Is there a possibility for a sesshomaru and kagome love story in the Inuyasha series?

Sure. 'A Dream of Red Mansions' is a must - read. It's not just a love story but also a vivid portrayal of an era. The relationship between Jia Baoyu and Lin Daiyu is like a delicate flower in a harsh environment. Their love is unspoken yet deeply felt.

Well, it could involve the OC being a test subject in the Cadmus Project. Maybe they have some unique powers that Cadmus wants to control or study. They might escape and then try to find their place in the world of Young Justice while also being hunted by Cadmus.

Sure. Mercy was a doctor who joined Overwatch to heal in battles. She developed her tech over time.

They might give the characters unique powers. For example, a fae character could have the power to control dreams in a very different way than what's in the original book. Or they could change the backstory of a character. Maybe a character was once a human before being turned into a fae and that shapes their personality and actions.

They often have a Victorian - era or similar historical setting. This provides a backdrop of strict social mores which the romantic elements can either conform to or rebel against. For example, in many such novels, the hero or heroine may be from different social classes, which creates an interesting dynamic for the romance.

One plot idea could be Lucario's journey of self - discovery during pregnancy. It could explore how it copes with the physical and emotional changes, and how it interacts with its friends and allies in this new state. Maybe it has to overcome some challenges while still protecting its unborn.

Yes. 'The Mortal Instruments' series by Cassandra Clare has some parts that are like diary entries which add depth to the story. It's a great series for young adults who like fantasy. Also, 'The Fault in Our Stars' has Hazel's thoughts and journal - like entries that make the story so touching and relatable for young people. It deals with love and illness in a very real way.

I'm afraid I don't have enough information to tell more about this 'sam ballmer new story'.

It makes the reader expect certain things. If it's a positive and inspiring quote, the reader might expect a story with a happy ending or at least positive themes.

Sure. 'The Outlaw Viking' is a great pick. It has a strong Viking hero and a feisty heroine. Their relationship is filled with tension and passion. It gives a good look into Viking society as well.