ninety fivee

Isabel has stage four cancer somewhere in her guts, so she has packed her bag and went to Raven's Cove, a beach resort owned by the Raven family. The resort offers a retirement plan for terminally ill patients. And one thing that attracted Isabel to sign up is the fulfillment of her bucket list. Many sorts of things happened in the resort that made Isabel's southward life into a rollercoaster. (Cover picture credits to the owner, we do not own the photo)

When the doctor tells Erica Jones she has ninety days before she loses her eyesight, her entire world comes crashing down. At that moment, she wishes the world would slow down long enough for her to see everything one last time. Unfortunately, her bank account says otherwise. After spending most of her life working to support her financially draining mother and coping with a mentally exhausting boss for the pay, Erica finally decides to resign and spend whatever time she has left actually living. But quitting Andrew Simon was never going to be that easy. Feared by employees and worshipped by investors, Andrew Simon is the cold-hearted billionaire behind one of the biggest companies in the country. A man who built his empire with blood, sweat, and lies. And somehow, Erica ends up tangled deeper in his world than ever before. The deal was simple: Stay until the company’s biggest project launches, and walk away with one million dollars. Enough money for treatment. Enough for healthcare. Enough to survive after the darkness comes. It was too good to refuse. Even if working beside Andrew Simon feels like standing too close to a fire capable of burning her alive. Erica tells herself she can survive anything for ninety days. The pressure. The secrets. The dangerous man slowly pulling her closer with every passing moment. What she never expected was falling in love with the devil who ruined lives for a living. The deeper Erica falls into Andrew Simon’s world, the more she realizes powerful men are willing to kill to protect what they built. And as the countdown to her blindness begins, Erica realizes her eyesight may not be the only thing she is about to lose. Because loving Andrew Simon might cost her life too.

Jax, a 23-year-old man, finds himself in a strange and chaotic future in the year 2090. Along with thousands of other people, he wakes up in a massive arena without any knowledge of how or why they were brought there. The atmosphere is tense as everyone is confused and frightened by the situation. Jax, however, is determined to find a way back to the past and begins his quest for answers. As he explores the futuristic world around him, he encounters strange new technologies and discovers that the world has undergone significant changes since his time. He meets other survivors who share his goal of returning home, and together they begin to unravel the mystery behind their displacement. As Jax delves deeper into the mystery, he uncovers a sinister plot by a group of scientists who have been experimenting with time travel. He realizes that they are responsible for bringing him and the others to this future as part of their twisted experiment. However, their experiments have gone awry, and Jax and his fellow survivors are now trapped in this time period. The conflict rises as Jax and his team must navigate through various obstacles to uncover the truth about the experiment and find a way back to their own time. They face numerous challenges, including dangerous creatures, hostile factions, and the ever-present threat of being captured by the scientists. The stakes are high as Jax and his team race against time to find a way back home. They experience many setbacks along the way, but their determination never wavers. Finally, after many trials and tribulations, they discover the key to their escape: a secret portal that leads back to their own time. In a climactic scene, Jax and his team confront the scientists responsible for their predicament and succeed in shutting down their operation. With the portal now open, Jax and the others make their way back to their own time, leaving behind the strange and terrifying world of 2090. In the end, Jax returns home a changed man, having learned valuable lessons about perseverance, determination, and the power of friendship. He realizes that even in the face of impossible odds, anything is possible with the right mindset and support system.

I had been secretly dating my brother's best friend, Nico Gallo, for three years, but he would never make our relationship public. Despite this, I never doubted his love for me. After all, I was the woman who made him stop dating, the one who broke his streak. Ninety-nine others came before me; after me, there were none. If I so much as sneezed, he’d drop everything—his family’s multi-million-dollar empire included—just to rush home and care for me. But on my birthday, just as I was excitedly preparing to share the news of my pregnancy with Nico, he forgot. For the first time, he forgot my birthday and vanished without a trace. The housekeeper told me he’d gone to the airport to pick up someone important. I rushed there and saw him, clutching a bouquet, his face a mask of nervous anticipation as he waited for a woman—a woman who bore a startling resemblance to me. Later, my brother told me she was Nico’s first love, the one that got away. Nico had once defied his own father, the formidable Don Gallo, for her. After she dumped him, he shattered completely. That's when he started cycling through ninety-nine other women, each one a pale imitation of his lost love, a desperate attempt to fill the chasm she left behind. My brother spoke of Nico's profound affection with a tone of admiration, never suspecting that I was just one of those substitutes. I watched Nico and his first love for a long, silent moment. Then, without a second of hesitation, I returned to the hospital. "Doctor," I managed, my voice trembling, "I… I don't want this baby anymore."

