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Eine wilde Nacht

Eine wilde Nacht

Lucinda Perry, ein sozialer Einsiedler und Workaholic, nimmt sich vor, an ihrem fünfundzwanzigsten Geburtstag so richtig die Sau rauszulassen und sich sogar einen One-Night-Stand zu gönnen, wenn sie auf der Arbeit ihre längst verdiente Beförderung erhält. Wenige Tage vor ihrem fünfundzwanzigsten Geburtstag wird sie nicht nur in eine höhere Position befördert, sondern auch in die Hauptverwaltung in einer anderen Stadt. Da sie ihre Geburtstagsnacht in einer neuen Stadt verbringen muss, geht sie in einen Club, wo sie einen sehr gut aussehenden Fremden, Thomas Hank, kennenlernt, der ihr anbietet, ihr One-Night-Stand zu sein, nachdem er einen Blick auf ihre "Dare-to-Do"-Liste geworfen hat, auf der auch ein One-Night-Stand stand. Thomas Hank, der in der Vergangenheit von mehreren Frauen ausgenutzt wurde, ist fest entschlossen, die Frau seiner Träume zu bekommen, die ihn um seiner selbst willen liebt und nicht wegen seines Reichtums. Als er im Club die süße und naive Lucinda Perry kennenlernt, beschließt er, ihr seine wahre Identität vorzuenthalten und herauszufinden, ob sie es wert ist, ihn zu halten. ***Auszug*** Was gibt es Unterhaltsameres als eine verrückte Nebenfigur? Begrüßen Sie Sonia und Bryan. Sonias Herz hörte für eine Sekunde auf zu schlagen, und dann schossen ihr im selben Moment verschiedene Gedanken durch den Kopf. Bryan Hank? Ihr prominenter Schwarm kniete direkt vor ihr und bat sie, seine Frau zu werden? Hatte er sie mit jemandem verwechselt? War es möglich, dass es sich um einen Sketch handelte, oder vielleicht um einen dieser Prominentenstreiche, bei denen Kameras darauf warteten, sie dabei zu erwischen, wie sie sich zum Narren machte? Oder träumte sie vielleicht? fragte sich Sonia, als sie sich umschaute, aber alles, was sie sah, waren Schaulustige. "Bitte! Werden Sie meine Frau und machen Sie mich zum glücklichsten Mann der Welt", sagte er mit sehr lauter Stimme, die die Aufmerksamkeit aller auf sich zog. Ihr Redakteur, auf den sie seit über einer Stunde wartete, weil er versuchte, einen Vertrag mit einem Filmproduzenten abzuschließen, der sich für eine ihrer Geschichten interessierte, tauchte in diesem Moment auf: "Sonia, Sie kennen Bryan Hank?" fragte ihr Redakteur erstaunt, als er die Szene vor ihm sah. Es schien eine Stunde vergangen zu sein, seit Bryan auf die Knie gegangen war, aber es war nur eine Minute gewesen. Bryan wusste, dass keine Frau so verrückt wäre, einen solch verrückten Vorschlag anzunehmen, und selbst wenn, wäre es ein Leichtes, sie zu bezahlen und die ganze Sache abzublasen, denn alles, was er wollte, war der Skandal, der daraus entstehen konnte. Die Schlagzeilen würden entweder von seinem abgelehnten Heiratsantrag oder von seiner angeblichen Verlobung handeln, was ausreichen würde, um Sophia vom Haken zu lassen. "Ja!" sagte Sonia, während sie aufgeregt mit dem Kopf wippte und ihm den Finger reichte, damit er ihr den Ring anstecken konnte. "Ja?" fragte Bryan verwirrt, als er ihre Antwort hörte. "Ja! Ich werde deine Frau sein und dich zum glücklichsten Mann der Welt machen!" sagte Sonia kichernd und wackelte mit ihren Fingern, bis Bryan den Ring auf ihren Finger schob. Überraschenderweise hatte der Ring genau ihre Größe, und er saß an ihrem Finger, als wäre er nur für sie gemacht worden. Um sie herum ertönte Applaus, als Sonia mit einem breiten Lächeln im Gesicht aufstand und Bryan umarmte, bevor sie ihn direkt auf die Lippen küsste. Bryan war von ihrer Dreistigkeit etwas überrascht, erholte sich aber schnell wieder, denn dies war sein Spiel, und er musste mitspielen. Schließlich war er derjenige, der sie zuerst angesprochen hatte. Als sie also versuchte, den Kuss zu unterbrechen, hielt er ihr Kinn und knabberte langsam an ihrer Unterlippe, bevor er ihre Lippen mit seiner Zunge teilte und neckisch daran saugte, was Sonia ein Stöhnen entlockte. Sonia fühlte sich schwindelig. Das war zu schön, um wahr zu sein. Es musste einfach ein Traum sein. Wie sonst sollte sie sich erklären, dass sie in einem Moment in der Lobby eines Hotels saß und auf ihren Redakteur wartete, und im nächsten Moment mit ihrem prominenten Schwarm verlobt war und ihn hier auf offener Straße küsste? (PS: Das Foto stammt von mir, das Bild von @imagineTishaD)
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Alex and the Enchanted Grove: Echoes of Destiny

