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Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas)

Surrender To Us, Our Luna (One Luna, Four Alphas)

“Alpha Troy! Over here!” I yelled, raising my hand for help. I was under attack by a monster while saving my mates. The four of them heard me cry out as the creature clawed me and slammed me against the wall. “Help me!” I gasped, but their attention shifted when a soft cry came from the other side. It was Oriana, the gentle princess and a warrior, a combination most men lusted after. But not my mates. They were in my troupe, my friends, my lovers. We shared a bed, a bond. I knew they would save me. “Ohhh! I’m going to die,” she whimpered again, though she could have stood up easily. The monster’s focus was on me. “Yorick!” I screamed, reaching for another of my mates, struggling to escape, my leg tangled in silver chains. My mates looked at me and then at her—and I saw it. The shine of love in their eyes. In a heartbeat, they ran to her. My heart slowed. Tears welled up. Oriana had warned me: when it came down to it, they would choose her. She told me they only used me to pass time in the dorm room because I agreed for gangbang while other she-wolves did not. And now, right before my eyes, they were leaping into battle—for her. “We’ll come back for you, don’t worry,” Haiden shouted, as if that erased the betrayal. At that moment, the monster turned back to me. And I knew there would be no saving me. So I prayed they’d live long enough to regret their choice. --- Clementine had spent her life as the insufferable daughter of an alpha—tough, rebellious, and uninterested in love, especially in a world where male wolves were allowed multiple mates. Tired of her attitude, her stepmother forced her into an academy built to train fighters against deadly monsters. On her first day, Clementine was shocked to find her roommates were the worst people from her past: -Alpha Yorick, her bitter ex-boyfriend -Alpha Troy, her ex–best friend who believed she betrayed him -Alpha Haiden, the bully who had made her life hell -And Alpha Ian, her former cellmate who thought she manipulated him into punishment They all seemed to want revenge. But when they fought side by side on the battlefield, something strange happened–Clementine felt a mate bond with all of them. At first, things turned steamy. Hatred became desire. Tension turned into passion. But then, Clementine saw the truth: when it came down to it, they would always choose someone else over her. To them, she had only ever been a distraction, a toy to share and throw away.
Fantasy
607 Chs
May Death Do Us Part

May Death Do Us Part

This is a story for the hopeless romantics who crave more than just love… but destiny, danger, and a touch of the forbidden. At its heart is a striking redhead with piercing blue eyes, a woman caught between two men: the one she thought she lost forever, and the one who now holds her heart. But this is no ordinary love triangle. It is a tale woven with the remnants of ancient races long thought extinct, the Nosferatu, the Lycans, the Elves, and the Dwarves. Beneath the surface of kingdoms and courtship lies a brewing storm of rebellion, bloodshed, and a fight for freedom. In a world where loyalty to one’s people clashes with the desires of the heart, every choice comes at a cost. Cursed with immortality through endless rebirth, she has wandered through lifetimes burdened by memory and loss, searching for a way to break the cycle and finally rest. To protect herself, she keeps her heart locked away… until she meets a kind, gentle man who teaches her how to love again, only for fate to cruelly take him from her. Forced to carry that grief into yet another life, she resigns herself to loneliness. Until she meets him. A man bound by the same curse. A man who understands her. A man who dares to make her believe in love again. But what happens when the past refuses to stay buried? When her first love returns, alive and changed, just as she begins to move on? And what happens when she discovers that her curse is not a curse at all… but the truth of what she really is? As secrets unravel and identities are revealed, she must choose between love and duty, past and present, heart and destiny. And this time, the choice may cost her everything. Content Notes • Contains explicit romantic scenes • Themes of love triangles and emotional conflict (with a touch of reverse harem dynamics) • Includes violence, bloodshed, and death • Set in a medieval-inspired world (yes, soap exists) • Contains mature language ⸻ Excerpt “I’m tired of this existence,” Melissa murmured, her voice barely louder than the dying embers in the hearth. “I don’t want to live forever. I just want it to end… to finally stay dead.” Elric stepped closer, his gaze soft but unyielding. He lifted her chin gently, forcing her to meet his eyes. “And if you leave,” he asked quietly, “who will I spend eternity with?” Melissa pulled away, the cold air rushing to meet her bare skin as she moved toward the window. The night wrapped around her like an old companion, indifferent and endless. “You’ll learn to live without me, Your Majesty,” she said, her tone distant. Behind her, Elric closed the space between them once more, his arms encircling her, warmth against the chill. “Is a life like this not worth it,” he murmured, “if you live it with someone you love?” Melissa’s expression hardened, her eyes reflecting something far older than sorrow. “Love is meaningless without an ending,” she replied. “Even vows are built on it… till death do us part.”
Fantasy
332 Chs
A Story That Holds Us Together

