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[nana-mania]

“EXPECTING” she delivered a surprise to him

╰┈➤: ̗̀➛ oneshot

࿐*ೃ feat : jinpachi ego

࿐*ೃ fandom : blue lock

࿐*ೃ extra : fem! reader, fluff

╰┈➤: ̗̀➛ THE Blue Lock facility was just as imposing and intense as you remembered. Even with the countless visits you'd made to see Jinpachi Ego, your husband, the atmosphere inside never failed to make you feel like you were stepping into some grand, high-stakes war room. It was eerily quiet today, though. You guessed that meant the boys were out on the field, which made sense since Jinpachi was holed up in the observation room, glued to the giant screens monitoring each of their movements.

"Hey, Jin," you called out as you saunter into the room, casually leaning against the doorframe. Your voice cut through the silence, and you watched as his head snapped toward you, the ever-present dark circles under his eyes looking more prominent than usual. His focus wavered for just a moment, and you relished that little distraction.

"Shouldn't you be off doing something other than lounging around watching a bunch of sweaty teenagers kick a ball?" you teased, eyeing him up and down. As always, his fashion choices were... questionable at best. His lanky figure was dressed in his usual casual attire-black shirt, jeans, and the bolo tie that seemed to have permanently attached itself to his neck. His Crocs squeaked as he turned in his chair to face you fully, hands still poised over his tablet.

Jinpachi pushed his glasses up the bridge of his nose, raising an eyebrow at your entrance. "Shouldn't you be doing something more productive than pestering me in the middle of my life's work?"

You scoffed, flicking your hair over your shoulder. "Oh, please. Like I'd miss out on an opportunity to make fun of you. I mean, you're practically a caricature of a soccer coach at this point."

He narrowed his eyes, as if considering a comeback, but ultimately shrugged, his focus already returning to the monitors in front of him. "What brings you here, anyway? Don't you have things to do?"

"Oh, I do," you said. "But I figured I'd do my civic duty and check on my poor, neglected husband. Make sure you're still alive and not buried under a pile of instant noodle cups."

"Your concern is touching," he deadpanned, eyes still glued to the screen, tracking a particular player. "I haven't died of malnutrition yet, so you can stop worrying. Now, unless you have an actual reason for being here-"

You rolled your eyes, but a mischievous grin tugged at the corners of your lips. The banter was fun, sure, but you hadn't come here just for that. This was a big moment, and the anticipation of revealing your news made your palms slightly sweaty.

"I have a reason," you admitted, stepping further into the room. You dug into your bag and pulled out a small plastic bag, nonchalantly tossing it onto his desk. Jinpachi didn't even look at it at first, too busy tapping something on his screen. Typical.

It took a few seconds before he glanced down at the bag. His hand froze mid-tap. His eyes flickered back and forth between the plastic bag and your face, obviously confused.

"What is this?" he asked flatly, eyebrows furrowing together in that adorably clueless way that you found so endearing.

You couldn't help the smirk that spread across your face as you crossed your arms, waiting for him to connect the dots. He was smart, but you knew he wouldn't get it right away.

"Well, dear genius husband of mine, I'd think it's pretty obvious."

His eyes narrowed again, this time studying the contents more closely. The realization started to dawn, and you saw his eyebrows lift just slightly. "Who's carrying the demon spawn?"

You nearly burst out laughing, but you managed to keep your composure long enough to reply. "Me, you idiot."

There was a brief moment of silence as Jinpachi just stared at you. His face, which usually bore the expression of someone who had seen too much in life, remained completely blank. Then, without missing a beat, he leaned back in his chair, folding his arms. "Sucks to be you."

You let out a loud laugh, almost doubling over at the audacity. "Seriously? That's your reaction? 'Sucks to be you'? Unbelievable."

But he wasn't done. "Well, it's not my body that has to go through nine months of hell," he stated, almost smugly, though you could tell from the twitch in his cheek that he was just as stunned as you expected him to be. His cool exterior was probably the only thing stopping him from actually freaking out.

You rolled your eyes and walked over to him, leaning down to pinch his cheek-hard. "Listen here, you smug noodle-loving stick figure, you are not going to miss out on this. Every appointment, every scan, every time the doctor tells us what to expect-you're coming with me."

