Just poetry, poems and some quotes about my life.

You can also enjoy the song that I put on above every chapter.

Thank you for reading and stay safe 

-Deena

This book is a collection of inspirational quotes and passages on success .

Some authors in chat talked about a book's worth. 

Most agreed that its value depends on the readers' willingness to pay for a novel. And the most selling here in WN are romance and h e n t a i.

Honestly, it is true in a sense that most authors who don't write these two genres or have the general audience receive lesser income to none. However, there are also other genres that are popular.

What saddening is that a story which has no s** will be buried deep in the list of books.

One time, a person told me that he won't read books without s**. I think you understand what I mean.

Sad... 

Those good literary authors will just choose Amazon. I totally agree with that.

But, is that what really makes a book valuable? So, the authors will just resort to writing stories with s**  since most will welcome it.

I feel sad if it is.

I've been reading and watching epic and classic stories like Mary Poppins, The Twelve Kingdoms, Fushigi Yuugi, The Vision of Escaflowne, Star Wars, Anne of Green Gables, Pride and Prejudice, Little Women, and others. 

These are great books but I'm not sure if the new generation is still reading them.

Hoping they are.

So, what is the worth of a writer? Of a person's storyteller's heart and creativity?

Will it just be buried deep in isolation? Will it just be following the flow of readership and abandon its desire to produce good stories?

I disagree. We still love good stories. There are still more readers who love good reads. In fact, these type of stories are more engaging and imploring. Those epic stories won't be called epic if no one reads them anymore. They are classified as such because their worth is beyond trends.

They simply go against the flow and create a tsunami, leaving people awestruck.

That is the type of book I want to write. I prefer to be remembered as an author who writes good stories without compromising the principles I believe.

Don't get me wrong. There are still good books with a bit of those s** things out there that you can read. But they don't focus on those scenes but on the story itself.

I am a person who never follows trends. And I care less what people call me. I will rather be true to myself than to follow the crowd and lose my self-respect.

In my opinion, the worth of a story is not only on the business side but also on how much heart and effort the author gives to his/her books.

To authors: Let us enjoy writing good stories. Let us be proud of what we write for not everyone can be authors. And not all writers can finish a book. The truth, most books here are unfinished.

To readers: Support good books and give the authors that confidence to continue writing good stories. Without your support, the authors might give up. If no one read good stories, then there's no point on writing one. But I believe most readers still love those type of books.
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Inspirational Quotes for Authors:

"I try to create sympathy for my characters, then turn the monsters loose." — Stephen King

"If you can tell stories, create characters, devise incidents, and have sincerity and passion, it doesn't matter a damn how you write." — Somerset Maugham

"Any man who keeps working is not a failure. He may not be a great writer, but if he applies the old-fashioned virtues of hard, constant labor, he'll eventually make some kind of career for himself as writer." — Ray Bradbury

"I have been successful probably because I have always realized that I knew nothing about writing and have merely tried to tell an interesting story entertainingly." — Edgar Rice Burroughs

"The unread story is not a story; it is little black marks on wood pulp. The reader, reading it, makes it live: a live thing, a story." — Ursula K. Le Guin
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Inspirational Quotes for Readers:

"Whenever you read a good book, somewhere in the world a door opens to allow in more light."
–Vera Nazarian

"Make it a rule never to give a child a book you would not read yourself." —George Bernard Shaw

"Great books help you understand, and they help you feel understood." — John Green

"The only important thing in a book is the meaning that it has for you." —W. Somerset Maugham

Books can be dangerous. The best ones should be labeled "This could change your life."
–Helen Exley

Have a good and fruitful day.

😁😁😀😄💖💓💞

I  invite you to read the short diary of my daily struggle as a writer. No clear update but I will try to write every day. Don't expect very long chapters.

Started as an entry for fun and submitted for writing prompt #63: One chapter post but still ongoing.

