Time 
     noun
1. the indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future regarded as a whole.

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Summary 

"Where the hell am I?" I groaned standing up. Is it me or did everything get a little bigger? I rub my eyes trying to focus my vision. I stumble towards a mirror "when did my legs get so light?" I say. My sight finally came back to me. I look up at the mirror to see me. But....a younger version? 

"Oh shit." I mumbled out. 

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•Gore 
•Rape/Sexual abuse
•Murder 
•Kidnapping 
•foul language 
•mentions of mental illness

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Her name is Lua and she's the only "potato" among her rich and good-looking friends. Needless to say, Nato--- the de facto leader of their group and the richest guy in the university--- can't be in love with her... right? He's a tsundere so it's hard to tell!

What happens when a angel drops from heaven and coexist with humans, will be discover how far the human race has fallen or will he soon discover how similar he is to them.

Noah took Chloe to the Youth Center in the Boyle Heights neighborhood.
In the entry hall, two staff members were sitting behind the welcoming counter and when they saw Noah, both of them shoot to their feet and stood in attention. Noah waved with his hand, gesturing for two people to relax and sit.
Chloe smiled a little because this situation reminded her how Noah reacted when Sarah and Aiden showed up unannounced in the office.
"What are we doing here?", Chloe asked in a half-whisper.
She asked him a few times where they are going, but he said that she will find out when they get there. Well, now that they reached their destination, she still didn't know what Noah's plan was.
Youth Centers in neighborhoods are what their name implies, centers where youth (mostly teens) gathers for various activities. Normally, there is a program coordinator who decides what events will be provided in the center, and that can range from physical exercise to learning various skills or doing schoolwork. Chloe wondered why Noah brought her here.
"Hold that question for ten seconds. It's better to show you than to explain with words.", Noah said while leading the way down the hallway.
It's not that Noah wanted to keep this a secret, but he knew that bringing Chloe here to see with her own eyes will be much better than telling her about it. 
Why did he bring her here? Noah was aware that Chloe was planning to leave this neighborhood (and probably the city as well), and he wanted to show her how amazing this place is, starting from the youth center where he usually spends his weekends if there is no important mission scheduled.
They stopped next to the big window that was providing a view of the large hall that was on the right. It looked like a basketball court with sparkly light brown wooden floors.
The hall had more than twenty teenagers inside, who were standing in several rows and practicing punching moves under the guidance of two women wearing black uniforms. The door was ajar, and they could hear teenagers shouting 'hoo-haa' while punching the air in unison.
Chloe looked at the teens. It was a mix of girls and boys, between thirteen and eighteen years old. They were doing their practice with serious expressions on their faces.
Two women moved between teens and corrected their postures when needed.
Chloe's eyebrows shoot up when she recognized two women as Lizzie and Scarlet. Those two were intimidating before, but now that Chloe confirmed how they can fight, Lizzie and Scarlet turned into absolutely terrifying existences. Chloe was glad that she will resign from the Blanc because working with Lizzie and Scarlet will be nerve-wracking.
Noah saw that Chloe was getting anxious and he decided to show her something else. 
Without a word, Noah took Chloe's hand into his and tugged her to follow him further down the hallway.
He was happy that she didn't pull her hand away, and after a few steps, his lips lifted into a smile when he felt her fingers curling around his hand, holding onto him. Yup, he is making great progress.
Chloe was startled when he held her hand, but she didn't want to let go because it felt good, almost like her hand belonged in his. His hand was big and warm and solid and it made her want to do all kinds of things, but letting go was not one of them.
They stopped on the left side of the hallway, next to a large window. The room inside was spacious and carpeted. It had desks and chairs and a lot of kids sitting in silence. There were more than fifty kids, some were reading, and some were writing, and there was a group of six kids in the far right corner who were discussing something while pointing at laptops like they were doing a group project. The wall on the left had one long table with fifteen computers, each with a kid in front of it.
The whole space looked like a big classroom. Most of the kids appeared to be in their teens, but a few were as young as eight years old, while some were in their early twenties.
Several people in black uniforms moved about and stopped next to the kid who had his (or her) arm raised. They were obviously helping kids, like tutors.
"Do kids do their make-up work here for school?", Chloe voiced her thoughts. She heard that youth centers in neighborhoods offer tutoring lessons at low cost.
"This is not make-up. For a big majority of kids present, this is their school.", Noah said.
Chloe didn't understand. This is a youth center, not a school. And also, it's a weekend, so schools should be closed. "It's Saturday. Shouldn't they be playing?"
"Most of these kids don't go to regular school. They study here and take online classes."
Chloe was familiar with the concept of distance learning, but she had no idea that there would be so many kids who don't go to school in a traditional sense. "Is there a reason why so many kids don't go to regular school?"
Noah guessed the reason behind Chloe's confusion, so he decided to explain.
"This is not only a youth center. These kids live here.", Noah said, and he saw that Chloe's curiosity was piqued. "It's not all of them. Some live in the area and they came only for supplemental classes. However, many of these kids were picked up from the streets of Los Angeles. They lived in bad conditions that put them in the system, but the system failed them, and they ran away from foster families or were abandoned. Some of them had addicts for parents who put their addiction in front of caring for their children, and in order to survive, kids were stealing or begging on the streets. We took them in. They get a place to sleep, three meals a day, and they also get to finish education."
"Are martial arts part of the program?"
Noah confirmed. "It's good for kids to know how to defend themselves. Even if they are never in a fight, having skills will give them confidence and it's a good exercise. It also teaches discipline and the value of hard work."
"Who pays for this?"
"This belongs to Blanc.", Noah said. "Most of the tutors volunteer, and kids don't pay anything."
Chloe thought how all that was hard to believe. "You are telling me that kids get a roof over their head, food, and education for free while Blanc covers the costs? The expenses should also include clothes, food, toiletries, and all kinds of other things."
Noah was not surprised to hear Chloe's questions. That disbelief was common for outsiders and he didn't want Chloe to be one. "Blanc is not a company. It's a community. A family. Sarah came in and she transformed a neighborhood with the highest crime rate in the County into one where people want to move in. Everyone who lives in the Boyle Heights neighborhood gets an option to contribute a percentage of their paycheck in exchanges for benefits, and any expenses on top of that are covered by Blanc. We encourage these kids to stick to their education with a promise that if they do well, they will be offered a job at Blanc. But there are no strings attached. Once they finish school, we help them find jobs, and until that happens, they are welcome to stay here."
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Sarah Hill is an introvert who does not want to attract attention. Other than mad coding skills, Sarah knows how to throw a punch. She believes that her biggest problem is the existence of the hacker Omega and her world flips upside-down when the most popular guy on campus approaches her. What does he want? Why her? (Ah, Sarah, that is only the beginning.) 