He winced slightly at the pinch but didn't pull away. "What if I'm busy shaping Japan's future soccer geniuses?" he quipped, though there was a hint of uncertainty in his voice now.

"Nope. Don't care," you responded, releasing his cheek but poking his shoulder for emphasis. "You are not skipping a single thing. We're in this together, Jinpachi."

He glanced away, scratching his neck-a tell-tale sign that he was annoyed, or more likely in this case, unsure how to process the information. "Fine," he muttered, his tone nonchalant, but you knew him well enough to catch the way his fingers curled just a little tighter around the tablet. "I'll come. Just don't expect me to, I don't know, do yoga or something ridiculous."

You snorted. "Yeah, like I'm going to let you anywhere near a yoga mat. I can barely trust you with a fork."

He gave you a dry look, but there was a faint smirk on his lips now.

You knew he was internally processing the magnitude of the news, even as he tried to play it cool. Jinpachi was never one to show too much emotion, especially not in a high-stakes environment like this. You could almost see the gears turning in his head, calculating how this would affect his meticulously structured life.

"Seriously, though," you spoke, trying to shift the mood a little, "I know this is a lot, but think about it. You'll have someone to mold into a future soccer star. It will take a while though."

He raised an eyebrow, an incredulous look crossing his face. "Mold? Is that really the word you want to use? I'd prefer 'cultivate' or 'develop.'"

You laughed again, shaking your head. "Whatever you want to call it, you know you'll be a great dad. Just look at how you handle the players here."

"Yeah, by constantly pushing them to their limits. I'm not sure that's the best parenting method."

"Oh, come on!" you shot back, amused. "It's either that or be a total softie. I'm sure we can balance it out. You can be the tough love dad while I take care of the cuddles."

He rolled his eyes but you could see the corners of his mouth twitching again. "That's a terrifying thought, honestly."

"Yeah? Well, get used to it. This is happening." You leaned down and pressed a kiss to his cheek. "You're going to be a dad, and I can't wait for you to experience all the joys-and chaos-that come with it."

His expression softened for just a moment as he regarded you, the seriousness of the situation creeping into his usual façade of confidence. "I suppose there are worse things than being a dad," he admitted, almost begrudgingly. "I just hope this kid doesn't inherit my inability to function outside of soccer."

You chuckled, the warmth of the moment settling around you. "I think we both know they'll be a soccer prodigy with you as their dad. But maybe we can throw in some art classes or something, just to balance it out?"

He scrunched his nose in distaste. "Art? Ugh. I don't feel like producing a piece of art."

You nudged him playfully. "See, this is what I mean! You need to open your horizons. You can't just be all soccer all the time. What about cooking classes?"

"Cooking classes? Are you serious?" he asked incredulously. "If I wanted to poison our child, I'd just let them eat my cooking."

"Oh, don't act like you can't cook." you challenged, smirking at him. "You're just too stubborn to learn anything outside of instant noodles."

"Instant noodles are an art form," he shot back, crossing his arms defensively. "Besides, if it's not in my contract, it's not my concern."

You rolled your eyes again, though your heart swelled with affection for him. His quirks and stubbornness were part of what made him so uniquely him. "Well, I think you'll have to make some adjustments in your schedule, Mister 'Nothing but soccer.'"

He sighed dramatically, though the corners of his mouth curled upward. "I'll think about it," he said, his voice dry as ever. But you noticed that glint in his eye, the one he always got when he was secretly pleased with something.

"Thinking about it isn't good enough," you countered, narrowing your eyes playfully as you leaned in closer. "You're going to be there for all of it. And when our kid asks you for help with their homework, you better know the answer. No slacking off with the whole 'I only care about soccer' excuse."

"No, you'll do the teaching."

You almost choked on your breath. "What a nightmare..imagine ME, teaching math? Do you want me to fail our child?"

You poked him in the ribs, enjoying the rare moment where you could tease him into a corner. "You better brush up. No instant noodles or spreadsheets will save you when that time comes."

Jinpachi sighed theatrically, pushing his glasses up again, a smirk barely visible at the corners of his lips. "I'll consider it a challenge. Though, I'm not responsible if our child grows up with a warped sense of humor."

"Oh, please," you snorted. "With me as their mom, they'll be perfectly balanced. It's you I'm worried about. You're going to corrupt them with your twisted soccer fanaticism."