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The Sorceress' Heir: Blossoming Youth and Power

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Here Are the Best Daily Inspirational Quotes for 2021, 1 Month at a Time

Every month in 2021, we'll share the best inspirational quotes for each day. Here's the first of 12 installments, plus a free e-book full of extra inspiration.

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Every New Year's Day since 2016, I've started the year by gathering the best inspirational quotes I can find, one for each day of the coming year.

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First, we'll share the quotes for 2021 in 12 monthly installments, each one with a theme. For January, the theme is hopefulness and new beginnings.  

Second, in case you're looking for a big dose of inspiration all at once, I've gathered hundreds of the most popular quotes from past years -- plus new ones, suggested by readers -- into a free, downloadable e-book. 

It's been humbling to realize how much power these short words and phrases have to inspire people. Here's the first installment of 2021.

Friday, January  1, 2021

"I won't wait."

--McKenzie Scott, who in 2020 donated more than $6 billion, promising not just to give away her "disproportionate amount of money," but also to start immediately. 

Saturday, January  2, 2021

"Optimism, pessimism, [forget] that; we're going to make it happen. As God is my bloody witness, I'm hell-bent on making it work."
--Elon Musk, in 2008, after the first three SpaceX rocket launches failed to reach orbit

Sunday, January  3, 2021

"Kindness, kindness, kindness. I want to make a New Year's prayer, not a resolution. I'm praying for courage."
--Susan Sontag

Monday, January  4, 2021

"Conditions are never perfect. 'Someday' is a disease that will take your dreams to the grave with you.... If it's important to you and you want to do it 'eventually,' just do it and correct course along the way."
--Tim Ferriss

Tuesday, January  5, 2021

"Our industry does not respect tradition. It only respects innovation."
--Satya Nadella

Wednesday, January  6, 2021

"Stability and education are important. I'm not taking anything away from that -- but innovation is the real driver of progress."

--Bill Gates, Rolling Stone interview 2014

Thursday, January  7, 2021

"If you make your bed every morning, you will have accomplished the first task of the day. It will give you a small sense of pride, and it will encourage you to do another task, and another, and another. ... If, by chance, you have a miserable day, you will come home to a bed that's made--that you made. And a made bed gives you encouragement that tomorrow will be better."
--Admiral William McRaven

Friday, January  8, 2021

"You don't have to see the whole staircase, just take the first step."
--Martin Luther King, Jr.

Saturday, January  9, 2021

"I didn't see it then, but it turned out that getting fired from Apple was the best thing that could have ever happened to me. The heaviness of being successful was replaced by the lightness of being a beginner again, less sure about everything. It freed me to enter one of the most creative periods of my life."
--Steve Jobs, Stanford speech, 2005

Sunday, January  10, 2021

"When you think about the things that you will regret when you're 80, they're almost always the things that you did not do. They're acts of omission. Very rarely are you going to regret something that you did that failed ... I'm not just talking about business things. It's like, 'I love that person and I never told them,' and you know, 50 years later you're like, 'Why didn't I tell her? Why didn't I go after it?'"
--Jeff Bezos, in a 2018 interview

Monday, January  11, 2021

"The way to get started is to quit talking and begin doing."
--Walt Disney

Tuesday, January  12, 2021

"Embrace what you don't know, especially in the beginning, because what you don't know can become your greatest asset. It ensures that you will absolutely be doing things different from everybody else."
--Sara Blakely

Wednesday, January  13, 2021

"Life is change. Growth is optional. Choose wisely."
--Karen Kaiser Clark

Thursday, January  14, 2021

"Wherever there is change, and wherever there is uncertainty, there is opportunity!"
--Mark Cuban

Friday, January  15, 2021

"If you don't like something, change it. If you can't change it, change your attitude."
--Maya Angelou

Saturday, January  16, 2021

"Let us make our future now, and let us make our dreams tomorrow's reality."
--Malala Yousafzai

