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Unwashed, dumb and absurdly ugly Asian who lived in a godforsaken village by an absurd coincidence falls into a rich white American family. God forgive the soul of anyone who reads this crap.....

Ria is British Asian and a rising star at a multinational company. She hates injustice in all forms, fighting it wherever she finds it. Unbeknown to Ria, she is the obession of Clarke Carilse who is the twisted billionaire owner of the company she works for. At an award ceremony, Ria publically rebukes Clarke's advances, claiming they are highly inappropriate and even a little . Clarke feels humiliated and belittled. Scorned, Clarke makes it his mission to destroy Ria's confidence and career by blackmailing her into a sordid contract.

Petite Asian wife cannot resists big black cock

Asian princess captured by invaders

Blake Heart is a shy college boy who just happens to practice magic. He makes a deal with some spirits to toughen himself up in hopes of impressing his crush, at the cost of his size. Now an inch tall, Blake must get his crush's attention or die trying. MAJOR CHARACTERS: Blake Heart (20 years old): The black-haired, magic-wielding protagonist of the story, and a student at Opal University. Wears glasses, a black sweater, grey pants, and black sneakers. Kind at heart, but incredibly shy around girls. Aria Gleam (20 years old): A brunette attending Opal University. Wears a yellow shirt, a golden-orange skirt, and yellow flats. Smart, gentle, and fun-loving. Blake's crush. Indigo Lee (19 years old): An Asian girl attending Opal University. Wears a blue shirt, a dark-purple skirt, and blue sneakers. Studious and a bit of an introvert. Ruby Sparks (21 years old): A blonde cheerleader attending Opal University. Wears a red and white two-piece cheer uniform and red sneakers. Playful and modest. Jade Heart (18 years old): Blake's younger sister who still has one year of high school to go. Wears a green crop top, blue jean shorts, and green sneakers. Caring towards her brother, but short-tempered at times.

John learns about his girlfriends family

Wu Mei delivers pizza and becomes a Christmas present.

Virtual reality gaming is all the rage, having advanced to a presentation in glorious 4k with 120 frames per second of progressive rendering. However, it's all a game. A program. Someone scripts it from start to finish, and it's a hollow experience when it ends. People have created rigs allowing them to walk in place and turn, enabling the obsession to grow to new heights in expenditure. However, one company flying below the radar, named Metavenation, promises cheap VR gear that the working class can afford in a few months of saving. Their slogan? "Here is where heroes are made." The general consensus is that you get what you pay for, and the masses assume the company is the equivalent of a traditional east-Asian bootleg. But it's something else entirely. The company remains in existence. Metavenation's headsets bring your consciousness to a whole new world--a universe that has existed alongside our own since the dawn of digital technologies, like an invisible shell emanating around the Earth. Though you won't notice it, time moves sixteen times faster, allowing all manner of wild creatures to evolve. They feed on the data of your programs, your applications, your documents, and so forth. Sometimes each other. We call them "Digimon". A portmanteau of "digital monsters".

An asian boy gets absolutely embarrassed in public.

Layla just celebrated her 18th birthday, her life is about to change drastically as a legal adult.