Alex and the Enchanted Grove: Echoes of Destiny

In the heart of an ancient forest lies a realm shrouded in mystery, where whispers of destiny echo through the trees. "Alex and the Enchanted Grove: Echoes of Destiny" invites readers on an enchanting journey into a world where the past and present intertwine, and guardians safeguard the secrets of an ageless land. The story follows Alex, a young hero chosen by fate, and his companion, Sarah, as they venture into the depths of the Enchanted Grove. Drawn by a mysterious force, they become guardians of the sacred realm, entrusted with the task of preserving the delicate balance between light and shadow. As they navigate the mystical landscapes, the duo uncovers ancient legends and unravels the echoes of destinies long forgotten. The forest, alive with enchantment, reveals its secrets through whispers carried on the breeze and hidden within the rustling leaves. Alex and Sarah face trials that test their courage and resilience, encountering mystical creatures, solving riddles, and forging alliances with the spirits of the grove. Along the way, they discover the power of their unwavering bond and the significance of their roles in the grand tapestry of the forest's history. The tale unfolds with the promise of adventure and self-discovery, as the protagonists confront challenges that transcend the physical realm. The echoes of destiny resonate not only within the ancient trees but also within the hearts of those who dare to embark on this extraordinary quest. "Alex and the Enchanted Grove: Echoes of Destiny" is a captivating blend of magic, mythology, and the timeless themes of friendship and courage. It invites readers to immerse themselves in a world where every rustle of leaves and every beam of moonlight holds a secret waiting to be unveiled.
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The Trials of Alex, The Cultivator