Sunday, January  17, 2021

"The difference between successful people and others is how long they spend time feeling sorry for themselves."
--Barbara Corcoran

Monday, January  18, 2021

"If you have a dream, you can spend a lifetime studying, planning, and getting ready for it. What you should be doing is getting started."
--Drew Houston, in his 2013 commencement address at MIT

Tuesday, January  19, 2021

"I branded myself. I created a thing called the Salinger Group. I started saying 'we' instead of 'I.' My now-wife who was then my best friend designed a business card for me that was gorgeous. I had a website that said tons and tons of nothing and no physical address and no contact information other than an email address. And the funniest thing would happen. I'd come to things like this. I'd be talking to somebody and hand them my card and they'd say, the Salinger Group, huh? I know you guys. You do good work."
--Chris Sacca, at an Inc. event in 2016, explaining how he reinvented himself and started over after losing $4 million in bad stock trades  

Wednesday, January  20, 2021

"I think people waste so much time strategizing about what they should do, rather than just going and doing something, making mistakes, and then pivoting. The goal of a startup should be: Launch as many things as possible, fail as quickly as possible, and then figure out how to move forward from there."
--Jennifer Hyman, co-founder and CEO of Rent the Runway

Thursday, January  21, 2021

"Real change, enduring change, happens one step at a time."
--Ruth Bader Ginsburg

Friday, January  22, 2021

"Don't loaf and invite inspiration; light out after it with a club, and if you don't get it you will nonetheless get something that looks remarkably like it."
--Jack London, in an essay called "Getting Into Print," from 1905

Saturday, January  23, 2021

"The single most important factor to getting rich is getting started, not being the smartest person in the room." 
--Ramit Sethi, I Will Teach You to Be Rich

Sunday, January  24, 2021

"There's a plaque on our wall that says we've sold over 65 million albums, and I don't feel I've accomplished anything. I feel like I'm just getting started."
--Eddie Van Halen, in a 1996 interview for Guitar World magazine

Monday, January  25, 2021

"What we call the beginning is often the end / And to make an end is to make a beginning. / The end is where we start from."
--T.S. Eliot, "Little Gidding," 1946

Tuesday, January  26, 2021

"The beginning is the most important part of the work."
--Plato, The Republic, c. 375 BC

Wednesday, January  27, 2021

"I intend to approach this year as one of great promise. No doomsday for me: I'm going to do my part, within myself and within the world, to bring about a shift that lets us live more authentically, more lovingly, more intuitively, more creatively, and more collaboratively. That's my idea of spiritual evolution. Of a spiritual revolution!"
--Oprah Winfrey, from her 2012 new year message

Thursday, January  28, 2021

"Goal: by 1-1-81, NO typewriters at Apple..."
--Apple memo, 1980

Friday, January  29, 2021

"The bad news is time flies. The good news is you're the pilot."
--Michael Altshuler

Saturday, January  30, 2021

"I was set free, because my greatest fear had been realized, and I was still alive, and I still had a daughter whom I adored, and I had an old typewriter, and a big idea. And so rock bottom became a solid foundation on which I rebuilt my life." 
--J.K. Rowling

y, Janaruy  31, 2021
"Waiting for perfect is never as smart as making progress." 
--Seth Godin
She didnt understand anything cuz she read it in the fastest way possible and that took her around 20 mins or so...


3 friends aged over 18 find a secretively path which is a secret path/tunnel to a magical land where imaginary animals live, on a beautiful scenario.They found some extraordinary things they have never heard or seen or thought about but one day an unexpected thing came up.


Neates House. 3PM

Jim started to panic. A moment earlier there was calmness and serenity in his groggy mind. Now, he rapidly felt pressure in his lungs increasing. Breathing was impossible. The grip around his neck was unbreakable and the lethargy of moments ago was evolving into an adrenaline rush. Darkness receded in slowly from his peripheral vision, and he tried with all his might to break free. His lizard brain took over. Fight or flight. He kicked his leg out at the gardener's stepladder less than a metre away, trying to gain some sort of leverage. The oxygen to his brain was completely cut off now, due to the force placed on his carotid artery. Darkness came faster, taking over completely. 