He tilted his head, fixing you with a mock-serious stare. "And what, exactly, would be wrong with that?"

"Everything," you replied, matching his intensity. "Because if you think I'm going to sit through endless hours of soccer drills, you've got another thing coming. I'll make sure they're into something else, too. Maybe theater or art, just to mess with you."

The idea visibly made Jinpachi twitch. "Our child doing theater... Horrifying."

You grinned wickedly. "Exactly. And you'll love it."

Jinpachi shook his head, but the fondness in his eyes couldn't be mistaken. You could see it now, peeking through the cracks of his cool exterior. He wasn't just some cold, calculating football genius; he was also the man you fell in love with-quirky, egotistical, yes, but full of hidden warmth that he saved just for you.

A comfortable silence settled between you both for a moment. The only sound in the room was the faint hum of the monitors and the occasional scribble of his stylus on the tablet. You stood there, watching him work for a bit.

You were going to have a baby-his baby. You weren't sure what kind of father Jinpachi would be, but you knew one thing for certain: he would approach it with the same passion he had for everything else.

After a few minutes, you finally broke the silence. "So, when do you think you'll be free to come to the first appointment?" you asked, keeping your tone light but serious.

He glanced up at you, pushing his glasses up again-a nervous habit of his when he was thinking. "I'll make time," he said simply, almost nonchalantly, though you could tell he meant it. "I'm not missing it. I'll put it in my calendar. Between strategy meetings, of course."

You raised an eyebrow. "Between strategy meetings? Really? You're prioritizing strategy over me and your future child?"

"Don't twist my words," he shot back, smirking. "I'll be there. I can multitask."

"Sure, sure," you teased, though you knew he would keep his word. "And make sure to bring something that isn't noodles when we go. I'm not sharing my snacks with you."

He made a face, clearly displeased by the thought. "You're cruel."

You couldn't help but laugh, the sound filling the room. "I'm just preparing you for parenthood, Jinpachi. You'll have to learn to share eventually."

He rolled his eyes but couldn't hide the small smile tugging at his lips. "You're really enjoying this, aren't you?"

"Oh, absolutely," you replied, grinning. "I'm going to hold this over your head for the rest of your life."

Jinpachi sighed, leaning back in his chair again. "Of course you are."

You placed a hand on your stomach. It wasn't just about teasing him or watching him squirm, though that was always a fun bonus. You were building a life together, and this was just the beginning of something incredible.

"Ready for the ride, Jin?" you asked, a soft smile on your lips as you looked at him.

He glanced over at you. There was something real and sincere in his eyes, a flicker of emotion that he rarely let anyone see.

"Yeah," he said quietly, nodding. "I think I am."

You smiled, feeling the warmth spread through your chest. "Good. Because I'm not doing this alone."

He let out a quiet chuckle, shaking his head. "As if I'd let you. I'll be there... every step of the way."

"Damn right you will be," you said, though your tone was softer now, more affectionate. You stepped closer, gently resting a hand on his shoulder, and he placed his own hand over yours.

Jinpachi squeezed your hand gently, his eyes meeting yours with an intensity that caught you off guard. You could feel the warmth of his hand on yours, grounding you in the moment.

"You know," you murmured, stepping in closer, your voice low as you brushed a hand across his cheek. "I'm not always sassy."

He raised an eyebrow, the corner of his mouth twitching into a smirk. "Really? I've never seen the evidence."

"Shut up," you whispered, though you were smiling as you said it. "I'm trying to be sentimental here."

Jinpachi let out a small chuckle, but there was a tenderness in his expression that you rarely saw. He lifted his hand from your shoulder to cup your cheek, his thumb brushing against your skin in a way that made your heart skip a beat. It was such a simple gesture, yet from him, it carried so much meaning. Jinpachi was a man of few overt affections, but when he did show them, they were undeniable.

Slowly, he leaned down toward you, his movements almost cautious, as if he were afraid to break the moment. You felt your breath hitch in your throat as his face drew closer, your heart pounding in your chest. And then, with a gentleness that contrasted sharply with his usual brashness, his lips met yours.

