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"Every wish brings you responsibility thus far be careful about the one you make."

Tania lived her whole life as a simple modern human girl in the World of Vita where all races of beings used to spend life beside each other and humans were the lowlife creatures while Fays, werewolves, and vampires were the strongest ones. 
She thought that soon grim reaper would come after her because of the rooted tumor in her head.
Who could imagine that an earthquake made by a dark wraith changes everything in her life? 
Who could imagine that the God of the underworld was always after her and caused her misery?

She had only one choice, to survive and align her life due to this strict world.
Volume 1: The Weaver: A Throne of Vita and Obit 
Warning: Mature content- slow burn

Volume 2: Rise of Ash and Fire
The brutal beings are driving in the shadows to ruin the Green star.


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The cover is my drawing...

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What you will read:

"The room you have given me is a frizzing one. I can't even breathe."

"Come to my bed, I can warm you." He ordered and it wasn't a recommendation manner.  
I cringed because he just demonstrated me another shade of him.

It gave me goosebump as he laid on his mattress, directing to his large king-size bed that had space for four people.

I gritted my jaw and aimed to leave when he said, "I never said you can leave!" 

I halted while my hand was still on the door handle. He was not joking at all.

At that moment, I felt the pain that was lashing me from backward and frontward.

His hand wrapped over my belly, and his wings embraced my body.

"What..."

"Hush, I said, you can come to my bed." 

I was scared of him for a moment. He drew his wings back and took hold of my hand.

Aligners

Leharin tilted his horse's head back. Approaching his mother's fine tallyho, he knocked on the window with a short black cane in his hand. Lady Hiravan twitched the slide-in window immediately and asked with disturbed eyes "anything happened my son?"

Leharin got a little astonished to see his mother in distressed condition. He lowered his head so to see Mabena as well. She was no less than his mother, drowned in her world. What made them look so panic was not a regular one, a malicious thought lingered in his head, could it be the queen's plot!

It was the first time that he found his mother petrified.

He answered in low voice, "I will say, but you tell me first, why are you so pale?" Lady Hiravan breathed deeply and resolved, "I have no idea my son and this is what bothers me. Now tell me, why are you behind the others?"

Liharen: Silence of the night