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The Apocalypse Survival Manual(Three Days Before Doomsday, I Stockpiled Billions)
Half the time, he deliberately sent Poppy off to distract Cola so he could come spend time alone with her.
Sure enough, Cola was currently next door, happily eating popcorn.
Seeing Nicole stuffing the vines into bags, Zeph looked surprised.
"Wouldn't that ruin them?"
Nicole didn't really want to do it either, but the black soil garden was absurdly fertile, and the sweet potato vines had grown far too well.
If she handed vines that were healthy directly to Hughie's group, people would definitely get suspicious.
Leaving them sealed in bags for a couple days would yellow the leaves slightly. After letting them sit in the sun long enough to wilt a little, they would finally look believable.
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Indebted to the Mafia King
No one will see me.
My stomach growls, a reminder Mama’s sudden breakdown kept me from eating any of the zucchini balls, and I creep back downstairs to the kitchen.
As expected, the house is dark and still, so the light when I open the refrigerator is blinding. I cover my eyes and grab for the container I very awkwardly asked one of the maids milling around for when it became clear Mama wouldn’t be eating any time soon.
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The Tamed Wolf
It only took a blink for it to disappear.
- What did you do!? - I say fear in my voice.
- I... Ow! The shit...
- Intruder. Lili, keep the product. I will solve - Says Zora and even weakly I can see her walking away and Tessa hold a dart.
Lili put herself in front of me and I looked up.
- Want to talk about hair? (...) No. And vegetables? I heard that carrots are good for the eyes. - I tell her
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Till Time Do Us Part
“That is stupid. So, you go alone if you want.”
Zia’s mouth curved into a frown. Her head dropped to her shoulders. She began eating her food in silence. But a thought came to her mind and she secretly smirked.
“I don’t know,” she said, acting nonchalant while she sliced a sausage into bits with her fork. “But if a person keeps wearing dark clothes, that’s gonna make some people lose interest.” She took one bite of it and casted furtive looks at Gray.
She noticed Gray paused.
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His Hidden Luna
The Beta had always been loyal to Kael, but there was something cold in his eyes tonight.
“I could not sleep,” she said. “I was reading.”
“Reading old magic will not help you,” Corin replied. “Some truths are better left buried.”
She frowned. “Then why do they still hide them?”
Corin stepped closer, the candlelight casting sharp shadows across his face. “Because power like that destroys everything it touches. You should have stayed away, Aria. Your return has already stirred things that should remain still.”
Her pulse quickened. “What things?”
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Eternal Love: Zombie Apocalypse (BL)
After he finished ordering everything that is needed, he ate lunch and entered his space to cultivate for the rest of the day.
The next morning, Zhi Yin arrives at his villa and saw that the courier who sends the furniture that he bought yesterday is already outside his villa. He immediately opens the gate and lets them move the pieces of furniture to his underground. After that, He gave them tips and sends them off, and walks towards his underground, and with a wave of his hand, he sends all of the furniture into his space.
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The Hidden Luna
he swallowed another spoon of soup.
"The hidden luna."
The spoon dropped from his hand and he choked on food, coughing severely. Ro quickly brought him water, patting his back. "Eat slowly stupid. Are you trying to kill yourself?" she scolded.
"I was eating slowly!" he defended. She glared at him and he rolled his eyes. "I only choked because of your information."
"Why would you?"
"Because it was surprising."
"So pick a side. The hidden luna or luna Amara?" she asked him.
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The Hidden Luna
The final chamber was not hidden because it was empty.
It was hidden because it was the truth no one had survived cleanly enough to carry back. The foundation beneath the sanctuary peeled apart beneath my hand, and below the lattice of bones and roots I saw a vast round chamber lined in black stone veined with silver. Old water circled its edges in silent channels. At its centre stood not a throne, not an altar, but a cradle of iron and root grown together around a hollow large enough to hold a body.
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Growing up, I was the kind of kid who devoured books like they were candy, and quirky titles always caught my eye. 'Learning to Spell Zucchini' feels like one of those gems—playful yet educational. The title alone sparks curiosity, which is perfect for young readers who might groan at traditional spelling drills. From what I’ve gathered, it weaves humor and relatable scenarios into lessons, making it less of a chore and more of an adventure. My niece, who usually fights homework, giggled her way through the zucchini mishaps in the story. That’s a win in my book!
What stands out is how it balances silliness with substance. The book doesn’t just toss words at kids; it builds a narrative around them, like a character struggling to spell 'zucchini' for a grocery list or a pizza order gone wrong. Those little stories stick in your head. I’d say it’s ideal for elementary-aged kids, especially if they’re resistant to learning. Plus, the illustrations I’ve seen add a vibrant layer—bright colors and exaggerated expressions that pull you in. It’s the kind of book that makes you forget you’re even learning.
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