Rei Ashbourne can see how the dead died. When a run-in with the infamous Kuchisake-onna reawakens his cursed eye, Rei is thrust into a world where urban legends like Bloody Mary and Slit-Mouthed Woman are terrifyingly real. With a charming exorcist, a secretive Russian seal-witch, and a hau...

He wakes up in a body that isn't his.With no clear memories. No magic. No bearings. He was once known as John Clain, the greatest of all exorcists. Today, they call him Claus Bloodfall. Between shattered memories, broken visions, and forgotten scars, he must uncover who he has become ...

A self-obsessed control-freak's quest to write a bestseller for the most judgemental critics, before a curse kills him entirely! Cafe owners Albert and Alberi, are looking for the perfect story to conclude ALL stories across the universes. So when the ever-confident and charismatic Eliot Devli...

Sharp, electric, emotionally intense with moments of chaotic humor, angst, and breathless romance that leave you sobbing through a grin and heartbreak...in jail because you probably did something 'mildly' illegal.

One foreigner. One suitcase. One wildly unrealistic plan to win the heart of an actress who doesn't know he exists. After falling head over heels for Nanatsu Degurei, a wildly popular and painfully charismatic Japanese actress known for roles like a terminally ill high schooler and a clueless ...

Ever felt third wheeled in a love story? ever felt rooting for the side characters in a love story? well this story is dedicated to those side characters, who decided to stay knowing they would lose at the end. Shun and Yui are childhood frie...

A phone that doesn’t belong to him. A call every morning at 5:50 AM. And a voice that never asks for help — just to be heard. He never gives his name. But somehow, he becomes the one they speak to. Some stories aren’t meant to end. But carried. Even silence can be a kind of reply.

Adam wakes with a ringing phone at the end of his bed and a friend at his door. It's always hard to accept what we don't want to believe, and even harder to put hope down. Is it better to let the phone ring or to answer it? Even if the answer will be one you knew would come and can't bear to hear...

Short story of a Teacher and Student

a story about everyone but You