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Welcome to the Eastern Immortal World.

Celestine never wanted to leave the ocean. But when she saves a drowning boy, she finds herself trapped on land—cursed to never return to the sea. Guided only by Raho, a talking magic ring with secrets of its own, Celestine discovers the boy she saved, Mike, isn’t ordinary at all—he’s a merboy raised among humans. And together, they may be the key to breaking the ancient curse. But the gods of the ocean do not forgive outcasts. Poseidon himself has forbidden their return, and monsters prowl the seas to enforce his will. Torn between two worlds, Celestine must learn to survive high school, hide her tail, bond with Mike, and fight a destiny written in the tides. Will she reclaim her powers—or will the ocean claim her instead? ******************* #Adventure# FantasyRomance #Mermaid #Supernatural #SchoolLife #GodsAndMythology #Magical Artifact

After being betrayed and reborn, a resilient woman fights to reclaim her dignity and career. She faces industry conspiracies and personal challenges, finding unexpected love while rising as a powerful force in the romance world.

Casey Mackenzie unexpectedly finds himself in need of a “boyfriend” for his Thanksgiving dinner. For several months, Casey has been putting off family questions and invites with talk of his boyfriend “George.” Only now they actually expect to meet George at the holiday dinner.<br><br>George Accardo is Casey’s sexy neighbor who also happens to be an actor Casey once had a rather drunken rendezvous with. Casey has avoided George ever since. Until now.<br><br>Casey offers George fifty bucks to pretend to be his boyfriend for the duration of the Thanksgiving dinner. George has been intrigued by Casey since their first meeting but gave him space when Casey freaked. He accepts the job, though Casey assures him they will “break up” before Christmas.<br><br>Casey finds himself still charmed by George as Christmas approaches. Can George convince Casey he’s the gift he’s been hoping for before the holiday arrives?

Aarav Sen, a young filmmaker from Kolkata, sees his life change overnight when his short film goes viral. Chasing a bigger dream, he takes his team into the open sea to shoot a new project—but a sudden, violent storm destroys everything, leaving him stranded alone in the endless ocean. Days of hunger, thirst, and isolation slowly break him, until he washes up on a mysterious, uncharted island—Velora Atoll. There, far from the world that has already given up on him, Aarav must fight not just to survive, but to hold on to his sanity… because some places don’t just test you—they change you forever.

Alec and Sofie are childhood best friends who would do anything for one another. But what happens when one of them catches feelings? Will it be a new beginning for their friendship or an end to their beautiful bond? The question remaines unanswered as Sofie has to move away for college. After 2 years, Alec comes after her determined to find out the answer. A heart throbbing romance between two childhood friends begin.

Kafka on the Shore, a tour de force of metaphysical reality, is powered by two remarkable characters: a teenage boy, Kafka Tamura, who runs away from home either to escape a gruesome oedipal prophecy or to search for his long-missing mother and sister; and an aging simpleton called Nakata, who never recovered from a wartime affliction and now is drawn toward Kafka for reasons that, like the most basic activities of daily life, he cannot fathom. Their odyssey, as mysterious to them as it is to us, is enriched throughout by vivid accomplices and mesmerizing events. Cats and people carry on conversations, a ghostlike pimp employs a Hegel-quoting prostitute, a forest harbors soldiers apparently unaged since World War II, and rainstorms of fish (and worse) fall from the sky. There is a brutal murder, with the identity of both victim and perpetrator a riddle—yet this, along with everything else, is eventually answered, just as the entwined destinies of Kafka and Nakata are gradually revealed, with one escaping his fate entirely and the other given a fresh start on his own.

I woke up only to find myself surrounded by Lee, Mom, Dad and Charlie. "Mum, Dad you're back" I said as I hugged them. "What do you mean by we're back?" Dad asked. "Aren't you dead. Lee where is Sandra and Steve. What of godmother Queen Lucia, Tinkerbell, Christopher, Andrew, Ralph and the others." "I don't understand all what you're saying." Lee said. "You've been asleep for the past 1week and you're here asking of Queen Lucia, Tinkerbell, Christopher and others." Charlie said. "What so I've been dreaming. Oh thank God it was all a dream." I screamed aloud. *We don't understand, please tell us what happened." Lee said. "It's a very long story." I said and narrated all that happened.

That summer I turned eighteen, at our family’s home on Cape Cod, my father brought his mistress and their illegitimate daughter to my parents’ wedding anniversary party. When that girl, Sloane, brazenly sat at my mother’s treasured Steinway and played the song that belonged only to my mother, my mother’s spirit shattered. Late that night, she walked into the cold sea off our villa’s coast and never returned. When I married my husband, Brendan Caldwell, I made one thing solemnly clear: that piano piece was an absolute deal-breaker. Hearing it was grounds for divorce. He promised me that song would never touch our lives. Five years later, at a dinner, a business rival from GeneVance, trying to provoke us, had the live jazz band play that very piece. The moment Brendan heard it, he erupted, storming over to silence the band. That day, for a fleeting moment, I thought I might have found happiness in my marriage, despite my past. However, just six months later, at a reception celebrating the launch of a gene-targeted therapy I had led, I took the stage. As a “surprise,” the pianist Brendan had hired began to play that song. And Sloane, the woman who'd driven my mother to her death and destroyed my family, stood at Brendan’s side in a gorgeous haute couture gown, a brilliant smile on her face. I leveled a cold stare at him, but he just sighed, a dismissive wave of his hand. "Sloane arranged all of this for you. She’s your sister; she wanted to take this chance to reconcile. Don't make a scene in front of the media." I stared into his eyes for two seconds, then, in front of all the cameras, I turned and walked away. What sister? I never had one. And as of that day, I no longer had a husband.

When she opened her eyes, she had inexplicably returned to twenty years ago, the first day of the apocalypse escape. "Classmate, you're a Superpower User, right? How about considering joining our special operations squad?" Looking at the man opposite her with sparkling, charming eyes, Xie Ning heartlessly refused: "Thanks, I have a team." "Ah, what team do you have?" "No team." "Right, you're beautiful, so whatever you say is right. How about this, you join our squad, and I will accompany you through wind and rain, and go through fire and water with you to clear dungeons and kill monsters." "Every single day, year after year?" "Mhm! I will work hard to make money, and only for you. How does that sound?" Xie Ning: ... After being reborn, her small Space has turned into a large, mobile villa, and she originally just wanted to live her own quiet little life in peace. Never did she expect to attract such a clingy, devilishly charming man. Question: How does one heartlessly and coldly reject a charmer? Waiting online for an answer, it's quite urgent...