A curse to some may be a gift to others.

At thirteen years old, Lady Hania Vultuff was married to a man more than twice her age. A year later she became a mother. Then at twenty, a widow.

She thought she was finally free.

But the conditions of her late husband's will dictate otherwise.

A contract enslaving her in marriage once more comes to light but this time to her husband's eldest son, a man she has never met with a deadly secret to hide.

A little boy with a mop of curly, brown hair held the metal fence with his small hands. His eyes sparkling wide as he looked right through it, focused on one of the prettiest scenes he's ever witnessed in all his eight years of life.

In a small field of sunflowers in the middle of a forest, was a woman. She danced around with a bright smile on her face, the rays of the sun making everything around her shine.

A heart-warming (and if you read till the end maybe even heart-shattering) short story about a young boy who's been confined all his life in a house isolated from society who suddenly meets a woman who loves to dance in the field of sunflowers.

A collection of short horror stories written by me, some are longer others are shorter. Either way, I hope you enjoy.

Sakiko ( a shrine maiden) and Ryouichi (a samurai) embark on a journey throughout the world to purify seven shrines that have been corrupted by evil forces, along the way, they discover the truth about the corruption, the evil behind it and a love between each other, with a few friends along the way.

With a smirk on his stupid face, he drawled out lazily, "What are you doing here in the middle of the night, Faye?"​"I could ask you the same, Sebastien." I scowled. (One-shot)

Loss, reflection, integration, acceptance. Also in my poetry collection "At The Core : Prose and Poetry"

This is just me.

I saw a girl that usually seemed to sit by herself quite a lot. The fact that she enjoyed being alone made me think about how those were the people that seem to be the ones that get noticed the most. Using her as the inspiration, I thought of her as a great main character of a girl moving into a new place. Similar to how the girl struggled to adapt, Lauren struggles to adapt to the new place of Fairfax, Viriginia. It is like moving to a new culture for her.

They found her alone, lost in the stately ruins of an alien city. And when they hunted for the child's people, and found no clue that would lead them to the truth, they adopted her as humanity's first alien.  Kira Nerys grows up with the archaeologist who discovered her in her alien city, but dreams of her childhood plague her, and as her curiosity grows, she begins to study the glyphs that were once carved into the stones of the alien ruins. Many mysteries of the alien land were waiting to be solved, and Kira was determined to unravel every last one.

Deep Space 9/Original x-over fanfic

Main character:  Kira Nerys

In this the first book of Imagenata's Series of The Chronicles Of Astrocrileomiscria begins with Imagenata meeting Selafell, during one of her frequent walks.

But soon they come across a chance to have an adventure together.

But it soon becomes apparent that Selafell is not the only one who is is after Imagenata's heart....

Far, far away, a long, raw-throated scream sounded across the bridge. The call immediately followed up by all the animal-humans surrounding the small circle of teenagers, the sound followed by the tide of ferals.

In a future where Mankind drove itself mad, a secretive and powerful organization attempts to restart the legacy of the human race. Fixated on creating a new world and society, they will not stop at anything, including experimenting on a batch of children to create the central figures on the dawn of a new beginning. Children that will be the progenitors of the new mankind.

One of them, Marcus finds that he will have to fight against his very purpose to ensure that Mankind will not lose it's humanity.

What originally was an intentionally fresh and fun travel experience has become a blend of anxiety and terror stalking in the corner of Cays’ mind. As the should-be therapeutic holiday turned into a concurrence of nostalgic but painful experiences from the past, Cay has yet again been driven into his own turmoil.

As each passing stop and city, Cays’ retrospection about his past is not helped or worsened by Judas, his travel companion whom he met not long ago before the trip. Judas is as mysterious as Cays’ sudden occurrence of past events. Yet at the same time, a timely company.

As the duos’ travel nearly reaches the end, Cay succumbs to his darker side of despair and self-destructive nature. Without Judas’ companionship and inhibitive feelings growing for him, Cay may lose his mind completely, or somehow be led by the mysterious companion to find retribution that he solely thinks he deserves.

This novel speaks of life, or of a broken individuals’. Cay seeks redemption, while Judas follows his own sense of direction in the way of living. As they venture from one beautiful city to another, will the benefit of staying together outweigh the increasingly awkwardness between the two? And will Cay mentally survive his past haunting and become whole again?