khesari lal birthday

What if your past becomes blurry ? and the only thing you remember is a little promise? and what if the ones you love the most stab you in the back? will you forgive and move on? or will you seek revenge? This is my e-mail if needed: [email protected] #love #betrayal #CEO #romance #revenge #regret #new #adult #hatred #fiction #forgiveness #seduction #amnesia #evil #jealousy #sad #novel #contemporaryromance #drama #passion #hot #relationship #teenfiction #secrets #school #teen #friends

Hello! Daichi here! Ever since I got hooked up on novels and manga related to dungeon managing, I've been wishing every year on my birthday to be one in a fantasy world. Stupid right? But what if I tell you I really am one? Right now I am managing a small dungeon that is still not well-known but in due time. I will make it the biggest and hardest dungeon ever known to mankind! A/N: MC is a clueless idiot in the early chapters, so anybody wondering why he did what he did, here is the evidence. Another A/N: I forgot one chapter, (chapter 20) so I added it back. For those who weren't able to read it, I apologize for this mistake, and it won't happen again.

Xu Fan, a student and welder, received an order to weld a 500cm tall mecha—the more futuristic, the better! It was a birthday gift from a beautiful female client to her scientist grandfather, and she assured him the money was plentiful. The difficulty was too much, and he was about to give up when he activated a super-powerful technology system, and the mecha was successfully built. On the day of the birthday banquet, the mecha made its debut, its cool and sharp design stunning everyone. The beautiful client was dumbfounded: "I think I added an extra zero to the height requirement!" Just when people thought it was just a model, the mecha's engine spewed out azure flames, and a powerful blast of air exploded throughout the venue, blowing the guests off their feet! [I'm earning dog food for Er Gou] (THIS NOVEL IS NOT MINE)

** On Christmas Eve, 2012, humanity is besieged by grotesque creatures called the **Twisted**. Aya Brea, an amnesiac woman with a mysterious past, awakens to find she is the only hope of survival. Through a unique power called **Overdive**, she can project her soul into others’ bodies, turning soldiers into unwilling vessels in a war to reclaim the world. As Aya fights through burning New York and the nightmarish **Babel towers**, fragments of memory reveal a darker truth: the Twisted are born from her own broken soul. Years earlier, to save her beloved sister Eve, Aya gave up her body and identity, fracturing time itself. Now, hunted by monsters that are reflections of herself, Aya must face the cost of salvation. In the end, Aya embraces the ultimate sacrifice — erasing her very existence so Eve and humanity can live free. The world is restored, though no one remembers Aya Brea… except, perhaps, in a fleeting warmth that lingers on Christmas morning.

On the day cancer claimed my life, my spouse was engrossed in celebrating his lover's birthday. When the physician rang to notify him of my passing, he dismissed it as another of my ploys to evade our divorce. He replied coldly, "If she's determined to die, so be it. It spares me the hassle of divorcing her." However, destiny had other ideas. A film about my struggle with cancer unexpectedly became popular, and news of my death spread online. Only then did he grasp the seriousness of the situation and hurried to the medical center. Upon seeing my lifeless form, he collapsed in tears, sobbing, "Wendy, forgive me. I was mistaken!" But it was too late. I would never return to hear his regrets.

