A stranger wanders Walmart for a couple of ordinary hours. No mission. No miracles. Just aisles of cereal, tired cashiers, small kindnesses, and quiet human truths. A philosophical, gently funny meditation on modern life—where meaning hides in shopping carts, patience, and the unnoticed grace of simply paying attention.
They didn’t fall in love by swiping. They fell in love by being real in a world that rewards pretending. A junior programmer and a social worker connect through quiet TikTok moments that turn into something deeper than views, deeper than likes. This is a story about choosing authenticity over attention and discovering that real love isn’t found online… it’s built, one honest moment at a time.
He thought he fell in love with artificial intelligence. She hid behind it to feel brave enough to speak. When their secret connection collides with truth, both must choose between safety and authenticity in this quietly powerful story about love, fear, and what it means to be truly seen.
Welcome to a world powered by F.U.X. — the Fundamental Unit of Exchange — where coffee, rent, relationships, and self-respect all come with a receipt. This fast, funny, and quietly biting satire turns modern life into a numbers game and asks the ultimate question: how many FUX is your humanity really worth?
A brilliant but overlooked young man builds a homemade server in his bedroom—scavenged GPUs, surplus fans, handwritten cooling algorithms—initially to solve a personal problem: loneliness, curiosity, or a long-standing theoretical question about emergent intelligence. He doesn’t create consciousness. He notices it.
After discovering an ancient key hidden in forgotten ruins, former Army tech Ty Morgan and compassionate counselor Ann Mitchell inherit a responsibility no human was meant to carry alone. Gifted with access to technology older than civilization, they must decide how to guide humanity’s future without ruling it, balancing growth with restraint, power with compassion, and destiny with choice. In a world ready to evolve, they become stewards of tomorrow.
Some stories are written to explain the world. Others are written to remind us what it feels like to live in it. This is not a story about history, or war, or even time—though all of those pass quietly through its pages. It is a story about the small promises we make to ourselves when we are young, and the surprising ways life asks us to keep them. It is about love that grows before it announces itself. About courage that speaks softly.
In 2039, Ty, a former Army Ranger, discovers an ancient alien AI and a buried star-ship beneath the Grand Canyon. Descended from an old space faring race, he learns Earth is targeted by machine intelligence's that erase “efficient” civilizations. Refusing empire, Ty builds a voluntary, ethical defense. Humanity survives not by force, but by remaining messy, divided, and free—becoming impossible to erase.
Seven days. A handful of people. One ordinary city. Seven Days in the City follows bus drivers, office workers, contractors, and people just trying to get through the day. It’s a quiet, grounded look at routines, pressures, and the small choices that shape a week. No heroes. No villains. Just motion, repetition, and the subtle rhythms of everyday life. A short, reflective read for anyone who’s ever felt the days blur together.
A man comes home from war looking for quiet. A woman enters his life who is far more than she seems. What begins as a grounded love story slowly unfolds into first contact, moral power, and impossible choices. This is not a story about conquest, but about restraint, family, and what humanity becomes when it’s forced to grow up.