A Story That Holds Us Together

"Everybody says writers create stories..... but I don't believe that. I believe writers have their own stories which help them to become actual writers," Annabelle spelled those words fearlessly. There was nothing that could stop her to move forward, to stop her to make her own story. Anna threw the microphone she was holding and came down from the stage just to find her story, that guy who was standing backstage with his eyes fixed on her. Yes, he was her story. Then again, he is the only man she can ever make a story with. A story that is she obsessed with all along. He kissed her passionately and whispered to her, "Let's make a story that holds us together, my love." A crashed princess and an unknown prince charming fell in love with each other so madly, that's how their love story worked! *** *** *** *** "If I say it was a love at first sight, what would you do?" "I will just reject you," she answered calmly. Kiera has given up on love. She promised that she is never going to fall in love. But the irresistible guy just came into her life forcefully as he fell in love with her from the moment his eyes fell upon her. She was nonchalant and on the other hand, he was persistent. She can't fall in love with him but she still can't resist seeing him with any other woman. Can they also make a story? A story that can also hold them together? - - - - - - - - So? What if I say all of this is just a delusion? A delusion that I am forcing you, people, to think? Who knows if it is true or not? Only the end can define its ending. Let's stick to the end together? Shall we? ________________________ *Daily Uploads* *Female Leading* *R-18* *Readers should read it at their own risk* I am not gonna take responsibility for them! #Discord Server Link: https://discord.gg/jEgFATUvwN #Personal IG: nimbu420
Urban
280 Chs
Double language, modern language or ancient language
Shuangchu Wen referred to a type of literary style that usually appeared in the ancient Chinese novel, Dream of the Red Chamber, referring to the emotional entanglement between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu. This style was vividly displayed in 'Dream of the Red Chamber', and was hailed as the pinnacle of Chinese classical novels. In modern novels, double-character writing was also a common literary form. It often appeared in modern romance novels.
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2025-02-25 09:50
What was the difference between literary language, everyday language, and scientific language? Why is literary language a creative language?
As a kind of "language", what is the difference between literary language, daily language and scientific language? Although literary language, daily language, and scientific language are all used by humans, there are great differences in expression and meaning. The literary language usually appears in the form of literary works such as novels, poems, essays, etc. These works usually express the author's thoughts, emotions, and values through the art of language. The language of literary works is often full of imagination, rhetoric and cultural background, so it has a unique style and characteristics. Everyday speech is the language we use in our daily lives, both spoken and written. Everyday speech is usually used to exchange information, express ideas, and solve problems. The purpose is to smoothly socialize and communicate. Everyday speech usually followed certain grammar and rules and emphasized practicality and efficiency. The scientific language was used to describe natural phenomena and scientific theories. Scientific language usually follows strict grammar and rules to express precise and accurate information. Scientific language usually uses specific vocabulary and terms to express specific concepts and relationships. Therefore, literary language was very different from daily language and scientific language in terms of language form and expression. The language of literature has its own unique style and characteristics. It usually appears in the form of literary works to express the author's thoughts, feelings and values. Everyday speech focused on practicality and efficiency, aiming for smooth socializing and communication. On the other hand, scientific language focused on precise and accurate information expression and followed strict grammar and rules. Why is literary language a creative language? The literary language is a kind of creative language because it can express the author's thoughts, feelings and values through the art of language. It has a unique language style and characteristics. The language of literary works is often full of imagination, rhetoric, and cultural background, so it is creative. The literary language could also stimulate the reader's imagination and creativity, and promote the reader's thinking and aesthetic ability.
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2024-09-12 19:39
Living Language and Dead Language
A living language was a language that was commonly used on a large scale. It was a language that people had learned and often used in real life. It often changed, such as French, German, Chinese, and other languages that were widely used in modern people's daily lives and constantly developed. A dead language referred to a language that was no longer learned as a mother tongue. People no longer used it often, and it often stopped changing. For example, although it was not completely extinct and was still used in the international cultural world, the Roman Church also used it for educational administration and communication. However, it was no longer widely used as a daily spoken language, and its role in spoken language had been greatly weakened.
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2026-07-21 01:33
