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All credit goes to Exterminatus from Royal Road

Hiroshi Tanaka, once Tokyo's most feared yakuza boss, wakes up one day in the body of a child. But there's no time for playdates and pacifiers. His new adoptive father is a relentless police officer determined to bring down Hiroshi's former criminal associates. As Hiroshi juggles crayons and curfews, he embarks on a mission to save his old friends while keeping his true identity hidden from his unwitting father. Can he outsmart both his former underworld allies and his new guardian? It's a high-stakes game of hide and seek in the streets of Tokyo, and Hiroshi's tiny frame conceals a determined heart with a big mission.

David, a quiet and unassuming young man from Katni, moves to Jabalpur for a job at a courier company. In search of accommodation, he meets Ana, who agrees to rent him her apartment. A friendship slowly begins between them. When David’s mother learns he has settled down, she visits him and insists he consider marrying Eva, the daughter of her friend. Though David objects, out of respect for his mother’s delicate emotional state, he agrees to meet Eva—but devises a plan to sabotage the proposal by appearing in dishevelled clothing and behaving frivolously. Eva is amused, but David’s mother is humiliated. The proposal is rejected, and she returns home in anger. David and Ana’s relationship gradually deepens. He learns about her troubled past: a missing mother and an alcoholic father. Just as a bond begins to take shape between them, David is transferred to Bargi, a rural town outside Jabalpur. Concerned by the change, Ana promises to visit him, reassuring both David and his mother. David moves, and in time, adapts to the slower pace of village life. In Bargi, David befriends an elderly woman affectionately called Old Mother. Known for her kindness, she quickly grows fond of David and invites him into her life. He also meets Sheila, her reclusive housekeeper, a woman weighed down by sorrow and silence. As David becomes part of their world, he learns that Old Mother’s son, Peter, lives in London and hasn’t visited in three years. Over time, David uncovers Sheila’s past and her reasons for living in isolation. One rainy day, Ana visits David in Bargi. Caught in the worsening weather, he takes her to Old Mother’s home for shelter. There, Ana is stunned to find that Sheila is her long-lost mother. A painful confrontation ensues. Ana accuses Sheila of abandonment, while Sheila explains she fled due to Ana’s abusive father. Old Mother urges Sheila to return to Jabalpur, but she refuses, fearing her past. Tensions escalate, and in the aftermath of a bitter argument, Sheila quietly passes away in the night. Ana is devastated by her mother’s death and blames herself. Old Mother consoles her and travels with her to Jabalpur to share the news with her father. Meanwhile, David, consumed with guilt for bringing Ana to the house, isolates himself. Weeks later, he quietly visits the large house and finds Peter, now returned from London, working in the garden. Old Mother thanks David for posting the letter that brought her son back—though David never sent one. Puzzled, he realizes it was Ana who had written the letter. Old Mother gently confronts David about his absence. Suspecting unresolved feelings between him and Ana, she misinterprets his silence as indifference. To clarify matters, she calls Ana to walk with David and explain everything. David is surprised to see her, and during their walk, Ana shares that she plans to go to London and become engaged to Peter. She attributes her decision to the kindness and support she received from Old Mother after Sheila’s death. David, heartbroken and unable to express his own feelings, quietly accepts the situation. As he prepares to leave the large house, Old Mother hands him an envelope and asks him to deliver it to a family in the village. When David arrives at the house, he is surprised to see Eva, the woman he once tried to avoid marrying. Their reunion is unexpectedly warm. As they walk together afterward, they laugh about their first awkward meeting. By the time they part at the bus station, a genuine connection has begun to form—hinting that a relationship once prematurely rejected might now have a second chance.

i wrote it for fun for diaper lovers (This is the first story i ever wrote so yeah, it's not good but it's not bad either. It could've been worse than it is now)

this is the story of Andrew’s journey on how he became the world’s largest pp from being the smallest.

Adrian Cruise viewed as Hades himself He was labeled to be vicious, rude, despicable in other words; an asshole. He showed the world what they made him be but who he was, only the heavens knew. until a lady more beautiful, annoying, and determined than anything or anyone he ever encounter makes him fall to his knees... he just might open up his heart to love After all who could refuse to love herself ---------------------------------------------- "I don't have a heart anymore," he said grimly. Adara confused about what to make of this stubborn man took his hand and placed it on her beating heart "Do you hear that?" She asked "I am Cupid, I am love until my heart stops beating I won't give up on you" He scoffed at her and removed his hand "don't waste your time anymore" She took back his hand in hers and said "Don't give up on love because love has and will never give up on you"...

Zhao Lian is a sheriff without a county. A member of an old magical order called the Shuli Go, she was raised to uphold the law and protect her fellow citizens. But after her order was disassembled, she was left with no choice but to wander in search of work for someone with her very particular set of skills. When she stumbles across a group of bandits plundering a merchant's wagon, she steps in to save the only innocent survivor. Quickly though, Lian learns innocent is not the right word to describe him. This new addition to her life pushes her out of her comfort zone and into a run from the law, but his impact on her life is only just beginning. The second story in the saga of the Central Empire's most famous Shuli Go, this continues to build the world and set of characters which will be central to future installments. Probably my favorite one I've written thus far!

"What are you doing?" "Being carried by my brother." "Why are you here?" "My brother won the league for me." Indeed, this is the unique story of a doting older brother along with his sly and deceitful little sister, who is actually the highest-ranking person in the entire game... but he doesn't need to know that. --------* She lived her entire life in the orphanage, constantly lurking in the shadows beneath her. But when light abruptly graced her with its presence, how would she fare in the unknown? To this, she came up with one solid plan. Latching onto her stepbrother's huge thigh, whilst becoming a pro gamer in the process. (Not incest)

Jian Chen is the campus crush and is very famous, he dreams to be a CEO of a company. He has dated many girls in the past but has never ever really fallen in love with one for he couldn't really love someone after losing trust in people the day his parents left him. His secret was that he was an otaku, and when girls learn of this fact, they immediately will dislike him. One day, a girl confessed to him and as usual Jian Chen planned to break up with her after some time but he unexpectedly falls for her. With the same mindset, Jian Chen still wants someone to fall in love with him as a person and not because of his looks, so he tells her the truth about him. Scared about the answer that she will give him, he starts running away until he was caught in an accident. When he wakes up, he realizes that he had just become the person that he dreamed to be - in a parallel world.

A wise man once said, "All daos, despite their branching paths, eventually reconnect and end in immortality," So how can it be, that in this infinitesimally large universe of ours, there are so few daos? Sword Dao, Saber Dao, Spear Dao, Bow Dao, blah blah blah. They're all so boring! Where is the Shovel Dao, or the Gardening Dao, or the Chess Dao users of the world? How can there be only a few dominant dao if all paths ends the same way? Let's see what will happen, shall we, if those hidden masters finally decide to come out and play!