oscar the grouch

The Oscar Gang is a group of teenagers who are trying to find their identity, the most comfortable home for some of its members. For them to go home when they received a relentless blow from God. Oscar Gang with a million stories and also wounds that never heal. There are Laskar and Sella with different beliefs and different tastes. There is Raka who will never get Rara’s love. And finally there are Irza and Jeri with all the regrets that bind them both. Will they be able to face the world with all its pain, or will retreating be the best solution for what is still a short journey? Who knows.

Paulie Hajek has loved weddings since childhood, so naturally it makes sense that his current job is in the wedding planning business. Unfortunately, that also means he works with Van Tremaine, his boss’s brother and a former bed partner who refused to commit to something permanent, like marriage. Paulie has been heartbroken for a year, but he’s not giving up on happily-ever-after, though the gloss has dimmed somewhat.<br><br>Van has a lot to prove to Paulie, whose love-tinted view of the world once struck fear in his forty-five-year-old heart and made him act like a fool. It doesn’t help that Paulie catches him with an intern in a compromising position, either.<br><br>To prove he’s changed, Van resorts to a bit of trickery which, in the end, may or may not give Paulie what he’s always wanted, if he can forgive Van for being an idiot. Will he say yes?

Bazt West is the number one detective—brilliant, relentless… and secretly the most wanted killer: Smile X. Behind a mask of justice, he hides his true identity, solving cases with surgical precision to keep suspicion off his trail. Every case he cracks is the perfect alibi. Every clue that could expose him vanishes without a trace. But be warned… if anyone gets too close to the truth, they won’t live to tell the tale.

In my past life, my husband, Ricardo Whitman—a celebrated fintech prodigy on Wall Street—died from what was reported as “sudden anaphylactic shock” after a charity gala. What he left me, aside from a chasm of grief, was a massive two-and-a-half-million-dollar debt. For the sake of my son, Connor, who was still in high school, I sold my proudest creation—a penthouse loft I had designed myself. I moved into a basement in Brooklyn, working three part-time jobs a day to pay off what were supposedly "investment losses." The long-term mental stress and overwork took their toll. My body finally gave out, and I succumbed to illness in that squalid rented room. On my deathbed, I overheard my son, by then in college, on a video call. On the other end of the screen was his father, who was supposed to be dead. In that moment, the truth sliced open my heart like a scalpel. The so-called debt was nothing but a cryptocurrency money-laundering scheme orchestrated by Ricardo and his lover and business partner, Selina Ford. My husband had faked his death to pull a vanishing act. And my son, Connor, was a knowing accomplice from the very beginning. He watched as my life was drained away, all so he could one day inherit that ill-gotten wealth without any burdens. With a heart full of burning resentment, I took my last breath. When I opened my eyes again, I was assaulted by blinding spotlights and the scent of champagne. I was back at the gala, at the very moment Ricardo collapsed into my arms and stopped breathing. The day my world fell apart.

Oscar has been coming to the beach house his father had since he was a child. One summer when he was spending his vacation there, Oscar came across a young merman that he named Mer, who was wounded and needed help. Due to the loss of his family, Mer was mute and so Oscar took it upon himself to learn and teach sign language to help them communicate. Their friendship grew over the years as they helped each other deal with different trials in their lives, bringing them closer together as friends and a spark of something else that neither of them were quite sure of. That is until the day that Oscar finds Mer in an interesting situation that could make or break what relationship they have with each other or could make in the future. Oscar will have to face an issue he never thought he'd find himself in and also face feelings he never thought he'd have to address. Will friendship be enough?

En mi vida pasada, mi esposo, Ricardo Whitman —un célebre prodigio de la tecnología financiera en Wall Street— murió de lo que se reportó como un «choque anafiláctico repentino» después de una gala benéfica. Lo que me dejó, aparte de un abismo de dolor, fue una enorme deuda de dos millones y medio de dólares. Por el bien de mi hijo, Connor, que aún estaba en la preparatoria, vendí mi creación más preciada: un penthouse que yo misma había diseñado. Me mudé a un sótano en Brooklyn y tuve tres trabajos de medio tiempo al día para pagar lo que supuestamente eran «pérdidas de inversión». El estrés mental a largo plazo y el exceso de trabajo me pasaron factura. Mi cuerpo finalmente se rindió y sucumbí a la enfermedad en esa sórdida habitación alquilada. En mi lecho de muerte, escuché a mi hijo, ya en la universidad, en una videollamada. Al otro lado de la pantalla estaba su padre, quien se suponía que estaba muerto. En ese momento, la verdad me abrió el corazón como un bisturí. La supuesta deuda no era más que un plan de lavado de dinero con criptomonedas, orquestado por Ricardo y su amante y socia, Selina Ford. Mi esposo había fingido su muerte para desaparecer por completo. Y mi hijo, Connor, fue un cómplice consciente desde el principio. Él observó cómo mi vida se consumía, todo para poder heredar algún día esa riqueza mal habida sin ninguna carga. Con el corazón lleno de un ardiente resentimiento, di mi último aliento. Cuando volví a abrir los ojos, me asaltaron las luces cegadoras de los reflectores y el aroma a champán. Estaba de vuelta en la gala, en el preciso instante en que Ricardo se desplomó en mis brazos y dejó de respirar. El día en que mi mundo se vino abajo.

#WSA 2022 Kisah yang sederhana, tapi mampu untuk memukau semesta dengan cara yang sempurna.  Kinandari Tiffany Anindya adalah gadis cantik bermanik mata teduh yang berhasil mencuri detak jantung milik panglima tempur Oscar Geng, Chandra Kumara Aji Setiawan.  Manusia diciptakan hanya karena dua tujuan, yaitu dicintai atau direlakan. Namun Kinan adalah keduanya, harus dicintai dan direlakan di saat yang bersamaan. “Selamat, sudah menjadi manusia paling hancur di muka bumi ini, Chandra Kumara Aji Setiawan,” ucapnya pada diri sendiri.

I ran into a pregnant she-wolf on the forest path. Though I apologised, she still clutched my arm, refusing to let go, her sharp claws digging into my skin and leaving bloody marks. "Do you know whose pup I’m carrying? Alpha Oscar's!" "This is his only bloodline. If you hurt it and he comes after you, can you handle the consequences?" "Alpha Oscar said once the pub is born, I shall be Luna. Shouldn't you show me some respect?" I asked, "Which pack does Alpha Oscar belong to?" The she-wolf lifted her chin proudly, "Why, Alpha Oscar of our Blood Moon pack, of course." My companion and I exchanged a look. For Alpha Oscar, leader of the Blood Moon Pack, was my mate.

A young man who dies for love miraculously found himself as one of the lucky 1 in a million to be asked this question: " reincarnation or revive-ment" He chooses the former as a easy way out but he will soon find out for himself there's no easy way out in life neither for the former nor the latter. cover not mine,found in Google just edited it I hope that one day this book have It now original book cover,one day

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.