an overdue apology

The strongest corporation of the country is the Ling Corporation, there is no big business empire than the Ling family business, they hold seventy percent shares in all the big companies, their influence and their bearings are feared by everyone. Their wealth increase in millions by every minute and second. The owner of Ling Corporation have a daughter who is sole heir of this great business empire called Miss Ling, she is a final year student in the number one business School. While she was drunk driving, she killed a woman. She is carefree, domineering and bold. Fan Yue Jing is the male protagonist, who got law degree from the best law school, he intended to sue the girl who killed his mother and she is not even guilty of it. Join Yue Jing on this tough journey to know whether he will be able to bring justice for his mother or the wealth of the girl would help her prove innocent in the court of law. Your author here.

She found his lie at 11:43pm. Three years of marriage. One text that said “She never leaves.” So Maya left. No yelling. No scene. Just keys on the counter and a carry-on bag. Daniel spent years taking her for granted. Now he has 12 days before divorce papers are final to prove he’s worth a second chance. But Maya isn’t the quiet wife he married anymore. And Daniel’s about to learn: you don’t get to break someone, then beg them to stay. *The Apology I Never Got* is a second chance romance about a woman choosing herself, and a man learning that “I’m sorry” means nothing without proof.

Adam knew he was turning back time. After being shot in the head, he wakes up in his bedroom. A novel that tells his life story is next to his pillow when he wakes up in 2204—two years before his shooting death. Using the novel as a reference to avoid a tragic fate, Adam managed to pass his ten-month days smoothly. But everything changed since an affiliate organization with the Marsk username was declared missing. When trying to re-check the novel to find a solution to Marsk's disappearance, Adam realized that the story of the disappearance of the affiliate was not in the novel. From there, the things that happened next deviated far from the book's contents. There were even some arches and characters that appeared too quickly. When he tries to explore this strangeness slowly, he also often experiences déjà vu. This phenomenon usually occurs, especially since Adam met Dara—a remarkable blind woman sick with love—and his best friend Putra—a man who sincerely hopes for Dara healing. Even stranger, he seemed to get a familiar picture of what action or words he would do next. His status as a 'guard wolf' made Adam prefer to put aside all things beyond reason. But it was too late when he finally realized that the déjà vu wasn't due to his mental exhaustion. "I won't end up the same again, Adam." Sometimes, God is joking.

A killer is on the loose,,and no one has any idea who it is, same killing technique, dead bodies being left at the same point How safe are the people ? Who is the killer ? Has he been granted any immunity by the government or is he a police or is he one amongst us roaming in the streets looking for his next target ?

She loved deeply—but not always wisely. In a series of almost-relationships, mixed signals, and unspoken expectations, she finds herself caught between what she feels and what she knows she deserves. Sometimes she walks away. Sometimes she stays too long. And sometimes… she becomes the very thing that hurt her. Ache and Apology is a raw, unfiltered journey through love that was never quite right—where loyalty blurred into self-betrayal, and honesty came a little too late. It’s about wanting something real, even when you’re not fully ready for it. About recognizing the patterns you swore you’d never repeat… and repeating them anyway. But more than anything, it’s about growth—the kind that comes when you finally stop asking “Why them?” and start asking “Why me?” Because this isn’t just a story about heartbreak. It’s about accountability. It’s about healing. It’s about becoming. And in the end, it asks one question: When love hurts… and you’ve hurt others too— Who do you become next?

The new beginning of Satou as he tries to leave a life without regret and to not make the same mistake as he did in his past life, not knowing what kind of challenge will come towards his ideal life

Raine is currently living in pain. Hurting that the girl she’s in love with will be marrying her only brother. Though she’s the current CEO of their company, she is stuck in their ancestral home with her family where the wedding will happen in one week. Every day she is exhausted as she tries to hide her true feelings with her family. And the sudden appearance of her annoying childhood friend, Marcella, did not help either, as she keeps on pestering her and maybe finding out of what she’s been hiding.   Marcella is coming back to her hometown after living in abroad for almost 7 years. She did not want to go back but Aunt Alexa and Alex beg her to attend the wedding. If she hasn’t been close to this family, she will never ever go back. She does not want to see Raine ever again. She does not want to remember why she went abroad in the first place. She does not need to remember how the only woman she ever loved will never ever fall for her.  But it seems faith is being cruel again – Raine is in love with the soon to be bride and she is the only one who knows it.

An Apology From The Man That Killed God is a haunting, psychological tragedy that tracks the disillusionment of James, a man who evolves from a deeply faithful child into a broken soldier, ultimately executing the ultimate act of defiance: tracking down and assassinating God to dismantle a rigged universe. Driven not by a desire for selfish revenge, but by a quiet, heavy resentment against a scripted system of human suffering, James takes matters into his own hands. He sets out to destroy the physical manifestation of the deity that allowed it all to happen. What follows is a profound, cosmic exploration of trauma and consequence, examining the terrifying reality of what happens to humanity when there is no longer a divine scapegoat left to carry our pain.

For my entire life, I've lived in the shadow of my sister, Cordelia. She is the Crimson Peak Pack's Chosen One, blessed by the Moon Goddess herself—the prize every Alpha covets. But what she doesn't know is that this time, I've been blessed, too. I was reborn on the night of the Mating Gala. Just as in my past life, she wore that cloyingly sweet smile, playing the part of the doting older sister by insisting I choose my mate first for all to see. This time, however, I wouldn't fall for it. In my past life, I genuinely believed she had my best interests at heart. I foolishly gave her the first choice and was left with Alpha Adam of the Ironfang Pack, a man supposedly afflicted by a bloodline curse that triggered frequent, uncontrollable rages. I renounced my inheritance and dedicated myself to alchemy, desperately trying to soothe the wild wolf raging inside him. I became his keeper, though he never offered me a shred of the warmth a mate deserves. It wasn't until a celebration for Cordelia's pup that an ancient malevolent spirit attacked, attempting to steal the life of her unborn pup with dark magic. In that instant, the Alpha everyone believed had been mad for years suddenly became lucid. He lunged to protect Cordelia, but in his haste, used me as a shield. The dark magic slammed into me, shattering my inner wolf. As I fell, I saw him pull my sister into his arms, using his own body to shield her from the final blow. Only then did I finally understand. He had never been afflicted with any bloodline curse. His pack never treated him like an outcast, either. He feigned madness only because he knew he could never win Cordelia's love and refused to mate with anyone else. In my last moments, he finally whispered an apology. "Forgive me, Aurelia." "I deceived you. But I can't let anything happen to Cordelia. I'll repay you in the next life." When I opened my eyes again, I was back on the night our father, Alpha Marcus, commanded us to choose our fated mates. This time, I would choose no one. And this time, they would be the ones on their knees, begging for my love.

My hypocritical best friend was born with a curse system. After committing countless wrongdoings, she bound me to an apology system. From then on, every evil thing she did fell onto my shoulders, and I could only apologize, unable to explain. In the end, I was beaten to death and left on a mountain. When I was reborn, she tried to pull the same tricks, but I found a new way to play the game. From that moment on, I powered through, turning her face into a fireworks display.