Police Station. 3PM

As Claire pulled up to the kerb outside the quaint old police station she could see part way down the alley leading to the police vehicle car park. She caught sight of two PCSOs smoking cigarettes under a plastic shelter. She could not quite explain why, but this image irritated her, as though they were somehow not supposed to smoke or take breaks. She assumed she was just feeling irritable in general now, and everything was starting to annoy her. The rain was incessant and Claire really did not want to get wet again so she looked for a more covered parking spot. The entrance to the police station had steps on one side and ramp on the other. The side with the ramp was also covered by a sort of makeshift plastic ceiling, presumably because people in wheelchairs were not allowed to get wet. 
Claire tried to put such antagonistic thoughts out of her head as she pulled the car next to a tree. She was about five steps away from the start of the rain-shielded ramp, which was as close as she could possibly get. Nervous at the prospect of talking to the police, Claire began rehearsing the conversation in her head. Who was missing and for how long? Would they think she was being ridiculous? Would they give her a ticket for wasting police time? Is it possible to waste the time of people stood outside under a rain shelter, smoking and laughing with each other? 
The last thought made Claire roll her eyes in exasperation at her continued negativity. She opened the door and ran to the slope. A satisfying blip came from the car as she remotely locked the doors. 
Claire could smell damp as she entered the foyer of this undoubtedly old police station. Everything looked dated. There were old posters hanging on the wall encouraging you to either go into rehab or be an informant. There were wooden benches lining the wall, clearly designed to be as uncomfortable as possible in the hope that people got numb arses and walked away before they got their turn at the front desk. The 'officer' manning this particular front desk was similar in appearance to a Scotch egg: Round and orange. 
The officer was rotund, to say the least. She was wearing a white shirt, although it was hard to imagine shirts in her size were ever considered suitable for a police officer. She had short, frizzy, orange hair, offset by blue plastic earrings and unflattering, round glasses. Claire had visions of this office jumping on a hardened criminal, screaming at them to give her the chocolate back. It was her chocolate, God damn it, and she'd fight anyone for it. Claire used her inappropriate humour to force a smile onto her face. 
"Hello," she said, trying to get the egg's attention. 
"Yes, how can I help?" It replied. 
"I need to report a missing person." Jim said, and noticed the creature's name badge. It read, 'Police Staff E Johnson'. E for Egg, maybe, Claire pondered. 
"Let me take some details. What's your name and date of birth?" Asked Johnson. 
Strange first question, thought Claire. This isn't about me. Nevertheless, she gave her details, along with her phone number and address when the officer requested them. 
"Right. So, who's missing?" Asked the officer, finally getting to the important part. 
"My boyfriend." Claire replied. 
"When did he go missing?"
"Today. A couple of hours ago." Claire said, realising as soon as the words came out of her mouth that she was sounding a bit mad. Police Staff Johnson put down her pen and looked at Claire. 
"That's not a long time. Is there anything that makes you think he's gone missing? Where would he normally be at this time?"
"Well, normally, he's at work." Claire said, realising that this sentence had not helped her cause. "But," she continued, "He hasn't been responding to any calls and I found his car abandoned on the road nowhere near where he works."
"Oh, right," Johnson said, slightly more interested, "I'll need to put a report on, and a police officer will need to speak to you. Bear with me."
The officer walked away from the window and sat at a desk. She picked up a telephone and dialed. A few seconds later, she started talking, using phrases like 'delta', 'misper', 'guardian reference' and 'domestic relationship'. After only a minute of this, she put down the phone and returned to the window where Claire was patiently stood. 
Johnson began speaking, "OK, love, this is what needs to happen. They're putting a log on the system and a police officer will come here to take details from you. There's no one in this station right now, but they've called someone to come over. Are you ok to wait?"
Claire did not think she had much choice, so nodded in the affirmative, which set the officer off speaking again.
"Just take a seat and someone will come and get you. OK?"
Claire nodded again and walked to the uninviting pew. She sat on the hard wooden surface and instinctively started looking at her phone. No messages. She opened the Facebook app and scrolled through a series of everyone else's fake-happy photos and inspirational quotes. Nothing seemed real. No one was really as happy as they looked on social media, and as for those inspirational quotes on a background of trees and sun: nobody talks like that. If any of Claire's friends actually started talking in the way their Facebook and Instagram posts read, she would probably call them a retard. She remembered life before Facebook, Instagram and Twitter and thought that things were better back then. Nobody tried so hard to impress everybody else. The selfies, captions and one-upmanship that was ubiquitous today simply did not exist ten years ago. Claire was sure that trying so hard to look happy actually made people more depressed. She wondered how many family feuds, divorces and legal battles had been caused by the virus of social media. 
In spite of these thoughts, Claire was an addict like everyone else. She had two Instagram accounts and a Facebook. One Instagram for her personal life, which was really an edited, filtered, photoshopped version of her life. The other for her artwork, with each post accompanied by about fifty hashtags trying to garner attention. It actually made her feel temporarily happy when she got lots of 'likes' and new followers. It was also a source of disappointment when an illustration she had worked really hard over did not get any comments. For what? Claire thought. I will never meet most of those people and I'm not selling anything. I'm literally wasting my time. Everybody is literally wasting their time tapping a glass screen instead of looking at the people that really matter. How well did she know ninety-nine percent of the people she was 'friends' with on the internet and why did she bother to look at their version of a life they didn't really have? Jim was obsessed with reading the latest news on Twitter, which was almost always about poverty, violence, corruption and despair. It made him angry, which made her angry, because she wondered why he cared so much. Why care about people ten thousand miles away when you can't do anything about it? In fact, she could not really understand why anyone cared about things we have no influence over. People are strange. 




