100 degrees devilman

Seren Vale has been writing the filthiest and dirtiest poems about a woman she's too chickenshit to name, whenever she's done, she shoves them in a notebook she swore nobody would ever read. The kinda shit you scribble at 3 AM when your brain's fried and your hand's already between your thighs, you know, like that. Then she accidentally submits that notebook to the biggest literary prize in the country instead of her actual manuscript, and by the time she notices, the deadline's gone and her professor has already read every filthy word. Not just any professor though, it's THE Dr. Elise Chen. Who once looked Seren dead in the eye and said "close the door" in a voice so low her whole body just... went somewhere it shouldn't have, and her pulse still throbs thinking about it. So now she's sitting in this woman's seminar twice a week pretending she didn't write three pages about how her lips would feel dragging down her stomach, while she's supposed to be winning a prize that could literally change her life, but Dr. Chen keeps watching her with this "I read what you wrote and we're not discussing it" look, except those dark eyes keep dropping to her mouth and THAT is why Seren can't sleep anymore without her fingers between her legs. Then Julian shows up, you know the type, campus golden boy, stupid grin, he walks into her café holding Seren's favorite poet and says "this seat taken?" like it's nothing, which is weird, but she kinda likes it, because he's warm, easy and he wants her without making her work for it, which is honestly kinda addictive to say the least when the other person in your head won't even say your first name. Julian's got secrets though, the bad ones that could blow up everything she's building, and he knows it, but he's choosing to stand in the shitstorm anyway, which is sorta sexy, maybe? The real problem is Seren's spent twenty-one years convincing herself she doesn't get to want like this. Definitely not women, which is a lie. And now she's got two people who aren't backing off, and she's just... running out of excuses.

Namaku Kevin, aku gak suka hal-hal yang terlalu dramatis sama seperti aku gak suka makanan hewan laut, aku gak suka komik, aku gak suka nonton konser dan masih banyak yang lainnya. Tapi tenang, aku selalu punya alasan untuk setiap hal yang gak aku suka. Nanti kapan-kapan aku ceritain.

When everything else turns upside down, would you survive?

My body temperature has already reached forty degrees, but I dare not stop. The snow was falling thick and fast, covering the border of our tribe's territory. I moved forward step by step in the knee-deep snow barefoot, my fingers purple from the cold, but there was only one thought in my mind. Find the necklace. That was the task given to me by Alpha Damon Ashford. He said it was an age-old token passed down through generations, a symbol of his identity as Alpha, engraved with ancient runes that only Alpha bloodline could interpret. He said he had carelessly left it while patrolling the border of his territory, and if it were picked up by people from other tribes, it could threaten the safety of our entire tribe. As he said these words, his amber eyes looked at me seriously, and his voice was deep and gentle. His hand gently stroked my forehead, and he frowned when he felt my heat, but still said in that tone I couldn't refuse: "Elara, you know this territory best. Help me find it, will you? I only have you." I don't know exactly how long I had been searching in the snow, and by the time I finally felt the cold metal chain among the deadwood, my knees were so weak that I could hardly stand. I held it in the palm of my hand, and the chill felt like it was going to freeze my bones. But I still laughed because I found what he needed, I found it. As I dragged myself back to the main house of the tribe, my body was burning like a fire.

Have you ever felt so cold that you think you are an alien since others around you claimed the weather is very hot? Well, CONGRADULATIONS! You may be from the same world I am! Phew~ I thought I was the only one here... Wait a minute! But you said you didn't know the term: 'Alphan'... Author's Note (A/N) This is my own created story and book cover! All rights reserved. NOTE! If this is your favourite story that I am writing currently and you would like me to hurry and update, please tell me because I am the type who always type stories whenever I want..you could say I'm lazy even though I have already thought of the entire stories in my mind and I will type it out quick for you! Other Stories Of Mine: 1)Detective Police 2)Back to Life 3)Unknown Glory 4)Manaiac 5)Ghost Hunters 6)Sorcerers 7)The Unknown Poker Case 8) Amelia's life cycle

The greatest energy source of all is no other than a soul that has endured trials. The deeper the despair, the more profound the struggle, the more refined the fuel. Have you thought about it, that the world as we know it is but an observational experiment? In Superior Mortise, the race of the Architects jurisdict over an array of micro worlds. We are merely one of them: E-4543. They call themselves true humans but to us, they may as well be gods. One Game is held every three centuries to refine the next "fuel" of Mortise that would empower the sky realm and the people's longevity. Eight Champions chosen, each elected by an Architect. A ruthless Game of survival in exchange for a blessing to the Victor's world: the only condition their soul upon passing in their own time. ... Heroism on E-4543 - or Earth as we know it - has become a myth following the genius Architect Elise, creator of E-4543 and the Mortisian energy grid, granting the proto world a tiny piece of Mortisian technology on a whim despite the protest of the Council. A Champion not nurtured by mere tradition will be all the more radiant, she had claimed. Despite having received only a tiny drop of knowledge, the people of E-4543 became shallow, weak, indulgent and greedy souls that care only for themselves. Under such a result, is it even possible to find a Champion? None expected the 15143334th Game to bring the foremost Architect out of seclusion. Kal Kaelos, born unfortunate, seemingly brings endless misfortune to others and yet struggling against all odds he has a soul brighter than the sun and defiant of the heavens. What is the willingness to stake his life, when his life is all that he has? "There is." Revels the Great Architect. "He will be the Ninth. My Champion."

Delve into a world of magic and adventure with you at the center! Life hasn’t been kind to you but with the powers that being a Caster grants, you don’t need it to.

Violence and tragedy wouldn't have occured, but it is for a balance of the system. A boy around his early 20s' simply trying to live peacefully, meets his occurring fate. As they say "More than meets the eye" After an incident of an unknown being More things bizarre are yet to be discovered by his very eyes.

This novel is about a kid with no family, no friends, and no lovers. but when wierd business men want to see Jackson, they change his life and reveal his past and parents wish.

In her past life, Su Yaoguang bought Xiao Yanci, supported his education, and helped him rise to great heights. She became his wife. Everyone praised him for never abandoning the farm girl who funded his rise. Su Yaoguang also believed she had found a good man. Unexpectedly, when she was seriously ill, she saw Xiao Yanci bring his first love and a child who resembled them both to her bedside. "Dad, mom, when will this person die?" the child asked, holding Xiao Yanci's hand. Xiao Yanci responded, "Soon, just wait a bit longer." That was the moment she realized: she had wasted her entire life on the wrong man. Returning to the age of fifteen, Su Yaoguang pointed at the bloody young boy: "I want him." In her past life, no matter what she gave Xiao Yanci, she only received a cold expression. This time, the young boy, like a wolf cub, dropped his guard; everything Sister gifted was the best. Sweet as milk. Devoted beyond reason. He melted her completely. Until one day, the young boy took a high position. Not wanting history to repeat itself, Su Yaoguang packed her things and slipped away at night, only to run into a man as noble and unattainable as a deity. "I've heard you call us siblings everywhere. Good sister, shouldn't we change what we call each other?"