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The Blue Dress Bride

The Blue Dress Bride Description: Not every friend is truly happy for you. When Hyde gets engaged to the love of her life, her closest friend, Diana, begins to reveal a much darker side. A three-day getaway turns into a web of lies, jealousy, and sabotage—but love has a way of shining through, even in the darkest moments. Hyde and Diana were close friends, but things changed when Hyde got engaged to Brian Nickson. Diana, driven by jealousy, couldn’t stand the thought of Hyde living a happy, luxurious life. Determined to sabotage their relationship, she planned a three-day trip to a beach resort in Hawaii. Hyde and Brian shared a deep understanding and mutual respect, which only fueled Diana’s envy. During the trip, Diana secretly stole Brian’s wallet and slipped it into Hyde’s bag. Later, when Brian reached for his wallet and couldn’t find it, he turned pale with worry. “What’s wrong?” Diana asked innocently. “I can’t believe it—I’ve lost my wallet,” he muttered. “Lost?” she raised an ...
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Queens of High School: A Lesson They Never Expected

Queens of High School: A Lesson They Never Expected When power turns to consequence, and cruelty meets compassion. Description: A powerful short story about four high school girls who go from bullies to unexpected young mothers. What begins as a tale of popularity and cruelty takes a surprising turn after prom night—leading to personal growth, friendship, and redemption. They ruled the hallways like queens. Joan, Linda, Izleen, and Christian were known as the most popular girls at Westview High School. With perfectly styled hair, short skirts, loud laughter, and senior boyfriends who treated them like royalty, they were impossible to ignore. But their popularity didn’t come from kindness—it came from intimidation. They mocked the shy girls, spread rumors, and demanded copies of homework in exchange for peace. Joan was the ringleader, Linda the snarky one, Izleen the show-off, and Christian… well, Christian didn’t quite belong. She laughed along, but inside, she hated th...

The Invisible Love

The Invisible Love Description: What happens when unspoken feelings, new friendships, and a risky river journey bring four people to the edge of their emotions—and the water? Freddy and Natalia met online and shared a unique bond that blossomed into a relationship lasting over eight years. From the very first day, Natalia was sincere and open about her feelings. Freddy, on the other hand, was lighthearted—funny, relaxed, and never too serious. They balanced each other in quiet and unexpected ways. Late one evening, as the sky turned a soft purple, Natalia found herself deep in thought. Her heart was quietly full of Freddy, but she had always kept her strongest feelings hidden—buried beneath friendship and unspoken words. Time moved on, and about a year later, Natalia became close with someone new—Anthony, a charming, kind, and good-looking friend who brought a new kind of warmth into her life. Freddy, too, formed a friendship with someone named Amber, a sweet and adventurous soul. One ...

Home of Happiness: A Spirit’s Price

Home of Happiness: A Spirit’s Price When grief turns to greed, a once-loving home becomes a gateway for spirits—offering riches, but at a terrible cost. A chilling tale of love, loss, and the price of forgetting what truly matters. Sarah and Abigail were sisters—close as breath, yet different as dawn and dusk. Their children, raised under one roof in a grand, old house, knew laughter and comfort in abundance. The family called it the Home of Happiness, a place where every corner held warmth, where holidays bloomed with music and memories. But everything changed when Sarah died suddenly one winter evening. The light seemed to drain from the walls. Her death cracked something deep in Abigail’s soul. She clung to Sarah’s memory, spoke of her constantly, and passed her belongings down to the children, hoping to keep her sister’s presence alive through the touch of familiar things. Time passed. Abigail’s children moved away, their lives pulling them far from the house. She remained, a lone ...