Tony Ryan is a British author, based in Hong Kong, whose previous jobs include being a police officer, English teacher and magazine editor. 

It has always been his dream to have a novel published, so after catching the bug with his debut fiction novel, Ramus, there will surely be more to follow.

He is a strong advocate of mental health awareness and hopes to assist in reducing the stigma against those suffering with any MH condition.


What happened to James Lockedon? 

When a man is reported missing, Detective Jain can’t understand why he has to deal with it. Missing people are mundane jobs for uniform officers. However, he quickly realises that he’s in over his head and the investigation takes a dark turn. Going back to crimes from decades before to help him solve this new mystery, Jain wonders how far a man can go in order to stay hidden. 

A debut novel, mixing genres into an unconventional mystery novel.

Independent review quotes (Goodreads):
"The best book I've read this year"
"What a fantastic read"
"I took for granted that I knew how it ended. Don't make that mistake!"
"A powerful and moving story"
"I read it in a few hours as it pulled me in to its gripping story line"
"this book left me with chills"
"there are hints peppered throughout that'll smack you in the face later"
and more...

Getting up, I took my briefcase which Andre had just neatly arranged all my files into.

"Should we set out for the impromptu meeting now?" He asked. In appreciation, I placed my hand on his shoulder and saw him relax, as if he knew I did it in an appreciative gesture.

As if he needed that pat on the shoulder.

I had never been the mushy kind of person with any of my workers but these past few days, I and Andre were really working hard and we already got the names of ten people who were involved in the dirty businesses that were bringing unwanted attractions to thieves and scammers in this field.
I knew we both deserved some accolades for our hard work.

I'd stumbled across a video on Instagram last night before sleeping, where Usain Bolt the runner gave a random man— who was helping him make sure he had all the needed props for running — a hand shake.

The smile on the man's face was something I wouldn't be forgetting in a long time. He looked like he had won a lottery and that had brought a smile to my face. I liked reading motivational and inspirational quotes on Instagram and I even followed a few.