The kiss was soft, tender-unlike the sharp-edged banter you usually exchanged. His lips were warm against yours, and for a moment, the world around you disappeared. His hand on your cheek was steady, grounding you, while your own hands found their way to the back of his neck, pulling him just a little closer.

You could feel the warmth of his body against yours, his long fingers brushing the nape of your neck as he deepened the kiss, still slow, still deliberate. It was the kind of kiss that felt like a promise.

When he finally pulled back, his forehead rested gently against yours, both of you breathing a little heavier than before. His hand lingered on your cheek, his thumb still softly stroking your skin. Jinpachi's glasses had slightly fogged up from the closeness, but he didn't bother adjusting them this time.

"Sucks to be us, huh?" he murmured, his voice teasing but quieter than usual, as if he were afraid to break the delicate moment.

You smiled, still catching your breath, your fingers lightly tracing the back of his neck. "Yeah. Guess we're stuck together now."

"Not the worst fate," he replied, his smirk returning but his eyes soft.

You pulled him in for another kiss, this one quicker but just as sweet, before you leaned back, a playful grin tugging at your lips. "And just so you know, that baby's going to love theater. Deal with it."

Jinpachi groaned, rolling his eyes dramatically, but there was a fondness there that you couldn't miss. "Fine. But only if you handle it. I'll take care of soccer practice."

"Deal," you said, feeling a warmth spread through your chest.

As you stood there, wrapped in his arms, you knew that whatever the future held, you would face it together.

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[amemixfan]

Y’all let me tell y’all about the absolute mess that is Love Royale.

In case you missed it, Fusebox released a new game this afternoon. Fusebox, the British company that makes Love Island the Game decided to try their hand at a game about the British royal family.

And it’s about as “good” as you can imagine. Obvious spoilers below.

Let’s hit the basics:

•MC (female main character but looks like there will be a future male option) is an American who is now living in London. Previously, she was a PR person for influencers. Now she’s decided to try her hand at working for Buckingham Palace as a member of the firm (because that elevation of careers is such a natural trajectory).

•The interview goes terribly. MC gets a ton of insta notifications letting her know that her ex is now engaged during the interview. Of course, she decides to check her socials while in the midst of said interview and has a chance to respond to social media while the interviewer (the Queen’s personal secretary) stares at her. My high school career center coach would pop a blood vessel if she saw that.

•She of course does not get the job. The secretary (Mr. Crawford?) tells her that the position has already been filled. Apparently some hotshot daughter of an ambassador was hired right before MC walked in, but they didn’t bother canceling her appointment. MC gets escorted out by said daughter of the ambassador who (in true Fusebox fashion) is bitchy and will be your new rival.

•As she gets escorted out, MC has a chance to meet Duchess Meghan Markle. (I’ll get to how the game portrays the royals in a sec).

•MC makes it outside the palace and is told by her best friend that there is a bunch of secret messages left behind by Princess Diana throughout the palace. Her friend suggests her sneaking about to find one since she’s already at the palace. MC decides that trespassing on what is one of the most secure buildings in London is a great idea because YOLO. No, seriously. She says YOLO at one point.

•At the stables, MC meets a mysterious guy named Rory who escorts her to Diana’s secret message. She manages to uncover a hidden message under the plank which mentions William. While there, Rory gets called off somewhere else and leaves her.

•As MC wanders around, she stumbles into a fight between Prince William and Prince Harry. The fight is over some secret between the two which ends when William takes a swing at Harry and gives him a shiner. MC snaps a photo of the moment and either posts it online or keeps it to herself when she gets caught by security.

•She is then arrested for trespassing and privacy violations. While arrested, she meets the second LI (forgot his name) who is a chef. He brings her food while Crawford steps out after threatening to have her thrown in prison. There’s a potential moment with the second LI where you can use his cellphone to talk to your best friend and check your social media to see if the photo went viral.

•Crawford then returns and tells her that someone wants to meet her. Princess Kate arrives through a secret entrance and decides to rescue MC. She heard about what happened and is impressed MC made the bold choice of posting a photo online of the royals fighting / or I’m guessing kept it private if you didn’t. She floats the idea that MC should be hired for PR anyway since she’s what the monarchy needs for their future.

•MC then gets to meet the rest of the Fab 4. They make their introductions and fight with each other about the Oprah interview. After their argument, they decide to take a vote over whether to hire MC or not. The vote is in a tie with Meghan casting the tie breaker to hire her.

