love

  • Change of Heart (M.D. Smith IV)

    Forgiveness, she learned, wasn’t forgetting—it was surviving without poisoning yourself.

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  • Killing For Martha (Richie Billing)

    Jak didn’t care much for politics, nor the lives of kings and queens, and yet here he was fighting their war. Deprived of his liberty, forced to fight, forced to kill, forced to die. But through his anger and despair, one vision kept shining through: Martha–smiling and happy and waiting for him to come home.

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  • Money Can’t Buy Love (Osawhiomo Abbey Salami)

    Naomi grapples with her tumultuous past and the pain inflicted by her ex-husband, Mike. Despite her father’s insistence on reconciling with Mike, Naomi finds solace in Daniel, a humble taxi driver. Their love blossoms amidst societal challenges, ultimately leading to their marriage and the joy of starting a family together.

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  • Mail Order Bride Pillar (Astrid Poplar)

    Bruce, a widower in Anaheim, seeks a new marriage but struggles to find suitable women. After hearing about mail-order brides from a friend, he explores online options and ends up marrying a Cambodian woman. However, their lack of communication leads to frustration, and he ultimately returns her. Reflecting on their relationship, he resolves to learn…

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  • Daddy Long Legs (Astrid Poplar)

    The story revolves around the opera house in Tennessee, showcasing the life of Daddy Long Legs, a doorman enamored with soprano Gretchen Rosenfelt. Their relationship evolves as Long Legs anonymously gifts her flowers, eventually leading to a mutual attraction. They marry, and together, they embrace new adventures, including motorcycle riding.

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  • The Art of Falling In Love (Umme Pritam)

    The narrative explores Kayra’s journey of self-discovery as she grapples with her feelings for Noel and her past with Adrianne. As she navigates the complexities of love and heartbreak, she realizes that true home lies within oneself. Ultimately, Kayra recognizes the importance of finding her own identity before embracing new relationships.

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  • The Art of Not Falling In Love (Umme Pritam)

    Kayra navigates her feelings as she rides a train to Oshawa, discussing her confusion over a budding relationship with her friend Violet. She reflects on the intricacies of love, self-discovery, and fear of vulnerability. Despite the uncertainty and emotional turmoil, she seeks to embrace both solitude and the hope of connection.

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