Now just thinking about it, I began to wonder if Kara was on Instagram. I wondered if she followed all those scrawny boys and decided to search for her possible username when I got home. I really hoped she was using her name and not a nickname because I knew nothing about those.

On Instagram, I had thousands of followers but I didn't really follow so many people, except those I knew were making positive impacts in my life due to their motivational posts. However, if Kara was on Instagram, I would follow her immediately.

"Sir?" Andre brought me out of my random thoughts. I raised a brow as I hadn't even registered him asking any question. "I asked if we should set out for the impromptu meeting now."
He met my gaze. Andre always met my gaze.

"No. I changed my mind. Send someone over from the HR department and go home." I dropped my hand from his shoulder and left the conference room, knowing he would follow me.

Instead of going back to the office, I checked the time. 

It was already four thirty PM, so I decided to go home since office would close at six PM anyway. I could complete today's work at home and I could also get to see my sweet Kara cooking.

"I'm leaving. Check the offices and send me any forgotten file."

"Boss." He nodded with a little quirk at one side of his lips. "Have a good night rest sir."

"As always. You too." I left for my car. I liked Andre, he was a good guy; based on the little I knew about him. He was just twenty three but already making connections. 

Connections I encouraged him to make because I saw my younger self in him and I wanted him to grow in the business world.

I wasn't afraid that he might turn around to stab me in the back when he was now popular and had a company of his own because I had so many companies around the world and was still building so many.

Investment wasn't forfeited too because it would profit when the time came. When I got home, I went straight for the door and opened it. 

I looked around, trying to hide the small smile on my lips but that immediately morphed into a scowl at the sight I was greeted with.

Kara was holding a guys' hand, her smaller hand was encased in his bigger one, which he was using to caress the back of her soft hand. 

She was giggling at what he said and he was looking down at her in a way that only I should have the right to.

The urge to rip someone's throat off hadn't been more appealing as I felt irritation seep off me in waves. Was he another rival I had to defeat?

"Yes, who are you?" I asked immediately, my tone hard and my expression blank.

A moody Brute and an emotionally broken woman. What could go right?

It was pouring. Good thing someone left her an umbrella so she could avoid getting wet. Shizu closed the umbrella abruptly as she reached the front door then checked the key that she hid behind the vase. She found the key and collected it back to her pocket. She creased her brow as she entered the house. The house was still dark, meaning no one was there.

Her ankle started aching. 'Did I push myself too hard today?'

She turned on the light then sat herself in the living room. Her gaze fell on the crutches that Ryeowook bought for her. That crutches were supporting her walk for 2 weeks. Now that her ankle started aching, would she need to use them again?
Naah... too many hustle. She just had to be more careful.

She chuckled as a bittersweet memory crossed her mind. That night she took GreenEast youngest member into hiding, he only opened his eyes once and asked her for milk.

"Really? How could you crave for milk when you were dying?" A corner of her lips curled up as she failed to understand him.

"And I even promised that I would buy you some milk. I must be really out of my mind." She continued.

Shizu could hear the rain got even heavier. She wasn't feeling very comfortable with being alone so she took her phone then opened her email.
There was no cancellation email or any request for reschedule. 

Should she call the guest? What if they're busy or got stuck in this heavy rain? She opened her RoomBnB app on her phone, pressed the Chat Room and started typing.


'Subject: Hello, is everything ok? 

Do you have any problems with your transportation or luggages? Please let me know, I will be here to help you!'

Sent.

The current applications were very advanced, she could type the message in any language and the receiver would get it in their own language.

She was waiting for the reply until she heard the sky rumbling. She took a deep breath then headed to her room. Snuggling in one's bed is always best during thunderstorm.

Creeeaked.

