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The Twin Who Took It All
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"Next page," Ava said, her fingers hovering over the terminal interface, her cadence rapid and solitary.
Michael flipped the sheet, the dry paper rustling sharply in the concrete room. He pressed the second index down—the page detailing the eighty-eight point one degree Celsius coffee brew metric and the synthetic white-tea perfume thresholds that had exposed Amelia's physical management of his domestic space.
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My Life Traded for a Few Cents
Early the next morning, I'd just returned home from repairing my phone when I suddenly caught sight of three big, burly, foul-smelling brokers in the living room.
Leroy had a cigarette in his mouth as he gave me a scrutinizing look.
"Her? She's so skinny. Can she even handle the high heat in the factories?"
Mom immediately plastered a wide, fawning smile on her face and said, "Of course she can! She's been a very resourceful and hard worker all her life. She's very resilient!"
The fear from my past life washed over me like a tidal wave just then.
The so-called "high heat" in the factories had an operating temperature exceeding 160 degrees, with toxic chemical fumes constantly hanging in the
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The CEO's Regret: Mommy's Return With Secret Triplets
Four thousand degrees Fahrenheit does not merely burn. It completely, violently liquefies everything it touches.
The blinding, radioactive orange glare of the military grade thermite violently illuminated the pitch black subterranean corridor. The heavy titanium of the nursery door was already warping, the metal blistering as the liquid plasma began to eat directly through the lock.
Lucian Sterling did not step back.
The apocalyptic King of the underworld didn't care about physics. He didn't care about biology. The only math that existed in his feral, redlined mind was the exact distance between the burning star and the innocent, sleeping breaths of his children on the other side of the door
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A Bear's World
~~Stephanie
First thought of the morning? Coffee. Whoever brewed the first coffee beans are my absolute favorite people. I drink coffee every morning. At least 5 cups. Sometimes even one in the afternoon. The packhouse is cold this morning. It's always cold to me though. All the shifters run hot so they have a huge AC system that keeps the house at subzero temperatures.
The thermostat reads 62.
62? That's not even normal. How does this AC system even keep up?
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The Stranger Who Stayed:When Fate Knocks Once
The section should make it intentional.
He looked at the radiator. The radiator was at forty centimetres from the floor — the old cast iron radiator, the original library heating, positioned at the height it had always been. He thought about the forty centimetres. He thought about the sill height — the coastal east window at forty centimetres, the everywhere-at-once at the level of the attending face. He thought about the radiator at forty centimetres as the warmth at the level of the attending child — the honest warmth at the honest height, the body given warmth where the body was.
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His Royal Luna (Alpha King's Royal Luna)
Lea uttered and I could hear her footsteps walking around, probably looking for the remote control of the air conditioning unit.
“What freezing? It is literally burning in here. What is the weather temperature today? Sixty five degree Celcius?” I scoffed, irritated at the burning temperature that is also affecting my thinking as my mind was starting to get in a haywire and I am having a trouble getting a grip of my sanity.
“F-ck, where is that f-ckng Alpha!” I uttered growling a little bit in my throat as I felt the butterflies going wild in my lower abdomen.
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Ex on High Heat
We kissed under the dimly lit streetlight as he leaned against the car, letting me lean onto his body heavily.
"Julius," I called out to him, already slurring my words.
Upon hearing Julius' response, I murmured his name again. Each murmur earned me a response. He made sure to respond to me every time I said his name.
Despite being out in the cold wind, Julius kept playing this dreary game with me, his intoxicated lover.
I curled up in his warm embrace, looking as though I were about to doze off any time now. Then, I mumbled softly, "Julius, I'm about to book a hotel room. Do you have the guts to sleep with me?"
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The Criminal's Alpha
"Ah, very funny, quoting a fuckin' movie and thinkin' that'll get ya somewhere. Well, lemme tell you, it doesn't."
"Man, ya can't even stick to a script, now we gotta kill ya," I said and pressed the button on the charge, setting off the thermite behind all the cops, anyone that didn't die instantly burned to death or tried to put out the fire on their back, in the case of the guy in charge.
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I Became a Villainess Werewolf In My Own Novel
"Maybe I should just let it go... self-preservation first!"
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"Why is it so chilly in New York City at night?" Quentin inquired.
"Come here," I gestured to Quentin. "Let me show you a little gem."
Quentin followed me into the master bedroom and spotted an electric heater on the floor. His eyes lit up, and he hurriedly sat on the carpet, reaching out his hands towards the warmth.
Seated beside him, I proudly declared, "Isn't it a gem?"
Quentin remained silent, enjoying the warmth before deciding to unplug it.
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Pregnant with Four Alphas' Babies: A Reverse Harem Romance
Just being in it is giving me claustrophobia.
A maid knocks and enters the room with a glass of water on a tray.
“Is it room temperature?” I ask the maid.
She nods nervously.
I take the glass of water and sip. “This is not 68 degrees Fahrenheit. It seems to be more like 71 degrees Fahrenheit,” I say as I spit the water back into the glass. “Also, I clearly asked for water with cucumber slices. This water has lime in it. Don’t you know the difference between a lime and a cucumber? Pathetic! Get out of here.”
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The pervasive use of soma is the most obvious technological warning. The descriptions of its effects—'the holiday from the facts'—are key. But the more telling quotes are the societal rules around it: 'A gramme is better than a damn.' It's a societal mantra. Emotional discomfort, moral quandaries, existential dread—these aren't problems to be worked through, but errors to be chemically corrected.
The technology of pharmacology is integrated into the social fabric as a maintenance tool. The warning is about medicalizing and technologizing normal human suffering. In our quest for happiness, we might reach for a pill for every negative emotion, creating a society that is functional and cheerful but has lost the capacity for genuine resilience, empathy born of shared pain, or profound joy that requires contrast.
Soma isn't just a drug; it's the symbol of a technological quick-fix for the human condition, and Huxley argues that fix would be a catastrophe.
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