torino kazami

A story of a high school student who becomes an addict and fails to secure admission into collage due to issues with his family. West lakers is a country inhabited and ruled by criminals and gang members. In a town like torino. things like crime. murder and misconduct of drugs is at large.

this is the english version of my fanfic with the same title

They say a teacher is a a guide, a mentor and a non biological parent to you. Who teaches you textbooks, manners and guides you in an efficient way to make you able and strong enough to fight with the storms of life. But what if that teachers become a typhoon of one's life and devastate a person's life. Ailee a young teenage girl who is too naive to understand the two faced world, deals with a devil like human bravely.

I escaped one monster, only to stumble on three more. At Milestone High, they're practically gods-power, wealth, and dangerously sharp looks making them untouchable. But these monsters? They've set their eyes on me, and they're not the type to play nice. They want to break me, to strip me bare and expose the secrets I've fought so hard to bury. What they don't realize is that I've faced demons far worse than anything they can imagine. Letting them dig up my past? Not an option. If they think they can shatter me and force my hand, they're in for a surprise. Because if they want to uncover my secrets, they'll have to "try harder".

Btw this will have swearing in it I’ll make a more “family friendly one after I’m completely finished this one”

Ten years ago, the world was captivated by a groundbreaking VR MMORPG, a fully immersive experience that allowed players to step into the shoes of legendary heroes in a realm of magic and wonder. For a decade, they built their lives, forged their identities, and left their marks on what they thought was just a game. But when the servers shut down, the truth shattered everything. The game world wasn’t just a virtual reality, it was a fabricated timeline, a fragile imitation of the true Magic world . And now, the countdown has begun. The players, ripped from their lives on Earth and the simulation, find themselves in the Magic World, ten years younger but burdened with all the memories of the game and their old lives. Their in-game personas, once vibrant and driven by purpose, are now hollow shells, unable to act on their own. Even worse, Earth’s timeline fragile and unprotected has been paused, and its collapse is inevitable. To prevent disaster, the 10 Originals, the most renowned players of the game, must rise once more. But this time, there are no systems to guide them, no respawns, and no safety nets. The high realm is real, its dangers far deadlier than any raid boss. And as the countdown ticks away, inconsistencies between the worlds begin to unravel reality itself. Thrown into a world they don’t fully understand, hunted by their own past mistakes, and racing against time to stop the collapse of Earth’s timeline, the Originals must uncover the secrets of the game’s creation and find a way to stabilize the Magic World. The clock is ticking, and the fate of three worlds rests on their shoulders. Will the Originals be able to fix the chaos they caused, or will everything they fought for crumble into nothingness?

Tired of soulless, cliché web novels, a reclusive reader stumbles on a strange, glitched-out story that shouldn't exist. The next thing he notices is a system message, which pulls him into a surreal, living narrative. Now trapped in a fantasy world, he’s given one task: bring the story to a satisfying end… or lose his soul. As he inherits the memories of a mysterious, tragic villain, he realizes this isn’t just another isekai, it’s his story now.

To save his marriage, Cerian made a deal with a friend. The deal was simple, draw the attention of his unfaithful husband . The deal worked but then Cerian started developing feelings for his friend to a point he got torn between choosing who to love. The one that hardly acknowledges his existence or the one that embraces him

In "Mediator's Story," a popular online game, half the population is mysteriously transported into its fantastical world, where they must adapt to survive. Stranded in a place where fairy tales and nightmares lurk in every corner, the players must navigate a new reality fraught with peril and uncertainty. The story follows ten main characters, each with their unique strengths, weaknesses, and motivations, as they strive to make sense of their predicament and find a way back home. From a skilled warrior to a cunning thief, a powerful mage to a humble farmer, these disparate individuals must work together to overcome the challenges that await them. As they explore the strange new world, the group encounters a host of creatures and obstacles that threaten their safety and sanity. From bloodthirsty dragons to treacherous sorcerers, from deadly traps to insidious curses, the players must use their wits and their weapons to survive. But even as they struggle to stay alive, the group begins to uncover hints of a larger plot at play. As they delve deeper into the game's mysteries, they realize that their fate is intertwined with that of the world they have been transported to. And as they uncover the truth, they must decide whether to fight for their own survival or for the fate of a world that is not their own. "Mediator's Story" is a thrilling tale of adventure, danger, and discovery, as a group of strangers finds themselves stranded in a world beyond their wildest imaginations.

Toradora! (とらドラ!) is a Japanese light novel series by Yuyuko Takemiya, with illustrations by Yasu. The series includes ten novels released between March 10, 2006 and March 10, 2009, published by ASCII Media Works under their Dengeki Bunko imprint. Three volumes of a spin-off light novel series were also created, aptly titled Toradora Spin-off!. A manga adaptation by Zekkyō started serialization in the September 2007 issue of the shōnen manga magazine Dengeki Comic Gao!, published by MediaWorks. The manga ended serialization in Dengeki Comic Gao! with the March 2008 issue, but continued serialization in ASCII Media Works' manga magazine Dengeki Daioh with the May 2008 issue.