A three-hundred-year-old Peepal tree stands in the shadow of Delhi's Red Fort, its roots sunk into a grave that was never meant to be disturbed. Its branches are black with vultures that don't migrate, don't scavenge, and don't look away. They watch. They wait. They remember everything. Kabir and Komal think it's just a tree. They are wrong. When the couple buys a suspiciously underpriced bungalow beneath its branches, they unknowingly inherit a three-hundred-year-old debt: the tree is the anchor of a guardian spirit, disturbed decades ago by a previous owner who tried to cut it down and paid with his family's lives. As cold dread escalates into physical illness, Kabir and Komal uncover a sealed chamber beneath the roots — and a sacred stone that must be returned to a remote Himalayan shrine before the spirit collects what it's owed. The price of staying isn't their money, their sanity, or even their lives. It's whatever they love most. They make the journey, pay the cost, and break the cycle — refusing to pass the debt on, as fifteen tenants before them had. But peace doesn't last. Their stone was never the only one. A centuries-old sage once bound nine such spirits to nine sacred stones across the land, and a sorcerer — driven by his own old grief, convinced the gods failed him and power is owed to him instead — has spent thirty years hunting them down, one by one. When he steals back the very stone Kabir and Komal returned, the family is pulled into a war they never asked for. Each stone recovered, lost, or fought over opens a new region, a new family, a new guardian spirit with its own tragedy and its own claim — building outward from one haunted house into a sprawling battlefield of old debts across the country. New characters enter as allies, rivals, and casualties; the sorcerer's own past and motivations deepen even as his methods darken. At the center, Kabir and Komal evolve from frightened homeowners into reluctant guardians themselves, fighting not just to protect their son but to decide who should hold power over the nine stones at all — and what it costs a family to keep choosing, again and again, not to pass their debts onto someone else. The result is a serialized supernatural thriller built to sustain a hundred-episode arc: one grounded mythology (the Kakor, the madaar, the nine Navaratnas), an expanding cast with independent stakes, and a slow-escalating central conflict that always returns to the same question the story opened with — what are you willing to lose to keep what you love?

this is a story of a boy who was living his life peacefully but then he met a girl online and it changed his life way too much little by little

Andrew, a werewolf, spends 7 years as a live-in caregiver for Luna to fulfill a promise to his late true love Claire—Luna’s sister who died saving him. He endures countless hardships for Luna: skipping exams to fix her car, drinking spoiled milk for her, racing dangerously, enduring abuse from Luna’s crush Eleanor, and even being auctioned off. Luna, oblivious to Andrew’s motive, only has eyes for Eleanor, repeatedly misunderstanding and hurting Andrew. When Andrew, after 7 years, decides to end his life to reunite with Claire by jumping into a river, he survives but loses his memory and leaves. Later, Luna discovers Eleanor killed Claire and framed Andrew, takes revenge by ruining the family and auctioning Eleanor. Finally, Luna heads to find the amnesiac Andrew, who now lives a simple life by the sea, trying to make amends.

Amara is a beautiful, charming girl who never imagined that her life could transit into the circle of wealthy people in a day. She was invited by her best friend, Teni, to attend her brother's birthday party one faithful day, and there she was opened to another world, a world of extravagance. Dennis, the billionaire birthday celebrant, was used to many ladies seeking his attention. As the champagne is being popped, a young lady walks in. He almost dropped the cup of glass he was holding. Amara didn't dress luxuriously as others but there is something about how she took her steps, the gaze of her eyes that Dennis couldn't resist. How did she get in here? Was the question in the mind, of Dennis. A few moments later, Dennis makes his findings to know who has brought the young lady to his birthday party. Through his patience and observation, he knew his sis brought her. Their paths later cross, and Dennis is left to battle the difference in their Social class. In a world where status is of priority, can two hearts from different worlds come together and beat as one? Billionaire’s Birthday Party is a heartwarming tale of love, trust, and breaking boundaries.

The day before my birthday, the man I loved for nine years hugged me and cried. "Did Olivi really disappear? Tomorrow is her birthday, and I promised her that I would accompany her..." I held back my tears and shook my head, but Nathan grabbed my neck: "Why can't Olivi come back, why do you want to occupy her body!" Nathan never cared about my birthday. Three years ago, I asked him to spend my birthday with me, but I had a car accident, and when I woke up, two years had passed. A strange memory appeared in my mind, a person named Olivi, in my body, and in love with Nathan. Now Nathan is by my side, but he just wants to wait for Olivi to come back. I was discouraged and decided to participate in the "personality elimination surgery". Use my disappearance to exchange Nathan's Olivi. But after I left, he regretted it.