The Trials of Alex, The Cultivator

A dark and twisted tale of cultivation, and a world where might makes right. (I’ll expand my synopsis later, as the story unfolds more and establishes itself better.) Rated: M for Mature, R-18+, NC-17, Adult Only, and any other tag that says, “not for children, the traumatized, or those easily offended.” Author Note: This tale has few tags to it, as it’s just beginning to be told, by this author who refuses to place any limits upon his imagination before even starting to share a figment of one of the dreams and nightmares which haunts his mind in the still of the night. If you hate rape, incest, gore, bore, NTR, Swiss Cheese, or farting while under the covers, you might want to skip this story — it *may* contain those elements in the future. (It may *not* contain them either, as I really don’t know what the future will hold for this story.) I’m not Shakespeare. I’m not looking to write the next Harry Potter, or Lord of the Rings. I’m just a poor smuck having *FUN* creating and sharing a world of my imagining. If you’re the type of reader who’s cool with that, and open minded and not easily offended by *whatever* you read, then give this a try, if you want, and feel free to stop reading anytime that my little tale is no longer any fun for you. Story Concept: If you guys are like me, you probably enjoy reading many of the cultivation novels already out there. I’ve probably read hundreds, if not thousands of them already. Usually, they all start out fine. They have a decent hook that draws me into the story, but then after 1000 chapters, or so, I end up dropping the work. Why?? Because they always end up the same! 1000 chapters in, and the main character is either: A) Mightier than hell, able to swat dragons like flies, and yet unable to hold a girl’s hand without blushing and getting a nosebleed, or B) A complete and utter douchebag who tramples over everyone and everything, raping women and slaughtering men countlessly wherever he goes! Even worse is when he turns into C) The combination of both! “A mysterious purple mist made me rape XYZ, but I’m going to take responsibility for it and make them my woman, even though they’ll only be mentioned in passing once every fifty chapters as an afterthought so they can declare their endless devotion and obsession to me, from now on! Battles are almost *always* life ending, and over the stupidest crap. “Bro, you bumped into me! Now me and my buddies are going to break your legs!” BAM! BANG! POW!! Another 8 guys dead just walking down the street…. How the hell can there be any cultivators left in the world, at the rate they all kill each other off and wipe out each other’s sects?? So, this is my little attempt at telling a similar story, but without trying to produce the same glaring flaws that generally ruin the works for me. In this story, might still makes right. Power triumphs all…. BUT… People are still expected to follow certain rules and laws of common society. Personal power is important, but societal power is always greater. Murder a cultivator, expect their sect and the kingdom to hunt you for it. You might get by with beating someone, breaking their legs, or even raping them — but killing or destroying their cultivation? Those are unpardonable sins! This is my envisioning of how a world might exist where cultivation rules supreme, but I’m hoping to give it life and depth with its own cultures, rules, laws, and history. Just don’t think that all of modern Earth’s generally accepted rules hold true here — this is a completely different world, born from the depths of my imagination, and doesn’t follow the norms of current culture and reality at all.
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Oscar Wilde's novels
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2025-01-14 10:58
Oscar Wilde's classic collection of fairy tales was his recommended reading list. The collection included nine works: The Nightingale and the Rose, The Happy Prince, The Good Friend, The Great Tall Cannon, The Young King, The Spanish Princess 'Birthday, The Fisherman and the Soul, The Star Child, and The Selfish Giant. These works were famous for their unique style, ingenious ideas, and rich imagination. The language was relaxed and alert, and there was no lack of irony. Wilde's fairy tales contained more social content than fables, and each story expressed sympathy for society. As for Wilde's other works, such as plays, short stories, and the novel The Picture of Dorian Gray, there was no clear order of reading recommendations.
Is Nick Wilde gay in the story?
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2024-11-16 14:18
In the story, Nick Wilde's sexual orientation isn't explicitly stated as gay. His character is developed around his street - smart nature, his ability to navigate the complex world of Zootopia, and his growing bond with Judy. There are no story elements that point towards him being gay.
Wilde's Parabolical Theory
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2024-09-15 16:23
Wilde's Paragon (Paragon Title: The Beautiful Wilder) Paragon Description: In the novel "Meryl", the protagonist, Meryl, was a beautiful girl. She had a very beautiful sapphire and wanted to sell it. She decided to bring it to a gemstone market to display. But when she arrived at the gem market, she found that no one liked the sapphire. No one even wanted it. The core idea of this contradiction was that if a gem was very beautiful, it should be liked by many people. However, when the sapphire was rejected in the gemstone market, this contradiction was established. This contradiction shows that for an item, its beauty is not the key to determining whether it is accepted or not, but another factor such as its value or its use. Solution: This contradiction means that we need to consider multiple factors when evaluating an item, not just one. Therefore, if we want to sell an item, we need to consider a number of factors, including its appearance, quality, price, usage, and so on. Then, based on these factors, we decide whether it is worth displaying. This way, he could avoid being rejected because of a single factor.
Analysis of 'The Devoted Friend' by Oscar Wilde
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2024-12-05 08:33
In 'The Devoted Friend', Wilde uses vivid characters to convey his message. The Miller, who represents a self - centered and hypocritical type of person. He preaches about friendship but acts in a completely opposite way towards Hans. Hans, on the other hand, is too naive and trusting. This contrast makes the reader think about the true nature of friendship.
What are the top 10 Oscar Wilde novels?
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2024-11-28 02:47
Among the top Oscar Wilde novels, 'A House of Pomegranates' is also quite significant. Wilde's writing in this novel is rich in symbolism and vivid descriptions. His stories are not just simple tales but are complex examinations of different aspects of life. For example, in 'The Picture of Dorian Gray', the concept of a portrait aging instead of the person is a very unique and thought - provoking idea that Wilde used to explore the nature of vanity, sin, and the passage of time. His works are still widely read and studied today for their literary value and the insights they offer into the Victorian era.
Fanfiction about Nick Wilde and Lemons
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2024-11-22 22:31
One possible fanfiction could be where Nick Wilde discovers a lemon grove in the middle of the city. It's a hidden place that he stumbles upon during one of his investigations. He's initially curious about the lemons, thinking they might be some kind of new evidence or something strange. As he explores, he realizes the beauty of the grove and how it stands out in the urban jungle. Maybe he even meets a character who is in charge of the grove and they have an interesting conversation about nature and the city life.
Analysis of 'The Devoted Friend' by Oscar Wilde
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2024-11-22 03:46
It is a story that shows the contrast between true and false friendship. The so - called 'devoted friend' in the story, Hugh, is actually quite self - centered while using the guise of friendship.
What are the characteristics of oscar wilde novels?
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2024-11-15 14:15
His novels often feature a sharp wit. For example, in 'The Canterville Ghost', Wilde uses humor to highlight the differences between American and English cultures.
What is the real story of Frankie Wilde?
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2024-11-13 14:09
The real story of Frankie Wilde is that he was a fictional character in the movie 'It's All Gone Pete Tong'. He was a famous DJ who gradually lost his hearing.
What was Borges 'comment on Wilde? Urgent!
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2024-09-23 00:47
Borges 'evaluation of Wilde was: Bohemus was a great friend of ours and we often discussed the plays and writings of Erde with great pleasure We always found Erde's characters to be full of life and vitality and his language to be so natural and easy to understand that it always made for a most interesting read We also enjoyed his political views which were always of the left-wing variety (Note: This is a translation of a speech that was given by Borges in which he describes his friendship with Erde and their discussions of his plays and writings)
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