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In Your Name, I Am Reborn

In Your Name, I Am Reborn

I shot back. Her face soured at my defiance, and Calvin sulked, "What's with that attitude?" Anna is your sister! You stole her life for twenty years. Accompanying her to a gala is the least you can do. The Pedersen family raised you, and this is how you repay them? You're an ungrateful wretch!" His eyes burned with disgust, but my lips curved into a smirk. "Fine, I'll go. Let the world see how my fiancé is tangled with my sister."
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BITTEN BY FATE

BITTEN BY FATE

I said after a few moments. “I guess I should now give it. Seeing you moved in here without even knowing my name, I should give you your props.” He said in a gentler tone. I chuckled at that. “Then I guess you should, Alpha.” He smiled then said boldly, “My name is Nathan but people call me Alpha Nate.” “Well, it's a pleasure to meet you, Alpha Nate.” I said and he nodded, “Likewise.” He stretched his hand forth and we sealed our knowledge of each other in a handshake.
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Our Secret Baby

Our Secret Baby

He’d wanted to know the guy’s name so he could do a background check. Sean Colmes was the man I’d met online, and Deacon had dubbed him “P-Diddy” because he had the same name as the singer, only spelled differently. Anyway, the date didn’t amount to anything—he didn’t knock my socks off. I hadn’t been on a date since then, but it had felt good to return to the dating scene. Lord knows I needed the practice.
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Loving the Heartless Singer

Loving the Heartless Singer

Can I, do it? "Yeah sure," I gladly answered even though the truth is I'm hesitant. Will I able to make that on time? "Yes, we will expect you on Monday...ahm, what's your name again?" Aiden asked me. I glance at Tagan before answering Aiden, remember my name Tagan. “Yashashree Celine Amora,” I said. "Yashashree?" Aiden asked, obviously weirded out by my first name. “Yashashree means the Goddess of success, right?’ Tove asks.
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The Man Who Stole My Name

The Man Who Stole My Name

A girl in a pink tutu twirled past me. Yeah, that was me… a younger and brighter me. My mother knelt beside her, tucking a strand of hair behind her ear. “Chin up, Jasmine,” she whispered. “You are a Goldwyn.” Jasmine. My name is Jasmine. The images shifted. My father’s laugh echoed through the halls. The boardroom. My signature. The merger. Arnold’s hand in mine. His vows. His lies. His tongue in Joanne’s mouth. The lake house.
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SIN

SIN

Or Sinclair. Holy shit.
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Arnie of Mutley
An intriguing book, I thoroughly enjoyed it. The main character can be confusing, but which teenager isn't? There's some naivety, some boldness, some hurt, some madness. If you're enjoying the book, do not read other readers petty comments, it just spoils the story. Let it unfold, you won't be sorry
Teneisha Frazier
I really loved this story. I'm so happy everyone got their happily ever after. I wish Ashley could have surprised Sinclair with being pregnant at the wedding or when she came back from her work vacation but I love their journey. amazing job with this book keep. up the good work. now on to crave
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The Lies Behind Her Marriage

The Lies Behind Her Marriage

He could only move forward and try to make up for his mistakes. After a moment, he spoke again. “So… Ali is—” “Alisa,” Serena corrected, finally meeting his gaze. “I named her after Alice. She’s Sebastian’s twin.” “So I have a son and a daughter,” Nathaniel murmured. A faint smile tugged at his lips as he recalled his brief encounter with Alisa. 'No wonder Ali's presence never bothered me.' “Why didn’t you—” He swallowed. “Why didn’t you tell me?”
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Debbie
I have read all your stories and loved everyone. I’m really sure that this one will be just as good and interesting as they all were.This one sounds like Serena knows that her husband will really regret losing her as his wife. I agree you are one of the best author writer. Not a dull moment or bored
Brittney F
A great read that isn't filled with grammatical errors...a rare gem when it comes to stories on this app.. To the author please please please do not drag the updates out like many authors seem to be doing lately its too good of a story to tarnish with frustration and agony
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SHIN

SHIN

Duty, she really hoped that Shin would want to stay with her even if only for a few days. Shin was touched. This was the first time she had met someone as kind as Mrs. Duty. "Oh yeah, I don't know what your name is, beautiful girl," asked Mrs. Duty. "Err — Shin, my name is Shin." Mrs. Duty surprised. In fact, she even vomited the food that had entered his mouth. "Shin?" repeated Mrs. Duty made sure that what she heard was not wrong. "Yeah. So why?" replied Shin, not understanding Mrs. Duty's response, which Shin thought was exaggerated. Is that the name 'Shin' so bad that Mrs. Duty was surprised like that? Shin thought.
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ALESSANDRO

ALESSANDRO

A single tear fell from my eye hearing the name of the man who gave me the best life I'd ever had and then destroyed it. "Fuck! What a bastard," I muttered under my breath, trying to pull myself together. After I moved into this apartment, I became an assassin, it's much easier than being a mafia princess, and I can kill all the mother fuckers I want and get paid for it. Unfortunately, now, I have to kill my husband, the world is playing tricks on me! Nobody in Italy knows he's my husband since I go by the name Cassandra Knight again. It hurt too much to keep the last name Russo, and it reminded me of all the good times we had and the bad times.
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Hannah

Hannah

I know she is probably just passing through, but I am not about to let her leave now that I have her. A realization hits me, and I feel like a total idiot. Here I am having a full conversation about marking her and I don’t even know her name. “What’s your name?” I ask her. “Oh, awkward” She sings as she pulls away from me. Her cheeks blushing. “No, I didn’t mean anything by it. I just realize I didn’t know it” I tell her grabbing her tiny waist pulling her back close to me. “Hannah”, she says cocking her head to the side, and wrapping her arms around my shoulders. “Hannah,” I say pulling my hand from behind her back to shake her hand, “I’m Gabriel, but you can call me Babe, I mean Gabe”. She
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The phrase 'my namesake' has always fascinated me because it feels like a bridge between identity and legacy. When someone refers to their namesake, they're usually talking about the person, place, or thing they were named after—a connection that can carry a lot of emotional or cultural weight. For example, if someone is named 'Darcy' after a character from 'Pride and Prejudice,' their namesake isn’t just a literary figure but a reflection of their parents' admiration for that character’s traits. It’s a way of carrying forward a story or a value, even if the person wasn’t directly involved in its origin.

Namesakes can also be unintentional, though. Sometimes, people discover later in life that they share a name with a historical figure or a fictional hero, and that realization can spark a curiosity about the original’s life or significance. I’ve met folks who dove into research about their namesakes, uncovering family histories or cultural ties they never knew existed. It’s a reminder that names aren’t just labels—they’re threads linking us to other times, stories, or even aspirations. The beauty of a namesake is that it’s open to interpretation; it can be a source of pride, a quiet homage, or even a playful inside joke.

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