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[#lovesosweet] [WARNING: Mature content 18+] [WPC #AUG2023Entry] « Is it not enough that I have been 'sold off' as a catalogue bride but also have to compete with a dead woman for favour? » Shelby looks like she has it all. The perfect family and all the perks that come with it. But she must go through a 'forced contract marriage' and also compete for the attention of the man she had been unwillingly tied to... Ian lost the love of his life so suddenly that his mind still refuses to accept that reality. He gave up everything and secluded himself until his mother found him a bride. His one task was to give the family an heir but how can Ian do this when the air he breathes all revolves around the one woman he can never have. However, he finds himself in a predicament and dilema when the new contracted bride is thrust into his life unwittingly... especially, when he finds out that she is more than meets the eye. Image: Image generated from starryai.com, cover completed by me. This is an original story of mine. Copyright Loctovia 2023 Completed, September 2025
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Reborn: Stepping Into His Lost Love's Shoes

The screech of brakes tore through the rainy night as Zoe Xu, twenty-nine, drew her last breath in a fatal car crash. The final image seared into her mind was Hugh Pei holding another woman, Lila Wei, in his arms—a sight that, combined with the news of her family's bankruptcy, became the cruelest epitaph for her short life. The marriage that began as a business alliance had ended with her tragic death, paving the way for him and his "one true love." But at the moment of her death, fate hit the reset button. Zoe awakens in her bedroom, three months into her marriage with Hugh. The crystal chandelier still sparkles, but the woman in the mirror has not yet been worn down by his emotional neglect. A glimmer of foolish hope for their marriage still lingers in her eyes. This time, the proud heiress of A-City is done being subservient. She is determined to tear down the "perfect couple" charade. She watches his cold detachment with indifference and, this time, is the first to serve the divorce papers. The love and hate of her past life have burned to ashes; all she wants is to reclaim what her family lost and live for herself. But then, things begin to go off the rails. Hugh, who once treated their home like a hotel, starts coming home on time. The man who never spared a thought for her feelings now brings her hot coffee when she works late. His strange behavior sends ripples across the calm surface of Zoe's heart. Is this the butterfly effect of her rebirth, or is he plotting something new? A chance encounter at "Encounter Café" brings an even bigger surprise. Lila Wei, the girl Hugh cherished, is there, bustling between tables in an apron, her smile as bright as the rumors say. But looking into her eyes, Zoe sees an innocence that startles her. Perhaps this "one true love" never knew she was a weapon destined to shatter another woman's life. As Hugh and Lila meet and fall in love again, just as they did in the past, Zoe stands at a crossroads, questioning for the first time: is revenge the only answer? From quiet endurance to sharp brilliance, Zoe reclaims her family's honor in the world of business while navigating an emotional tug-of-war that reveals the truth of the heart. Hugh's belated affection, Lila's innocent gaze, and the growing pains of her own rediscovery weave a complex web. She finally understands that rebirth isn't about repeating hatred, but about the chance to choose: to drown in the pain of the past, or to walk towards a future that is truly her own. This is a story of female awakening—a battle fought when the illusion of marriage is stripped away and the halo of a "perfect rival" shatters. It’s a story where two evolving souls collide and spark amidst the city's neon lights. You'll find an emotional chess game of sweetness and angst, the satisfying thrill of a comeback against all odds, and the courage of a woman rebuilding herself from the ruins. This urban romance—a blend of second chances, powerful protagonists, and real-world questions—will pull you in. After all, life offers no true do-overs, but we always have the power to rewrite our ending.

Kev_Leo · Urban

The Last Mile Home

In a world where caring gets you killed, twelve-year-old Echo learns this lesson too late. Nameless and invisible, Echo survives in the ruins by staying small and forgotten. When Maya appears with bread, soap, and the first kindness he's ever known, she gives him something more dangerous than hope—she gives him identity. For the first time, Echo believes he matters. He's wrong. Maya's care was conditioning. Her kindness was commerce. Echo isn't being saved—he's being prepared for sale. Sold to an underground facility where children sort contaminated scrap for impossible quotas, Echo discovers that survival means shutting down everything human inside him. But when he befriends Lily, another broken kid just trying to make it through each day, he makes the fatal mistake of caring again. One act of selfless kindness. One moment of choosing another person's survival over his own. That's all it takes for the facility's "processing" to begin—systematic torture designed to rewire his brain until caring becomes impossible. Now, as a mysterious figure in black tears through the facility to free them all, Echo must confront a truth more devastating than any physical pain: sometimes the people who save you arrive too late to save who you used to be. The Last Mile Home is a brutal exploration of what it costs to remain human in a world designed to break you. Some lights at the end of the tunnel lead to cliffs. Some hope is just another kind of poison. And some damage can never be undone—no matter who comes to rescue you. For readers who want authentic trauma over power fantasy. For those brave enough to walk toward a light they'll never reach. This captures the emotional devastation, the false hope structure, and positions it as literary/psychological rather than action-adventure. It also warns readers what they're getting into while making them want to experience Echo's tragic journey.

AlgebraIsEz · Urban
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