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Hey, lovely readers Welcome to The soundtrack of us, a story that’s been quietly growing in my heart for a while now. It’s about two souls who meet in the most unexpected way—a world-famous singer drowning in noise, and a quiet girl from a quiet town who doesn’t want anything from him… This isn’t your squeaky-clean fangirl fantasy. Oh no. This is a slow, lingering burn. A connection so raw, it slips under your skin before you know it. Their messages? Feel like confessions. Their silence? Feels like tension. Their friendship? Let’s just say it’s not going to stay just that for long. So buckle up, hold your breath, and don’t blame me if you start smiling at your phone like a fool Let me know how deep the butterflies hit - Vera Roy

Corey and Matt were the weirdest couple AJ had ever known. They were extremely close to each other and seemed to share an almost mystical chemistry, but there was something in the younger one that didn’t fit the picture. AJ is good at reading people, but this pair were a tough nut to crack. Matt is a happy-go-lucky guy who doesn’t seem to have a care in the world, but who turns into an intimidating protector when it comes to Corey. On the other hand, the little one looks like a fragile scaredy cat who wouldn’t hurt a fly, but with a fire in his eyes that is hard to explain. His interest increases the more he gets to know about the two guys. The more he finds out, the more he wants to know. Misunderstandings, severe traumas and dark secrets become his daily dose and soon he’s no longer able to pull away from them. He has to know more. ---------------------------------- Slowburn gay romance about family and friendship loyalties when love gets involved.

On our wedding day, just as the priest prompted us to exchange rings, Silas, my groom, spoke up. "Actually, Juliana and I are already together." I froze, my shock plain on my face, but he didn’t even flinch. He said it as casually as if he were talking about the weather. "Last month, while you were in that emergency surgery, we slept together. In the on-call lounge, right next to your office." "She couldn't help but cry out, and you thought one of the nurses was sick. You were worried about her for days." "Later, when she stood beside you, her legs were still shaking." In that instant, my blood ran cold. I turned my head, the movement stiff and mechanical, to find my sister in the crowd below. She was beaming. She held up her bouquet, cheering my name. Just an hour ago, she’d been on her knees, tearfully adjusting the train of my dress and telling me I had to be the happiest woman alive. "Even moments ago, while you were in the bridal suite getting your makeup done, she was in my lap." "She was so worked up, her nails dug into my back and drew blood." He said all this casually, his eyes fixed on the ring in his hand—the one he was supposed to put on my finger. "Cora Valerius," he said, "now you know." "Whether we get married or not is up to you." ...

A wonderful love story between two fated ones. They fell in love once and they can do it again. This novel explores the importance of healing, forgiveness and acceptance especially when the heartbreak is a public affair between two celebrities. It maintained the fine line between public perception and reality and how that can affect people involved. I think it's realistic and practical. I hope you enjoy it!!! Dumpling very sweet.

For Sagara Kalandra, South Jakarta isn't just about Senopati's traffic jams or the packed cafes in Blok M—it’s where he’s building his whole dream: running his family resto, making food content, and being the frontman/main vocalist of Polaris Youth. It's an indie band he started with his three high school day ones, Yoga, Harsa, and Naren, along with their three favorite younger brothers, Javin, Tata, and JK. Saga's life felt perfectly on track, packed with music, brainrot humor, and the hectic vibe of the big city. Until fate literally brought back someone from his past: Kinara Nareswari. Nara was the Kalandra family’s childhood neighbor who suddenly ghosted everyone and moved away. Now, Nara is back in the capital working as a financial consultant and a part-time model. Thanks to Javin’s plug, Nara gets hired to sort out the financial management of Saga’s restaurant. That accidental reunion completely messes with Saga's rhythm. Nara’s mature, perfectionist, yet totally chill and down-to-earth vibe gets her instantly locked into the circle, making her the only girl in the Polaris Youth squad. To JK, Nara is the older sister he can always baby around with. To the rest of the Polaris Youth boys, Nara is the most honest and cheerful listener and music critic. But for Saga, Nara’s presence triggers those sparks that had been buried for over a decade. Between late-night talks after practice, the smell of coffee, and the indie pop-rock melodies they scream out, Saga has to sort out his feelings. Did Nara come back just to fix his resto's business, or is she actually here to be the missing piece to the soundtrack of their youth?

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All I can say is... "Oh, what a life."

There are different kinds of goodbyes. The easy one and the tough one. Goodbyes tend to be easy when you're saying it specifically, to someone you really don't give a damn, even if they care, when you don't, you'll just give them the impression of "I'll be back" even though you're not and it'll be fine, to you. Thinking "Oh, they'll just forget it, forget me". I know how easy goodbye works and what you will feel after, but I don't when it comes to the tough goodbye, generally, because I still don't have experience how tough one works. They say tough goodbyes are those you don't actually want to say it but you need to, just like a dying person, when they can't speak because of the tube connected to their lungs they'll go with the action by writing, touching, tapping, waving, or just giving you a look of 'love' or 'sorry'. That made me think, "Oh, even actions can express goodbye?" Really, how can a goodbye be so tough? How? Is it because they're loved... or.... they love? How does a tough goodbye really feel?

When everyone began to see the end of their lives, Seth saw the beginning of his. In the ruined world where the Hierarchy of Devils dominates, evil became a common duty. Humanity perished with God. Evil replaced Good. The surviving humans who thought that they were lucky to stay alive finally got afflicted by the Evil system which sucks every single day out of their lifespan. There was no longer growth in the lives, a day past was a day lost. But for Seth, he acquired the system of Good which assigned him to go against Evil. After discovering that he was God's substitute, he had to face the Devils to revive the universe and restore Good. On his road, he faced obstacles that no one could imagine. But he still had to keep up his pursuit. ****** The first four chapters are just with the ML. Then other characters will show up from chapter five upwards. Try this book, you won't regret your time. NumberOneReality.

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