. The story escalates when DJ steals a mysterious, potent energy source known as **Pullwater (or Soma)**, which is being illegally mined from the "Crater Zone" by **Roy Singhania** and the **Horseman Group**. During this time, DJ falls in love with **Sakshi Mehra**, a freelance photographer investigating a city-wide water shortage linked to the Horseman Group's illegal operations. Tragedy strikes when Sakshi is murdered by Roy’s associates to protect their secrets, and **DJ is framed for her death** by the media. Driven by grief and a desire for justice, DJ and Rony accelerate their "Hero Project". Rony constructs a revolutionary **superhero suit** powered by Soma, equipped with high-tech weaponry like lasers and "quantum translocation". DJ must navigate a dangerous path, dismantling Roy's empire while evading the legendary protector **Krrish**, who believes DJ is a cold-blooded killer. The narrative culminates in a high-stakes confrontation where DJ uses his advanced tech to neutralize Krrish's power and expose Roy's crimes through **Raghav**, the head of Drishyam News. Although justice is served for Sakshi, the story concludes with a cosmic revelation: the arrival of ancient threats. WATCH THE THING THAT WILL SHAPE A GENRATION . A SRORY BY - time_8_space

Claire is a typical nerd at school, but a club DJ and a performer during weekends. She has been bullied since she started school with a particular girl named Samantha, their academy's Queen Bee and Head Cheerleader. But little did Claire know that her bully whom she hates the most feels something special for her since the first time they met.

For five years, I was NFL superstar Gordon Ryder’s secret wife. Then he went public with his new romance on Instagram. TMZ painted me as a psycho. A "jersey chaser." His fans crucified me all over the internet. My cheating husband played the lovesick hero, while I was the villain. Did he really think I was just some ordinary freelancer? He’s forgotten who bankrolled the five million dollars that launched his career—the one that got him that Super Bowl ring.

Prophecy: They are predestined mates. How much they don't want each other they can't stay away from each other. They are made for each other and will meet for a new change in werewolf empire. The blue moon here, plays an important part in their lives. It's said that when first blue moon had arrived in the werewolf empire the royal pack had emerged years before. When years after it had arrived, it was the indication that one of the predestined mate was born . And now these after three years it has arrived yet again to mark that his/her other half/mate/soulmate is born. Let's see how they change the future of werewolves

Blaire White just happened to do the wrong thing at the right time catching the eye of Mr. Moore and his wife. Sending her into a spiral of webs. To get past her and her brother's past she will have to be something she never expected nor did she want. Mr. Moore's personal pleasure and surrogate for money. Little did she know the whole depths of this sickening plan his and his wife had.

"You think I'm beneath you? Good. You'll never see me coming." Eliana Grant has survived seventeen years of being invisible—the scholarship girl with curves society deems "wrong," buried in books while the beautiful people pretend she doesn't exist. She's made peace with invisibility. What she hasn't prepared for is viral humiliation. When queen bee Sienna Cross publicly destroys her at the senior year opening assembly—posting a doctored photo of Eliana with the caption "Riverside's Biggest Mistake"—the video reaches two million views in six hours. Her parents' bakery gets review-bombed. Teachers look away. The boy she secretly tutored pretends he doesn't know her. Eliana loses everything except rage. But the universe has a twisted sense of irony. That same night, Carter Ashford—Riverside's star quarterback, walking Adonis, and Sienna's on-again-off-again boyfriend—shows up at her door with a desperate offer: $10,000 to be his little sister's live-in caretaker for three months while his parents tour Europe. The catch? She'd have to live in his mansion. Share his space. Face him every single day. At school, he's the enemy—the privileged jock who never stopped his girlfriend's cruelty. At home, she discovers the truth: eight-year-old Lily Ashford is dying. Childhood leukemia, third relapse, treatments failing. Lily's previous caretakers quit because they couldn't handle watching a child fade. Carter is drowning, playing the golden boy by day while collapsing under grief at night. Eliana takes the job. Not for Carter—for the little girl who looks at her like she's a superhero, and for the money that could save her parents' failing business. But forced proximity has consequences. She sees Carter without his armor: the boy who reads bedtime stories in voices, who cries in the shower, who's been raising his sister alone since their parents chose ambition over family. He sees her without her walls: brilliant, hilarious, breathtakingly kind, and so beautiful it hurts that she can't see it herself. Hatred becomes protection. Protection becomes obsession. Obsession becomes the kind of love that rewrites everything. When Sienna discovers their arrangement, she escalates—framing Eliana for theft, weaponizing the school against her, threatening to destroy what little she has left. Carter has to choose: his perfect public image and the girl his world expects him to marry, or the scholarship student who's shown him what real strength looks like. And Eliana faces her own impossible choice: stay small and safe, or rise as the woman she was always meant to be—even if it means burning down the entire social hierarchy. The bullied nerd has become the queen no one saw coming. And the bad boy who was supposed to be her enemy? He's been hers from the moment she walked through his door and saved the only person he loves.

Gabrielle Moore has been fighting her whole life—she just didn't know it until now. The only daughter of a retired Army commander and the youngest of four brothers, Gabrielle was raised in a house where family meant learning to kill a man with your bare hands before you learned to drive. Each brother taught her something different: hand-to-hand combat, tactical shooting, reconnaissance, and the cold precision of a sniper's mindset. By eighteen, she could clear a room faster than most soldiers. But she walked away. Built a normal life. Normal friends who didn't know what she was capable of. Then she burned it all down. At twenty-five, Gabrielle quit her job, cut everyone except family out of her life, and enlisted in the U.S. Army—because she finally understood she was meant for something bigger. Basic training is a joke. Advanced training barely a warm-up. Gabrielle breezes through every challenge, catching the attention of her superiors. Then she joins BUD/S—Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL training. Twenty-four weeks of hell designed to strip away everyone who doesn't belong. Cold water. Long nights. Instructors who want nothing more than to watch her quit. If she resists every urge to break, she'll be one of four soldiers hand-picked for Team A.L.P.H.A.—an elite group carrying out high-risk terrorism missions. Sergeant First Class Marcus "Hatch" Hatcher doesn't believe in prodigies. A decorated operator with a reputation for breaking recruits, he's been hand-selected to identify soldiers worthy of the most elite teams. He's hard. Unreadable. Measures worth in push-ups and character in how a soldier looks him in the eye after failing. From the moment Gabrielle steps into his sight, he can't look away. He rides her harder than anyone. Sharper criticism. Never a word of praise—but his eyes follow her everywhere. The attraction is immediate, electric, and absolutely forbidden. He's her superior. Anything more would end his career and destroy hers. There's a rumor he's a diagnosed psychopath. Gabrielle does everything to stay out of his way. But the Army has other plans. BUD/S is a reckoning. Everything her brothers taught her. Every punch she ever threw. Every time she got back up. It all leads to this. But the toll is starting to feel overwhelming. Hatch is always watching. As weeks wear on and the attrition rate climbs toward eighty percent, the line between commander and something more blurs. A stolen look. A moment of weakness. A single touch that shouldn't happen—and can never happen again. Gabrielle isn't just fighting for a spot anymore. She's fighting for respect. For belonging. For the man who can never be hers but might be the only person who truly sees her. For the man she's told is incapable of anything but taking a life with impeccable skill. An action-romance about legacy, grit, and the most dangerous mission of all: letting someone close enough to matter.

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.