Can't Fake The Feeling

Some bloodlines carry legacy. His carries a debt. Kael returns home after a decade of exile to find his village in flames and his family marked by something ancient and hungry. He puts down the monsters alone. He slips away before anyone can ask how. But the past doesn't stay buried. And the shadows following House Varek are older than anyone alive can remember. To survive, Kael must fight his way back to a name worth carrying. But the deeper he goes, the more one question burns through everything else — Why are the gods everyone fears nothing more than the first lessons he was taught?

They thought Chay Morgan was dead. They were wrong. Ten years ago, the man he called family betrayed him, his wife shattered his heart, and he was sold into a world where survival was never guaranteed. Now, Chay is back—and he is no longer the man they betrayed. Powerful. Wealthy. Unstoppable. But before he can settle old scores, he discovers that the people he loves are in danger, and the enemies who destroyed his life have taken the one thing he can never forgive them for touching. This time, Chay isn't running. He's coming for everyone. And when the God of War returns… someone has to pay.

When Jackson's life takes a wild turn after losing his job and catching his girlfriend cheating, things can’t get worse—until he gets hit by a bus! Awakening in a luxurious hospital, he finds himself with a mysterious voice in his head, guiding him through bizarre tasks, unexpected twists and rewards. Jackson discovers he’s in a parallel world, and it’s nine years in the future! With a shocking amount of money in his account, he sets out on a crazy journey to figure out what happened to his life and why he’s here. Can Jackson navigate this new reality, uncover hidden secrets, and maybe even find love again?

Gabriel Bruhn believed that he was the son of Nathan Bruhn, a cleaner at a university. After his father's death, Gabriel's life was so down. Until one day he accidentally met Fiona Laurent, a campus beauty who made him fall in love. After making many sacrifices to win Fiona's heart, she finally accepted him to be her boyfriend. Fiona's presence made Gabriel's life feel better. Until one night at Fiona's birthday party, Gabriel found out that she had been having an affair with Alexis Blaise, the son of a rich businessman. Gabriel got into a fight with Alexis until he was thrown out of the party. Feeling unsatisfied seeing Gabriel leave, Alexis sent his men to beat him up. The next day, Gabriel woke up in a hospital bed and found a rich middle-aged man crying in front of him. "Gabriel, Thank God we finally found you, my son!"

She thought she was using him. He'd been searching for her for twelve years. "Listen carefully," Diana Morrison's voice cuts through the study like ice. "These are the terms of our marriage arrangement, and they are non-negotiable." Marcus Hayes sits across from her in his worn suit, agreeing to every humiliating condition without protest. Separate bedrooms. No physical contact. Divorce after one year. "Do you have any backbone at all?" Diana demands, frustrated by his compliance. What she doesn't know: Marcus is the Supreme God of War of West America, commander of armies, controller of trillion-dollar empires. Twelve years ago, a starving orphan boy received kindness from a young girl who shared her meager lunch. He never forgot her. Now that girl stands before him—cold, calculating, believing she's trapped a desperate nobody in a fake marriage to escape her family's control. "Perhaps I am desperate," Marcus admits softly. "But not in the way you think." When the Romano and Bennett families attack, when her business crumbles, when assassins lurk in shadows—Marcus moves like the warrior he is, leaving enemies broken and allies in awe. "Who are you?" Diana whispers, watching him dismantle threats with surgical precision. Marcus's slight smile holds secrets that could reshape nations. "I'm your husband." She thought their contract marriage had an expiration date. She has no idea the Supreme God of War never lets go of what's his. He spent twelve years building an empire to be worthy of protecting her. Now he'll spend a lifetime proving she was always meant to be his.

They called him trash. A charity case. The broke scholarship kid who didn’t belong. Robert was used to surviving off scraps, laughed at, stepped on, and ignored. But the day his mother collapsed in a hospital bed, and he begged his so-called friends for help, they didn’t just turn him away… they crushed him. Publicly. Brutally. And then his phone rang. One call. Just one. In an instant, the life of the school's poorest boy shattered—and reformed into something no one saw coming. Robert Hayman was gone. In his place stood Robert McAfee… heir to the world’s most powerful hidden dynasty. Now, the tables have turned. The boy they mocked is about to become the nightmare they can’t escape. Let the reckoning begin...

" Finally, I have found you guys" he paused before he continued " After hunting for you all this while, you guys can't escape any longer" " Who are you? And why have you been hunting for us?" I asked him while watching his every move " You don't need to know who I am but I was hunting for you because you are the key, the key that was hidden for sixteen years. THE SECRET KEY I burst out laughing "What's funny?" He asked puzzled " We don't know what you are saying about Hyacinth being the secret key but you are forgetting something very important" "What is that?" " We are the HUNTERS NOT THE HUNTED"

Ethan Reed is cornered by bullies who mock his poverty. His desperation for money forces him to run humiliating errands for his wealthy peers. But when his ex-girlfriend, Vanessa, humiliates him further, Ethan hits rock bottom. Just when he thinks his life can't get worse, a sudden windfall of one million dollars changes everything. As he grapples with the shocking revelation of his family's hidden wealth, Ethan is thrust into a world of power and privilege he never imagined. But can he navigate this new reality without losing himself, or will the weight of his newfound fortune prove too heavy to bear?.

There is one thing I have always been sure of. "If you make the wrong choice, then your life will be filled with dark clouds." Slandered, bullied, betrayed, threatened, is the hell that I always feel because I made the wrong choice. Words are "killing machines," and many people don't know that. "One word can destroy someone's life and one word can change someone." I even thought that sleeping is torture and waking up is the worst. In the past, I lost my temper and planned to kill myself. I like walking in an endless tunnel with emptiness and emptiness filling my heart. This is my broken story.

In Sanctum, luck isn't random; it’s engineered. The elite pay for probability enhancers, while the poor rot in the "Zero District," slaves to statistical irrelevance. Joseph Vance is a "Null." A data-analyst who crunches numbers for the underworld but refuses to gamble. He believes in cold, hard math, not the rigged games of the House. But when his sister, Elara, is seized by the "Debt Collectors" for "organ collateral" on their father's unpaid loans, Joseph is forced into the glitzy, neon-soaked arenas he despises. Out of options, he challenges a Sector Boss to a game of high-stakes probability. He loses. Badly. Beaten and thrown into the city's disposal chutes, Joseph lands in a graveyard of discarded tech. Broken and dying, his blood mixes with a prototype military chip rumored to be a myth: The Chaos Engine. [System Booting... Neural Interface Linked.] [Protocol: Entropy Exchange Active.] Joseph doesn’t get magic. He gets a processor capable of hacking the probability of the physical world—but the fuel source is his own biological decay. He can force a lock to open, a bullet to miss, or a card to turn, but every manipulation accelerates his cellular aging. To save his sister, Joseph must bankrupt the House. But in a game where he trades his youth for luck, the question isn’t if he’ll win—it’s if he’ll die of old age before he can cash out.