She opened the door to her room then turned the lights on. Her room was not small but not very big. She had a double bed, 2 side tables, a study desk, a cabinet, a big wardrobe, and a full body mirror. You could also see that she liked reading books from the full shelves that was hanged on the wall. Her room was decorated in a modern minimalist design. It represented Shizu who loved a simple life.

Her eyes fell on the bundle of magazines that was on her study desk. She actively bought them for the past month as she was desperately looking for news on GreenEast. She went through the bundle rapidly before throwing herself on the bed.

She turned her head left then glanced at her 'Scrap corner'. The scrap corner was a little part of the wall where she hanged and sticked random stuff. You could see some inspirational quotes and also GreenEast posters.

"Hey, can you tell me if you're ok? How about Lee Changhyuk?"

Rrrrriing!

Her ringtone drove her back to reality. It was Ayu.
Ah, she should have called Ayu as soon as she reached home. She must have been dying to hear the report of the first filming day. 

Well, it went well until the Yamada Twins ruined it by telling everyone about her and Kira!
She gathered her courage then picked up the phone. She reported about everything.

"What if RHK terminated the contract because they did not want any scandal?" It wasn't a question. You could hear sadness from her voice.

"Shizu, you did great. Don't worry it'll be alright. This is not your fault. I am sorry for putting you through this. Just call me if anything, ok?" The petite girl assured Shizu. 

Shizu thanked her friend then hung up. Ah, She forgot to ask her about the tall person that helped her to move the luggages. Shizu was hesitating whether to call her back or not.

She threw her phone to the other side of the bed then muttered.

"Why do I feel like drinking milk now?"

What do you think when you see those dashing superstars on your screen? Glamorous life, impeccable look, fancy items, non stop parties and overflowing cash?

Have you ever wondered what kind of life they are having when the camera stops rolling?

The Female lead is an ordinary girl with a very good heart.

Shizu was a simple girl who dated a high-school sweet-heart that turned vocalist of a rookie band. However, in an unfortunate event, she did something that cost her heart.

2 years later, when she finally started to accept and forgive herself, a bigger and flashier star came to her life and warmed her frozen heart.

Being surrounded by dazzling stars came with a price but when Shizu finally set her heart on pursuing her love once again, she would fight the world.

They said, you would never end up with your first love. Is it true?

This is NOT an erotic novel but the profanity and sexual content might offend some readers. Please read at your own risk.

Cover's not mine, will remove by request

Hello.  author~sama here.  Been absent for a while cause school and hospital got me hooked. But I will update!!!  Yes!!  I know there hasn't been any updating schedule and my actual schedule is tight and I kinda been updating here aND there.  So for now,  Imma be updating weekly. Mostly Sunday's.  But...  it could also be anytime In the week.  And if am free might make it two times. 

am really sorry and apologize for my Disappearance  will keep in touch more often. 

Note: Most titles from here on might be songs,quotes or inspirational words. Anyways I will make you aware,  at the end of every chapter.  

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Familial ties are restored, sports teams are victorious, and friendships are strengthened when unity is a priority. And inspirational leaders and thinkers tend to agree. These unity quotes are sure to motivate and encourage you to strive for togetherness whenever possible. Martin Luther King, Jr. said it this way, "We must learn to live together as brothers or perish together as fools." True unity is experienced and strived for in a number of ways. Sometimes unity manifests in a slow and patient commitment to rebuilding a marriage, other times it's bold and energetic–like joining a march for peace. Regardless of how you aim for togetherness in your life, it undoubtedly makes the world a better place for we all no matter the race for we are all one body and one spirit.

When your heart is broken it is the saddest thing in the world. All your energy leaves you and everything in your life seems to lose all meaning. You gave your heart and soul to this love, and now it is no more. How can your heart ever be whole again? There is a very deep thought attributed the Mystical Rabbi of Kotzk, "there is nothing as whole as a broken heart". Although a broken heart is painful, it brings a person to turn to God. He realizes that he is ultimately alone in the world except for God who is always there to comfort him.

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