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And as the van screeched to a halt in the long driveway, I saw him. Standing at the entrance, his arms crossed, his face dark with fury. Ibrahim. His piercing gaze locked onto mine, unreadable yet seething. And that was when I knew. I was trapped. *****Can you guys comment and support my book so that I will have more motivation to write for y'all It's not easy to write with no support or motivation Or do you just just take a glance at the first chapter and leave?**** Please if anyone has gotten to this chapter Please leave a comment. And like the book

--- Summary of Chapter 81: A New Vision In Chapter 81, Noah presents Lena with a bold new idea: a joint venture that merges his business acumen with her architectural vision. He proposes creating a series of luxurious, sustainable properties, which would blend both their strengths. Initially hesitant, Lena worries about compromising her creative vision and being seen as reliant on Noah. However, after Noah reassures her that the venture would be a true collaboration, Lena begins to see the possibilities. The idea excites her, as it allows her to combine her passion with a partnership that could create something impactful and long-lasting. The chapter marks the beginning of a new chapter in b

Hi! So i've been thinking of this story for a few days now. and i wrote the first chapter. don't worry. I have also written Leia's chapter and will post it soon,after i edited it. But I was wondering if you were willing to read the first chapter of my new story, which hasn't got a name yet and tell me what you think. it's not related to the iron river pack. Chapter 1 : Memories. “Mate!” a man's voice said.

The Ghostwriter looked up at the white line high above, smiling sadly. “I didn’t write the title of Chapter 100,” he said. “Nobody did. The Author left it blank on purpose. She said only the characters could decide what the final page is called.” Suddenly, the giant Eye swung its red light toward the book. “Found you,” the machine voice hissed. The book started burning at the edges. “Listen!” the Ghostwriter yelled over the crackling flames. “I can send you to the 100th chapter now. But there’s a catch. To get there, you have to skip Chapters 61 to 99.”

That's where I inhaled and it's like the first time I breathe again. What the fuck is that? End of Chapter - QJG

He was thinking who would really be the male Alpha. "No one should be born to be the King of Alpha, if that happens I can no longer do anything." Lex exclaimed to himself while he hit the table with his hand. "Or maybe he would kill me rather if I may not follow him." Lex continues with his thoughts regarding the King of Alpha and then he shook off his head to get out of that thought. Senan who were reading a book at that time but his mind was occupied with the female Alpha. "Just incase I will not be the father of the King Alpha. What if I will kill one of my brother so no one will be a King?" Senan whispered those words in his self thinking about how would be anle to resolve his problem.

𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙥𝙩𝙚𝙧 1 "𝐴 𝑤𝑖𝑐𝑘𝑒𝑑 𝑤𝑜𝑟𝑙𝑑... 𝐴 𝑏𝑖𝑡𝑐ℎ 𝑡ℎ𝑎𝑡 𝑙𝑖𝑣𝑒𝑠 𝑖𝑛 𝑖𝑡..."

And also, I'll be so happy if every one of you follows me here on Goodnovel💋 I really would be lying if I tell you about how I imagined this book in my head versus how it came out. The first chapter might make you cringe in confusion but trust me, the more you get to each chapter you will understand the book better. And I think I did great in creating my imaginary characters. Don't you all think? I immediately thought of making out this disclaimer because I see some stabbing comment coming in my backyard for this book in the future(good ones are included though)

The first chapter sets the tone: Tshepo’s secret gambling problem begins to intertwine with family tensions, creating ripples that will affect everyone. Chapter 1 – Tshepo’s Gamble (Expanded) Tshepo sat at the edge of the small table in his apartment, the weight of another week’s losses pressing down on him. The cards lay scattered, remnants of the late-night gambling sessions he’d promised himself would end “just this once.” The numbers on the receipt from the betting shop seemed to mock him: debts he couldn’t ignore, lies he couldn’t untangle, and a future that felt increasingly unstable.