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The Bracelet of Fate is a high school mystery and supernatural romance that follows Kenn, a quiet and introspective student who unexpectedly gains the power to see the emotions of others through a mysterious bracelet. This new ability forces Kenn to navigate the complexities of his high school life, where every glance, word, and action is now filled with the hidden emotions of those around him. What seems like a gift becomes a burden as Kenn struggles with the overwhelming intensity of others’ feelings, which threaten to consume him. As the story unfolds, Kenn becomes entangled in the lives of two very different classmates: Lynn, a compassionate and supportive girl who sees past Kenn’s reserved nature, and Yaoi, a dangerously obsessive girl with a twisted fixation on him. While Kenn’s bond with Lynn deepens, Yaoi’s infatuation grows more dangerous, leading to emotional confrontations and heart-wrenching choices. The emotional scanner, initially a tool of connection, becomes a prison as Kenn must deal with the manipulative system behind the bracelet, which seeks to control not only his actions but the lives of everyone around him. In a world where emotions are raw and unfiltered, Kenn must find his way out of the tangled web of obsession, love, and control. The Bracelet of Fate is a story about growth, self-discovery, and the complexity of human emotions. It explores the consequences of being forced to confront the truth of others’ hearts and the journey to regain control over one's own fate. As Kenn’s relationships evolve and secrets are revealed, he faces a final choice—whether to break free from the system and the emotional chains that bind him or continue living a life dictated by external forces. In the end, The Bracelet of Fate is about finding freedom in a world full of emotional noise and discovering that true connection comes not from knowing others' deepest feelings, but from understanding one’s own heart.

Elliot Hamper. An ordinary nobody with a not so ordinary past. Trying to live out her life as quietly as possible and eventually escape from her abusive families clutches. But three people seem to keep getting in the way of her roughly planned future. Number 1: Kevin Wright, a handsome rich boy who won the titles golden boy, teachers pet and the school heart throb. A psychopath Eliot must do everything to avoid. Number 2: George Dame, the schools notorious bad boy. Known by most for his talent to bring misery to anyone who got on his nerves. Someone who carries misery onto anyone who gets close to him. Number 3: Mr Nathaniel, the ordinary business teacher, with hands stained in blood. They were the people she tried to avoid more than anyone but somehow they got tangled up in her daily schedule.

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Ethan Pinwick is just starting his 8th year and final year of junior high. He meets a hotheaded girl who can’t keep her temper for more than a minute. He goes through daily life and an unending curiosity for her.

A boy named Lenn met a girl named Lila on the streets in his childhood days. Lila ran away after Lenn tried to help her. After several years, he met that same girl when he arrived to College and approached to her. They became great friends as time went by. However, Lenn and Lila didn't suspect any familiarity from each other as they kept their childhood secrets from everyone. Would Lenn fulfill his childhood dreams to know who that little girl was? What if those two would stay friends without learning each other's secret? There is a solution to every problem, even when it's serious. This is more than romance.

Hamo finds himself lost in a world out to get him, will he find the secrets of this world or will he perish and be forgotten

Under Singapore's glitzy facade, a centuries-old mystery is about to once again explode from beneath. Divyane, the Southeast Asian chapter of the Order of Magia, aims to unearth more about the legends surrounding a mysterious place named Pancur. Enter the students of Semangat Junior College. Amidst their supposedly monotonous lives, a conspiracy is unfolding within their very circles. A conspiracy that could change everything that has been known to them. Forever.

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Breaking News: Tragic Death of 16-Year-Old Girl Leads to Lawsuit Against School Over Alleged Bullying! In a heartbreaking turn of events, a 16-year-old girl has tragically taken her own life, prompting her grieving parents to file a lawsuit against her school. They allege that persistent bullying within the school environment played a crucial role in their daughter's untimely death. The girl, whose identity is being withheld to protect the family's privacy, was found in her home earlier this week. Devastated by their loss, her parents claim that she endured relentless bullying from her peers, which they believe went unaddressed by the school's administration despite repeated reports and pleas for intervention. In their lawsuit, the parents accuse the school of negligence, arguing that it failed to provide a safe environment for their daughter. They assert that the lack of adequate anti-bullying measures and the school's inability to effectively respond to their concerns created a hostile and dangerous atmosphere that contributed to their daughter's tragic decision. The community is reeling from the news, with many expressing shock and sadness. The school has yet to release an official statement regarding the lawsuit but has expressed condolences to the family. The case has ignited a broader conversation about the responsibilities of educational institutions in preventing bullying and ensuring the well-being of students. As the investigation continues, the family seeks not only justice for their daughter but also systemic changes to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future. This story highlights the urgent need for comprehensive anti-bullying policies and support systems within schools to protect vulnerable students and promote a culture of kindness and respect.

At our engagement party, the million-dollar jade bracelet Draven bought couldn't fit on my wrist. Scarlett, the "little sister" he tutored years ago, snatched the bracelet away and said, "Wasn't this made to fit my wrist? Draven, why don't you buy her another one? I really like this." Draven didn't mind her behavior at all, looking at her with doting eyes. Under the spotlight, I, the bride-to-be, felt my eyes welling up with tears. Scarlett smirked provocatively, "Meadow, Draven has always spoiled me. You don't mind, do you?" Draven chimed in, "Stop acting. In front of all these people, are you trying to make me lose face?" I smiled graciously, "The bracelet suits you better. Why don't you take my place as the bride today?" After all, I don't want this fiancé anymore either.