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Rejected Luna of the Mafia Alpha

Rejected Luna of the Mafia Alpha

she said. "It is more honest than the partial picture," I said. "Whether it is worse depends on what you do with the honesty." I paused. "The partial picture protected the better version of the motivation." I paused. "The complete picture is what actually happened." I paused. "I cannot undo the harm the deal caused. Neither can you. The harm was real regardless of whether the motivation was acceptable or complicated." I paused. "What the complete picture gives is the accurate foundation for what comes next."
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Complete Me

Complete Me

Not in the literal sense of course" I said to myself, chuckling. Adam gave me the look that says I am crazy before walking past me entering my room. He took his time taking in every little detail in my room as he walked round. Before stopping to take a picture I took at my graduation during my masters degree. Oh no, I freaked out. I don't like that picture, I look so chubby in it. But before I could stop him he already picked it, looking at it. "You look so cute here" he said smiling "For real?" I ask, I need to be double sure I heard correctly.
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Billionaire's Pampered Wife

Billionaire's Pampered Wife

When Avril saw that there was no response from the people behind her, she turned around and looked at the picture. "What's going on?" she asked in horror. "The pirate was not smiling just now, why is he smiling now?" "This is a double-sided picture. Depending on the position you're at and the angle of view, different pictures could be seen," Natalie Wheeler explained. "Oh, I see. Jasper, I'm a little scared. Could you please take my hand?" Avril said to Jasper.
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Never Whole Again

Never Whole Again

A second went by, then another… A full minute passed, but Sean still made no move to lean down and pick her up. Just as Kelsey was about to throw a tantrum, Miranda stopped her. On the drive back, Sean kept his foot firmly on the accelerator. As she observed his tightly knit brows, Miranda realized that something was slipping out of her control. Inside the villa, Kelsey kept asking Sean to draw with her. The drawing showed a family of three standing beneath a blue sky, with a birthday cake and fireworks in the background.
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Soul Mates or Death

Soul Mates or Death

With All My Love Your William I can’t help but cry at the words that he has written, and when I open the gift I realize it’s a silver glittery picture collage. It’s filled with memories of the three of us from when we were little in the pack house before I was sent away. In the middle I notice a large photo of all of us with Luna Lily beaming with pride as her babies surround her giggling. The picture captured the moment so well that I almost feel like I can hear our giggles, and as I look at each picture I notice one with just William and I he’s gazing down at the baby in his arms as if she’s the most precious object in his world. Another picture is of two toddlers walking hand and hand dow
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Bound Wolf, Burning Heart

Bound Wolf, Burning Heart

he said. Rose stepped forward. This time— There was no hesitation. “No,” she replied. “I do.” Her fire rose. But it didn’t lash out. Didn’t burn. It *expanded*. Touching everything around her— The ruins. The wolves. The air. The ground. Connecting. Not taking. Not forcing. *Including.* “You think being whole means everything becomes one,” she said. “It does.” “No.” Her gaze hardened. “It means everything gets to be what it is—without being erased.”
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ABOVE ALL

ABOVE ALL

I tried to travel to Africa, to a safari trip to forget my stress and get inspiration but, when I came back I find myself fool by my assumptions. On the painting board, I painted two worlds, one is lighter than the other. One man is sitting in front of a dark lake with clouds recovering the sun. The sky is dark and the trees are not covered. A little bit dark, representing a sad man surrounded by darkness all around. The light side has well-covered trees, with a bright sun and a beautiful lake surrounding the amazing nature. The problem is that the man sitting on the dark side is looking at the bright side just as if he was checking for something, but what? What is his motivation? That what
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jengreyy
The book has potential but needs major editing. I, myself is not so good in English too but I still write. The trick is knowing how to use simple words and research a lot..good luck with your work😇😇😇.
Joy Teo
While the writing might need some editing, one cannot deny that the author is a gifted storyteller. She writes in a way that you can feel the main character, Tiara's anguish when she chooses her father over her mother and brother. Am definitely going to add this to my library.
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Shattered Lives

Shattered Lives

“What does the picture make you feel?” I look down at the floor because I don’t want to respond and have him think I’m uneducated. He bends over slightly to meet my gaze. “You do know what you feel, don’t you?” I look up at the picture once more, not sure what to say, so I take a deep breath and give my most honest answer. “The picture gives me hope.” I turned my head to look in his eyes and was met with a most perplexed stare. I turned back to the picture to explain my answer. “Most people, when they see this picture, might say that they only see a black and white picture of a bunch of homeless people happy to get a free meal, but I see more. I see a group of people who are having a hard ti
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THE WHOLE TRUTH

THE WHOLE TRUTH

I was astounded but I stay calm, how did she get this picture? “We are sorry for the inconveniences, ma’am. Please get inside.” The one who held the picture said, handing it to Anna. She collected it and then, we were ushered in.The place was big, with people sitting around tables and having drinks among themselves. A big dash board above a spinning wheel displaying $500,000,000 in luminous, attractive, fancy lights, stood in a corner where a long counter was, with two barmaids attending to people. Jake took off his shades,“Lets get to the top floor, it’s crowded in here.” He whispered. Anna held my arm, leading me towards a stairway.
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The first thing that struck me about 'The Big Picture' was how it blends science and philosophy in a way that feels both profound and accessible. Sean Carroll doesn’t just lay out facts; he weaves together cosmology, quantum mechanics, and even poetry to explore what it means to 'exist.' I especially loved how he tackles free will—not as a dry academic debate, but as a puzzle that affects how we live daily. His 'poetic naturalism' framework is mind-blowing; it’s like seeing the universe through a kaleidoscope where science and meaning aren’t at odds.

What hooked me, though, were the personal anecdotes. Carroll mentions staring at the night sky as a kid, and that nostalgia hit hard. It’s rare for a book about entropy or the arrow of time to make you feel something, but this one does. By the end, I wasn’t just thinking about particles—I was pondering my place in the cosmic story. If you’ve ever wondered why anything exists at all, this book feels like a late-night chat with a brilliant friend who actually has answers.

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