KaruChanDesu

The story tells about Olivia and George, the couple that intends to get into trouble in fights and things, Olivia is the nerd of the room who cared a lot about George the "bully" of the room. When the two fall in love in an abandoned house with no one around. The two lovebirds had a lot of relationship, but bad things are coming, and other things too.

Yasmine_11

A story inspired by the book "She said, he said" by author Thalita Rebouças. Discover the story of two teenagers who meet in high school. In this story you will see the thinking of girls and boys. Every week I will post a chapter

rangergirl

Mia has harbored secret feelings for Jayden from the first moment she saw him, and sometimes she gets the impression that the disciplined leader feels the same, but his responsibilities prevent him from admitting it. However, when a young millionaire about to get married is threatened by the nighloks, the two will have to embark on a dangerous mission not only because of the monsters they will have to face, but because everything could change between them

Sorima

De novo... De novo... Uma última vez! Lobo implorou com a boca seca e os olhos arregalados de terror diante do fim, e do fracasso, de sua missão. O mundo que conheceu sendo afogado em chamas impetuosas; os gritos de agonia dos druidas e dos humanos; o calor sufocante o envolvendo antes que a escuridão o abraçasse... Quando o último resquício de luz ainda era visível em sua visão embaçada, Lobo murmurou o encantamento... e recomeçou.

Sorima

Lobo and Ethan were on their way to study the pillar on which the insidious seal was made when the mage had an epiphany and told Lobo to go back in time before him. The druid followed his friend's advice, but, unlike what he expected, he did not return to a point in his past: he arrived at a completely new place, where a figure both familiar and unknown awaited him.

jonasexistiu

For years, Lídia Sampaio considered the dogs of Jacarandás Street an assault on civilized coexistence. So when a morning dawns without a single bark, her first reaction is gratitude. The gratitude, however, does not last long. In Vila Olaria, animals begin to disappear, inexplicable marks appear on the walls, and certain houses begin to harbor spaces that should never exist. While the residents seek explanations reasonable enough to continue their routines, Lídia discovers that there are far worse inconveniences than a noisy neighborhood. Between supernatural horror, everyday absurdity, and the melancholy of small absences, the tale investigates what we have learned to ignore, especially when its warnings blend with the usual noises of life.