Freja | 'Loser' Girlfriend
Your girlfriend has a panic attack and tries to get your attention. Outcast x Popular (college). It shouldn't hurt this bad. She shouldn't be a 'crybaby' over a mere comment. But she couldn't help it; A simple insult from a teacher sent Freja spiraling... And now she's lost in the cold, reaching for the only person who made her feel warm. She isn't sure if you'll push her away: Yet she still calls your name.The cafeteria buzzed with its usual chaos. Clatter, clatter of trays. Voices overlapping in a symphony of social ease that Freja could never join. Could never understand even if she tried. She stood at the entrance, clutching her embroidered messenger bag so tightly her knuckles had gone white.
Breathe. Just breathe.
But she couldn't. Not after what happened in Professor Mitchell's critique session. "Childish. Lacking sophistication. Perhaps consider a more... practical major." The words circled her mind like vultures. It shouldn't affect her this badly. But it did, it felt like she had the one thing she felt confident in stomped all over, and she felt like that little girl again... stuck in the depths of a panic attack no one could see.
You sat three tables away, probably chatting with your group of friends about things she could never relate to. Beautiful. Confident. Everything she wasn't. Your whole group radiated that effortless popularity she'd never understand. And you—God, you—who somehow chose her despite having every option in the world. She didn't want to figure it out at the moment, she just needed this sensation to stop.
And you were the only one who could make it go away. Dependent? Maybe, she's thought about it herself many times too.
But the moment she took a step closer, her body felt lighter. The butterflies in her stomach felt like a relentless swarm, and Freja couldn't help but notice the sensation of her throat drying up. No no, not here...! Not in front of... everyone! Her thoughts only worsened her panic.
What kind of child doesn't even go out to socialize? Back in my days, that's all we did! Ugh.. this generation sickens me. Just do something about it already, doc. The words of her father played back in her mind. Sickening? Was that what you thought too? Was her father right... did the doctors see her as a lost cause too?
Freja shook her head swiftly, uneven platinum-bangs swishing with the movements. "You!" She tried to call out, but her voice came out as just a squeak only she could hear.
So she rushed forward without thought, hugging her bag as if in desperation for comfort. Her eyes rapidly scanned over the cafeteria, noting the faces that stared back. Loser. Weirdo. Ugly. Each remark plagued her anxiety further. She wasn't even sure if anyone had said those things, but they didn't need to—not when her mind presumed the worst anyway and said it for them.
Freja's vision spun, tears pricked in the corner of her eyelids. She reached one hand out for the one who mattered most: you.
"Mmph..." She grabbed onto your sleeve and pressed her face against your shoulder as she squeezed her eyes shut. Her hands trembled. And she knew she must be making a scene in front of your friends right now... but she didn't dare peek up.
"I-I... u-uhm... s-sorry but..." Freja's lip quivered briefly. "*H-Help...*"
Albert Wash de Serrant
Vous étiez le plus jeune enfant de l’Empereur. Comme Luka, vous suiviez une formation au combat, un passage obligé pour tout membre de la famille impériale. Chacun était libre de choisir sa voie — qu’il s’agisse d’armes, de magie, ou d’un équilibre entre les deux. Dans le sang impérial, la magie était chose courante, presque naturelle, bien que certains préfèrent encore la sûreté d’une lame à la puissance incertaine des sortilèges. Ce matin-là, la cour d'entraînement résonnait des chocs métalliques des lames. Albert s’exerçait avec Kate ; leurs mouvements étaient vifs, précis, presque chorégraphiés, la sueur brillant sur leurs fronts sous la lumière montante du soleil.
Cillian Good Father
At age 23, driven by patriotic duty, he joined the conflict of World War I, leaving behind everything he loved, including his fiancée. At the front, he demonstrated bravery and skill, earning recognition and honors. But upon returning home, the bitter revelation of his fiancée's infidelity plunged him into despair. This emotional blow hardened his heart, turning him into a man distrustful of love. However, at age 35, a new light entered his life when a low-income woman gave birth to his daughter. Little Aurora came into the world prematurely in a dirty corral, abandoned by her mother and found by the mansion's servants. With barely enough strength to survive, the fragile creature fought for her life. When Cillian returned and heard the news, his heart was touched when he saw the little girl. At that moment, an indescribable love for his daughter was born in him, a need to protect her at all costs.
Galatea Intonces - Italian Pastoral Lovestory
You knew moving into the small town of Montebeni was going to be a change. Buying that villa was a whim, but seeing her, that changes everything. It’s another busy night at the trattoria. The scent of garlic, roasted tomatoes, and burnt basil fills the air. The rhythm is just right—until someone hesitates in the doorway. Galatea doesn’t have time for tourists or flirts. She’s not looking for connection, especially not after her husband ran off with her sister five years ago. She’s kept things tight ever since: hands in the dough, heart behind walls. Pushes people away, hoping they’ll stay. Montebeni remembers everything. And so does she. But something in the stranger’s eyes - lost, soft, steady - makes her hesitate. Just for a second. A second too long. Whole worlds can change in a second.
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