JoAnna Hill easily makes friends with her bubbly personality. Some call her a mad scientist, but she prefers ‘Dr. Hill’, because that is what she is. JoAnna is an excellent markswoman who can snipe out any target and she is wondering if her prince charming will ever come.

Sophia Hill is the voice of reason, their pillar of support. She is a confident CEO who knows how to get what she wants. Sophia’s degree in law combined with amazing capabilities to analyze the situation and plan ahead make her the perfect strategist (to achieve a goal without ending up in jail). 

This is a story of three Hill sisters who are navigating through challenges while they uncover the complicated story behind their maternal side of the family. And their father is not a simple man either.
Every sister is different, and so are their relationships. 

They all have in common: trust and belief that if they work together, anything is possible.

Mature content! 18+

***SPOILER? - START *** 
The story starts with a focus on the youngest sister (Sarah). 
After about 100 chapters, the oldest sister (Sophia) gets in the romantic spotlight. 
JoAnna finds herself pulled into romance last, at about 200 chapter mark. 
***SPOILER? - END ***

Excerpt from the novel...

"Do you believe in destiny?", Sarah broke the silence. 
"Destiny?" Aiden didn't expect such a question. 
"Yes. The thing that is meant to happen, and there is nothing you can do to prevent it. And when it does happen, everything feels right." 
"Why would you ask me such a thing?" 
"Until a few weeks ago I would say that there is no such thing as destiny. That we are all masters of our lives and that everything depends on our actions, or lack of it. But I can't help but wonder: why did I not push you away? ... Why does it feel like everything will be OK as long as we are together? ... You are a piece of me that I never knew was missing. Is this destiny?" 
"Mmm... if that is destiny, then I approve it.", Aiden lightly kissed Sarah's shoulder and rested his chin on it. 

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Contains descriptions of intimate scenes. If you are not comfortable with that, don’t read it!
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If other wher to decribe ren life it would be one word boring  

Ren was an orphan he didn't know his parent nor did he want actualy when he was younger he did ask why did they leave him but as grew older he just stoped and didn't care anymore it was realy easier like this

His life in the orphan can be consider good they didn't treet him badly or hit him nor did they starve him and that was realy good enough for him 

Now if you ask why was his life was boring then this is the answer 

ren since he was young liked to stay alone and read books he loved reading it was his favorite thing to do if kids his age would be excited about toys he always preferred books he found reading so enjoyable he liked how people imagination can be so big they created 
different world different personalities even different language in their story's he really enjoyed reading for him books  was the best thing in the whole world 

so he didn't like to play with kids his age they where too noisy for his liking they always wanted to do something one minute they where here and one minute they where there in the end it was too much for him so he stayed far away from them

His school life was also ordinary he did have good grade not the best but good enough for the teacher to let him alone

ren was an intiligent boy or what people call a genius as long as he read or saw something he would never forget about it what kids took other days to understand took him hours  
but he didn't saw anything being firt would bring him he wouldn't live longer or get healthier sure people would know that he was oh mister smart but that was it and to him people opinion was whorth less than dirt 

Ren was good looking he have a white skin dark eye and dark heir his feuture was beautiful in general he was beautiful child in the beginning peopol where interested and  tried to got close to him but he wasn't 

he was always reading books or looking for new book to read he didn't like to go out with them nor did he try to cope with their habit so in the end they fond him boring and left him alone and god oh he was so happy he pryed for evry single deity out ther to stay like that 

In the end he lived his life like this reading his book and going through his school days until he graduate from collage he found a good and easy job and lived his days Happy and peacfuly until one day in his sleep he dyed he thought it was the ending but then he found himself in strane place it was like a library or better say a gigantic library he didn't even see it ending

Ren was a normal human being living his normal life doing his normal thing until one day he died just like that a normal death he didn't save anyone nor did a truck hit him he just died in his sleep he thought it was the end but ooh how wrong was he
Author note : this is pure fanfic I'm not good in English nor am I a Good writing

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