Living language, dead language
Live language example: "laugh to the sky and go out. How can we be people of Penghao?" The language of the dead: " Awesome, my country."
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2026-07-20 01:18
Living language, dead language
Living languages were widely used. People would learn and use them in real life. This language was still in constant change. A dead language was a language that was no longer learned as a mother tongue. Very few people used it, and it usually stopped changing. If a language was no longer used as a mother tongue, or even known by very few people, then it could be considered a dead language. However, for languages like Latino, which were not as influential in daily life as before but had not completely disappeared, the term " dead language " could not be understood literally.
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2026-07-17 17:32
Living language and dead language
A living language is a language that is commonly used in a large range. People learn it and use it frequently in real life. This kind of language often changes. A dead language, also known as extinct language, extinct language, dead language, or extinct language, referred to a language that was no longer learned by people as their mother tongue. People no longer used it often, and such a language usually stopped changing. For example, although it was known as the " dead language," it did not completely disappear. It was only after the demise of the Roman Empire that its role as a spoken language was weakened. Almost no one spoke this language anymore, but it was still widely used and recognized in the international cultural world. The Roman Church still used it for academic administration and communication.
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2026-07-17 07:32
The living language and the dead language
A living language was a language that was commonly used on a large scale. People would learn it and use it frequently in real life, and it would often change. For example, Chinese and English were living languages. Chinese was widely used in daily life, business activities, cultural exchanges, and many other fields. New vocabulary and expressions continued to emerge with the development of the times. English was also a common language in the fields of communication, business, science and technology on a global scale. Similarly, new usages and vocabulary were constantly produced. A dead language referred to a language that was no longer learned as a mother tongue. People no longer used it often, and it basically stopped changing. It used to play an important role in academia, religion, and other fields, but it was no longer a language used for daily communication. Few people learned it as their mother tongue, and there were basically no new developments.
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2026-07-16 08:08
Living language, dead language
A living language was a language that was commonly used on a large scale. People would learn it and use it frequently in real life. Moreover, it often changed. For example, Chinese, English, French, German, and so on were all living languages. A dead language was a language that was no longer learned as a mother tongue. People no longer used it often, and it also stopped changing.
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2026-07-09 15:47
Dead language and living language
Dead languages were also known as extinct languages, extinct languages, dead languages, or extinct languages. They referred to languages that no one used as their mother tongue. For example, Tocharian, no one in the world could speak it, and there were very few paleologists who knew this language. Its remnants were found in Xinjiang, China, and there were almost no complete pages. No one used it to communicate, so it was a dead language. A living language was a language that was still being used. It should be noted that although the language was called a " dead language ", the " dead " here was not completely extinct in the literal sense. Although it did not have a profound influence in daily life, it was still used by people. As long as a language was still spoken, it was considered a living language.
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2026-07-03 19:41
What is language? What was the difference between spoken language, written language, and literary language?
Language is a tool for human beings to communicate and express their thoughts, feelings, and intentions, including oral language and written language. Spoken language refers to the way of expressing thoughts, feelings, and intentions directly through oral language. It is usually concise, vivid, and real-time. It is often used in daily communication, news reports, film reviews, and other fields. Written language refers to the way of expressing thoughts, feelings, and intentions through words. It is usually standard, rigorous, and complicated. It is often used in literary works, academic works, professional papers, and other fields. Literature language is a language form that mainly studies literary works, including spoken language, written language, rhetoric language, etc. It has a unique language style, language skills, and language expressions that reflect the author's culture, history, thoughts, feelings, and other background information. There are differences in the way of expression, language norms, and language styles among spoken, written, and literary languages, but they are all important tools for human beings to communicate and express their thoughts, feelings, and intentions.
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2024-09-14 09:41
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