•There’s then a chance to speak with either Kate or Harry in private before MC makes it back to Crawford. Crawford agrees to hire her since the Fab 4 are in agreement but on a trial basis. Apparently Queen Elizabeth will make some announcement in 14 days and MC has until then to impress the Firm and stay on permanently as an employee.

•From there, MC begins her trial run. She is tasked with helping William and Meghan choose things to auction off at a banquet for charity. She also has a moment to speak with Meghan privately (and do yoga with her) or speak with William privately (and ride a helicopter with him).

•The current episode ends with Rory (the first LI) taking MC to the throne room as he escorts her to her new room. In typical Rory style, he gets a phone call and has to step out. While he’s out, MC has the option to either sit on the Queen’s throne or stare at it.

•Of course, she gets caught doing whatever she chooses. Queen Elizabeth herself strides in with her corgis and tells her that she hopes she won’t regret what she just did before the episode fades to black.

That was a summary of the current 3 episode out. There will be a total of 14 in the game and they will be released on an unknown schedule similar to Love Island. I will be playing them when they’re out because, to quote MC, YOLO.

Now let’s talk Royals.

The game has the Fab 4 and Queen Elizabeth in its cast list. Each one has a very cartoonish personality.

•William is dressed in 18th century riding apparel and wears a gaudy crown in the animated cut scenes of him. He’s very into tradition and is quarreling with Harry over something. He dislikes Meghan and initially dislikes MC then slowly comes around.

•Kate is portrayed as an angel (seriously). Her animated sequence shows her with a halo and a singing choir. The game shows her as being the perfect wife and demure royal. She is the one who saves MC and takes an immediate liking to her.

•Harry is again in his bad boy persona. He seems more relaxed than the rest about protocol and quarrels with William over the treatment of him and Meghan. Fusebox seems to have a personal bone to pick with him and Meghan since his cut scene defines him as the one who “always complains and over explains.”

•Megan is portrayed as a semi-arrogant actress. She poses for photos constantly to the point where MC is confused and asks if she thinks she’s on camera. She also laughs at royal tradition and makes jokes about how she likes to break protocol like moving back to London with her family without telling anyone. The more default expression she has is a half smirk showing amusement.

•Each royal is a cartoonish character. They constantly bicker amongst themselves with shade being thrown about the Oprah interviews and the fight between Harry and William from his book. MC can either choose a side in their feud or try and advocate for them to reconcile for the Queen’s sake.

•Princess Diana is also mentioned frequently as she left behind secret messages around the palace. More than anything, this made me feel icky considering the game is using her as a plot point after she had such a tragic life and horrific death.

•Oh, and I almost forgot! The most surprising thing about this game is-

DID I MENTION EVERY ROYAL IS AN LI???

Yes, all of them! MC can flirt with any of them. She can have a moment with Harry or Meghan to flirt with them and can have her hand stroked by Kate or William. It seems the game is setting them up to be LIs as MC can even tell the royal stylist she has her eye set on a royal, and the stylist encourages her as it would make for a juicy scandal.

Curious as to how players will feel about that given these are real people, political figureheads, and married to each other.

As for the game itself:

The game is expensive. There’s very limited MC customizing options with only 4 skin tones, 4 hair styles, and 4 hair colors. The premium outfits cost between 20 to 70 (!) diamonds or more. You can choose to either dress up like Meghan or Kate depending on who you like most or forge your own style.

The premium scenes are higher than what Fusebox usually charges (17+ for private moments compared to Love Island’s 10).

And it runs on a ticket system which replenishes every so often. Asides from the extraordinarily high cost of premium stuff, it’s a standard Fusebox game in that regard.

So my final verdict:

It’s a hot mess.

Fusebox is a British company that is laying on the parody thick. MC is your typical cringy, influencer adjacent American in a world of British royalty where she can either follow royal protocol or break it and mend the rift between the family or cause more scandal. The royals themselves are cartoonish and love interests. The plot is still to be revealed given only the first 3 episodes are out but it seems to be blissfully short.

Really, it’s exactly the kind of game you’d expect Fusebox to produce.

My final thoughts?

I’m gonna keep playing.

