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After three years of marriage, Evelyn finally got pregnant. She thought it would be the happiest day of her life until her own husband’s hands pushed into hell her. Evelyn went to the company to inform Alain about her pregnancy, only to be met with the sight of him having sex with his secretary. Alain had betrayed her. “Let’s get a divorce,” he said, the three years of affection crushed like worthless paper. He showed no shame as he continued his affair right in front of her, under the guise of nakedness. “Fine,” Evelyn agreed. She looked proud and aloof. She swallowed the news of her pregnancy, holding it tight in her throat without uttering a word. But as she turned away, she burst into tears. She returned home, prepared the divorce papers, signed them, packed her belongings, and left. But on the way, Evelyn fainted because of her foetal derangement. A kind man took her to the hospital and left her with a beautiful wish. Other than that, she knew nothing about him. Five years later, Evelyn had a successful career and a peaceful life with her young son - Dennis. But one day, her son brought a strange man home, none other than Alain! Evelyn was stunned. Her ex-husband had returned, shamelessly begging her for forgiveness, wanting to regain her and Dennis. He wanted her to come back to him. But Evelyn didn’t agree. Despite Alain’s coercion, she refused. And at that moment, “he” suddenly appeared, unexpectedly and silently as he did five years ago. He pulled her up from the depths and slapped her ex-husband directly in the face with one sentence: “You’re not worthy of her.” ... Umee: Hi there! First of all, thank you for the interest and for the enthusiasm. Truly. Every time I open my comments and see new invitations to add Discord, buy promotion packages, commission comic adaptations, or “have a quick chat,” I’m reminded that my story has somehow wandered into a very busy marketplace. That said, I should probably set expectations gently before anyone invests too much energy. I’m not looking for promotion services, paid advertising or commissioned artwork. Not because they’re bad ideas, just because they’re not ideas I currently need. I don’t have the budget, the urgency or the illusion that my story is secretly one step away from becoming the next global phenomenon. I’m very aware of where my work stands. It’s doing okay. Respectably okay. Not “adapt-everything-immediately” okay. My passion for writing exists but it hasn’t reached the stage where common sense quietly exits the room. I promise I’m not underestimating myself, I’m simply being realistic, which is a personality trait I’ve grown quite attached to. Another small but important thing: I’m not really interested in chatting, exchanging ideas, networking, or building creative alliances in private messages. I write best when left alone. I think best when no one is pitching anything to me. And I function best when my inbox is not screaming for attention. So if I don’t reply, please know it’s not personal, it’s just me choosing silence over small talk. That being said, if you’re genuinely curious about me rather than what I can potentially become or produce, if you want to see my everyday life, random thoughts, quiet moments and the unmarketable parts of my existence, I do have my Instagram linked in my bio. You’re welcome to follow it. No proposals required. No introductions needed. Just observation, at your own pace. I truly wish you the best with your creative work, your art, your promotions, and your ambitions. Creating something and trying to get it seen is hard, I respect that deeply. I just prefer to walk my path slowly, quietly, and without turning every interaction into a business opportunity. Thank you for understanding, for stopping by, and for letting me return peacefully to my writing corner, where the only thing I’m selling is words.

Ravaged and desolate, the Old World perished beneath the polluted sky. Radiation and infestation plagued the Earth all while a mere fraction of the human population remained. Of that rapidly diminishing population, a man approaching his thirties found himself entangled with Earth's current "War Lords" -- a pathetic bunch of insecure men who dominate what remains of the blue planet. Thrown into one of the prisons, Cain is ruthlessly prodded and experimented on. Subjected to radiation, gene altercation, and given various poisons and toxins alongside a slew of potential antidotes to match -- Cain became the War Lord’s guinea pig. Only after satisfying their voracious greed for revenge did the War Lord’s finally grant Cain some semblance of mercy. Strapped to a metal chair with a thick steel collar hung around his throat, Cain prepared himself for death. While his body slowly melted underneath the heat of one of the War Lord’s new experimental serums, an unfamiliar women’s voice called out to Cain. Summoned by a random girl in another world, she calls Cain a demon. “Demon?” Cain questions. But then it hits him — he’s been reborn and summoned. It’s a two-for-one special! *** Follow along Cain's rebirth and his unfortunate summoning into another world filled with trials, tribulations, and tragedy all composed by yours truly, thelostboy. Side note: I've tried this writing thing before and it's a lot more taxing than I was expecting. Rather than continue my old story that I fell out of love with, I figured it would be all-around more enjoyable for myself and my readers to create something I'm newly passionate about than return to shallow waters. Also also, once I get into a writing rhythm again I plan on creating a Patreon for early access chapters, I've decided not to Contract this novel for the more respectable, mature approach -- begging. May we pray I write something good.

She smiled as the world burned. He watched, bound by duty and the weight of justice. Selene Blackwell, 24, the youngest inmate to be thrown into Redboiler Prison — a maximum-security prison where only the worst of monsters are kept. They called her a psychopath. But Chief Caelum Rothwell sees something else. Beneath her cunning grin and mocking eyes, he finds a story buried in blood and fire — and something far more dangerous: a reason. Trained in rules, discipline, and the cold hands of military law, Caelum never thought he’d bend. Not for anyone. Not even her. But when a spark blooms between the sinner and the one sworn to lock her away, boundaries blur. Truths unravel. And love begins to rot the bars they built between them. One smile can rewrite a sentence. One lie can trigger a war. In a prison where secrets fester and the law is absolute, how far will you go to save the woman the world has already condemned?