“Creativity” Is a word thrown around far too much. In the modern age, anybody can be considered creative for the most generic of motions. Creativity isn’t a simple gift that your child has because they are “special” no. To be creative, you must be innovative. It is as easy as drawing a fictional character. But being creative is thinking of something nobody else has. Ahead of your time. Most of the greatest, smartest, minds invented and solved problems that nobody else could. Why? Because creativity is an aspect of intelligence. So what would you do if you were a random person, who was adopted by death and taken to a world where imagination is everything. Where you are gifted a certain amount of magic, Where to be strong you must be creative? Think outside the box? In a world where being strong, means you are respected. And to be weak you are not. But to be strong you must be creative. The only thing you have is determination. How far can that get you? Don't expect much it's my first. Never have I written Characters, worlds, power systems, plot, nothing. It's more just a generic reincarnation. More of a testing ground than anything. And uploads may not be daily at some points but ill attempt not to drop it. “Two possibilities exist: either we are alone in the Universe or we are not. Both are equally terrifying” -Arthur C Clarke (Hiatus rn sorry I have alot rn I’ll try to post Thursday, friday, or saturday

I am Julian Sterling's most loyal, pathetic follower. It took me five whole years to become his girlfriend. After we started dating, he would bring women home every few days, pushing my limits time and time again. What he doesn't know is that once we've watched ninety-nine sunsets together, I'll finally let go of him for good.

Ninety days to save everything I've built. All I need is a wife who won't ask questions and won't expect my heart. Cassandra Hayes has ninety days to get married or lose her billion-dollar tech company to her scheming cousin Marcus. Her grandfather's will is ruthless: marry or watch everything she's built be handed to the man who's been undermining her for years. There's one problem: she hasn't dated seriously in three years. Not since her ex-fiancé sold her business secrets and shattered her trust. With time running out, she needs a husband fast. Enter Elijah Morgan, the cold, brilliant consultant hired to evaluate whether she's fit to lead. He's devastatingly handsome, completely off-limits, and has his own desperate problem: he needs a wife to win custody of his orphaned five-year-old niece, Mia. The solution is perfect on paper: a contract marriage benefiting them both. Ninety days playing devoted spouses. Separate bedrooms. No feelings. No complications. Except Mia immediately bonds with Cassandra, breaking through both their walls. Living together reveals cracks in Elijah's icy Armor the gentle way he braids Mia's hair, his protective fury when Marcus attacks, his vulnerability admitting he's terrified of failing his niece. And Cassandra discovers Elijah truly sees her not just the CEO everyone expects, but the woman who loves vinyl records, makes terrible jokes when nervous, and cries at children's movies. But Marcus discovers their contract. The board demands proof the marriage is real. Elijah's former in-laws hire investigators documenting every moment. With the deadline approaching, Cassandra and Elijah face an impossible choice: end the marriage and lose everything, or risk admitting that somewhere between signed contracts and staged photographs, their fake marriage became devastatingly, dangerously real. They planned for every outcome except falling in love.

My agreement with the tech mogul, Rex Blackwood, was simple. At his family’s 99th annual charity gala, he would finally introduce me as his fiancée. But when the day came, he was a no-show. Instead, he appeared on a live broadcast from a business summit, raising a celebratory glass with his partner, Victoria Pierce. The photo was instantly splashed across every financial headline. Meanwhile, I became the laughingstock of the gala, a spectacle of humiliation for every socialite in attendance. Rumors swirled about the fiancée who had never been seen. Everyone wondered when I would be officially cast aside. Stricken with guilt after realizing what I had endured, Rex promised he would be there the following year. But when he finally stood on that stage in an impeccable suit, his voice full of emotion as he called my name under the spotlight of the 100th gala, the massive screen behind him was broadcasting a segment on a new art exhibition in Paris. It featured an interview with me, a rising new artist, and the unmissable sparkle of a wedding band on my ring finger.

I stumbled into a Shadow Beast's trap and was critically wounded. While I lay dying in the forest, my parents, my brother, and even my mate were all celebrating my sister, Briar Sterling, for her victory in the Ascension Trial. I used the last of my strength to call for help through our mind-link, but not a single one of them bothered to reply. Even the future Alpha, my mate—Marcel Stuart—blocked my pleas. An eternity seemed to pass before Marcel’s voice finally broke through the mind-link. "Aurora, stop throwing a tantrum. Tonight is Briar's celebration party. We'll talk after it's over." I stared at the moon as the will to live drained from me. So that was it. My life was worth less than one of Briar's parties. This was the 99th time everyone had abandoned me for Briar. Fine. This time, I would cut them out of my life for good.

Ninety-Nine Thousand Memories is a brutal odyssey of LitRPG and Dark Fantasy. Asteron has died more times than he can count. More than 500 lives of agony, trapped in an endless cycle. But when a mysterious blood-red door drags him into an abyss of fractured memories, he discovers ninety-nine thousand forgotten memories that flood his mind with a torrent of violence, ancestral magic, erased wars, and skills forged in pain. Now, the knowledge of fallen empires burns in his veins, but the Ascendants, divine architects of his torment, want him back in their cage. His time is bleeding out, and every second lost brings him closer to oblivion. His only bet: an impossible hotel, where time is the currency and guests trade their remaining years for refuge. Here, in this place between worlds, Asteron weaves a web of allies and enemies as he fights to maintain his sanity on the brink of collapse. Visceral combats and an antihero at the limit of his resistance. Can a man with 99,000 pasts defeat a future that condemns him… or will his last life be the one that destroys him? Do you dare to enter the hotel?