Sometimes, we love the Enemy. Or does love create Enemies?

This is a book made up of three short stories that are unrelated to each other. Can read standalone. [One Sentence]- Aria woke up one day to realize that a serial killer is in town. Oh no, not just a serial killer, but the killer seemed to target only her family members and friends. Not knowing what could be happening, she found herself fighting to stay alive. But what is her mistake? Why chase after her? She came to understand that a simple sentence she made casually brought her, her dooms day. How can she be a survival when the killer has come to kill and destroy? [Karma]- A woman received an innocent hello on Facebook but she decided to ruin the man’s family instead of chatting with him. At the end, Karma came into the picture. [Pride]- Sarah and Sean are a loving married couple, one could say they are perfect but they have only one problem, they both have pride. When the other does something, both will pick offense and non will apologize or seek for peace but neither of them know that one day that same pride will not only destroy their marriage but will leave one of them seriously heartbroken with regrets and a lot of had I known’s. A short story with moral lesson A must read Publisher：i&i Publisher

Aria woke up one day to realize that a serial killer is in town. Oh no, not just a serial killer, but the killer seemed to target only her family members and friends. Not knowing what could be happening, she found herself fighting to stay alive. But what is her mistake? Why chase after her? She came to understand that a simple sentence she made casually brought her, her dooms day. How can she be a survival when the killer has come to kill and destroy? Publisher：i&i Publisher

Release Schedule: Subsequent acts will be released weekly on Saturdays. Synopsis: This book is written in close first person. It follows a person moving through a series of controlled spaces. Each space teaches a different way to survive. What is rewarded becomes clear quickly: staying, adjusting, being useful, anticipating others. Love and safety appear as responses, not gifts. They are given conditionally and withdrawn without notice. The narrator does not explain the past or ask to be understood. The writing stays with what happens in the body and in the room. Behavior is shown as it forms, repeats, and becomes habit. As the book moves forward, patterns are recognized while they are still in use. Responsibility is named without comfort and without blame. What has been learned is not erased. It is carried forward knowingly. No resolution. Awareness remains. Nothing is repaired. Nothing is refused.

A collection of 2 Sentence Horror Stories

Waking up from crossing over, Li Bing finds himself in jail for economic crimes. And was sentenced to ten years in prison. After learning the situation, Li Bing's whole body was confused. He had just crossed over and hadn't even begun to make his mark yet, so how did he get ten years? It was at this time that the Divine Research System awakened. As long as one carried out can carry out scientific and technological research and development, one could obtain rewards! And in the newbie gift pack, the design of Iron Man's battle suit was opened! Thus, Li Bing began his path of scientific research in order to reduce his sentence. ...... Half a month later. The old professors of the Academy of Science stood outside Li Bing's cell, looking at the wall full of formulas in silence. Never did they expect someone to be in prison and develop an Iron Battle Suit!

Kang Yijun has never needed anything he didn't plan for. At seventeen, he is class president, top student, and the proud owner of a leather-bound, color-coded planner that contains — in precise, tab-divided detail — the complete blueprint of his senior year. He has his window seat, his schedule, his system, and the unshakeable certainty that this year will go exactly the way he designed it. Then Oh Seonu transfers from Busan, sits in Yijun's window seat on the very first day, and smiles about it. Within a week, Seonu has left banana milk on Yijun's desk with a note that says don't read into it — which Yijun reads into immediately — drawn the attention of the entire class, and been assigned as Yijun's project partner by a homeroom teacher with catastrophically bad timing. Yijun opens a new tab in his planner: ANNOYANCES. It fills faster than any tab before it. The problem is that Oh Seonu is not a standard annoyance. He doesn't cause chaos loudly or obviously — he causes it specifically, in ways that seem almost personally targeted at the exact things Kang Yijun cares about most. He always buys the right coffee without being told. He understands Yijun's ideas immediately, on the first try, when everyone else asks twice. He shows up to a committee meeting Yijun never invited him to, carrying ramyeon and rearranging the festival booth layout in a way that is genuinely better, and Yijun cannot argue with it because he has standards and the idea is correct. He looks at Yijun the way people look at things they've already decided they like. Over one semester, through shared library sessions, standing Friday plans neither of them formally agreed to, and more convenience store coffee than is medically advisable, the careful distance between them shrinks — not dramatically, not all at once, but in the quiet, accumulating weight of small moments that don't seem like anything until they are suddenly everything. Yijun starts a new page in his planner. He doesn't give it a tab. He writes one word at the top: Seonu. He doesn't know what to do with that. He tries, very hard, not to think about what it means. He fails completely. The culture festival arrives. The project deadline looms. And on one rainy evening, standing under the school awning with one umbrella between them and weeks of almost-said things pressing against the silence, Seonu speaks first — because of course he does, because Seonu has always known, has been patient and warm and infuriatingly, specifically present in the way that certain people are when they've already made up their mind. What he says is not a grand speech. It is very simply, very honestly him. And Yijun, who has spent an entire semester building arguments against this exact moment, finds that he has run out of planner tabs, run out of categories, run out of reasons to keep filing something that was never an annoyance under ANNOYANCES. He says: "You're insufferable." Seonu says: "I know." Yijun says: "Stay." You're Insufferable, But Stay is a high school BL novel about the one person who was never in the plan — and what happens when you finally stop pretending you want them to leave.