It’s so, so cringe and bad that it’s amusing. If you treat it as one big drunk, fever dream, you can get through it and maybe it’ll keep you entertained for a bit.

Curious to hear y’all’s opinions.

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In the early days of being married, with a young child, like many couples money was tight. We were building the business, and not wanting to borrow money for non essentials, so holidays tended to be in the UK. My wife however decided one day to book a coach trip to Disneyland Paris. We were spending all our working days on fairgrounds, so where do you want to go on holiday, a fairground obviously. Bigger And Better To be fair, it was bigger and better than anything I had encountered in the UK. Give the Americans their due, they have some nasty megalomaniacal habits, but they do entertainment ever so well. Disneyland Entrance The castle at the entrance sets the tone, you're impressed before you even get in there. And it continues, the rides tend to be bigger and better. The thing that impressed me the most was how they were themed and integrated. It didn't feel like a disparate collection of attractions thrown together, rather a fantasy land that had grown up, all part of the same organic creation. The only minus points we personally gave it was when our daughter managed to get a splinter. The first aid 'Lady' was a typical Parisian, arrogant and rude, whilst looking like a fashion model. Its funny though how people's perceptions can be skewed. Not long after we had been another friend took his family. He hated it, all he kept saying was how overpriced everything was. That was a bit puzzling, as the food and drink wasn't much more than most European tourist traps. Eventually we got to the bottom of it, they like to drink, a lot, a very lot. Where we had a pint and a glass of wine with our lunch, he had 6 pints, and his wife 6 double vodka and cokes. So where we barely noticed the price of booze, they were massively upset about it. The Religion Of Football Now, hailing from the little North East town of Middlesbrough, I have always supported the team. Not in the usually fanatical way of North Easterners in general, I mean I don't go to the games or anything, but I always look their results up on a Saturday night. Anyway, what my wife didn't tell me when she booked this trip, was that the coach came from Sunderland, one of Middlesbrough's main football rivals, and was basically full of a chapter of their supporters club. My daughter being young and naive, and not realising the danger she was putting us in, managed to let everyone know we supported Boro. Jeez, I was ribbed all the way there. On the way back the driver decided to turn the BBC World Service on. Just moments before it switched to the football results. "And we are going to the Stadium of Light, where Sunderland have just scored against Middlesbrough" announced the bloody toffee nosed git on the radio. Like one mass hive minded organism, the entire bus rose up and started chanting at me, "We have scored a goal, we have scored a goal." the excitement was palpable. A Bit Premature It was also a bit premature. "The score is now Sunderland 2, Middlesbrough 4." Announced the reporter from the Stadium. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. They would either be good sports as those in the North East generally are. Or we were about to be ripped limb from limb. As it was, the hive mind was still in evidence. The entire bus sat down together and looked out of the window. You could have heard a pin drop for most of the journey home. When they dropped me off at home and the bus set off, I ran after it screaming "four two, four two" Those at the back held up two fingers so they must have got part of the message. In fairness I grew up in Sunderland, and it's all part of a friendly rivalry between the Noth East teams. But Boro are the best. Read the full article

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6. Consider student support services.

Effective student support services can make all the difference in your online learning experience. The top NEET coaching platforms offer comprehensive student support. systems such as doubt-clearing sessions, peer interactions, mentor support, or counselor assistance and access.

When looking for the ideal NEET online coaching in Bangalore, ensure that the platform provides real-time support via live chats, forums, or direct sessions with instructors. Such assistance can prove essential when stuck on complex concepts or planning your preparation strategy.

7. Evaluate success stories and testimonials. A platform's success rate and student testimonials provide evidence of its efficacy. Look for platforms that boast high NEET pass rates as well as admissions into top medical colleges.

If you're searching for the top NEET online coaching in Karnataka, pay special attention to student reviews from within your region. Their experiences can provide invaluable insight into whether or not the platform meets specific student needs in Karnataka.

8. Consider both cost and value for money.

Cost should always be an important consideration when selecting an online NEET coaching platform, but it is equally essential to consider both the cost and the value of your investment. More expensive platforms might provide access to resources, experienced faculty, and additional support that more than offset any added expenses.

When selecting an online coaching platform for NEET in Bangalore, compare its pricing against its features. A higher fee might be worth paying if it provides superior study material, experienced instructors, and increased success rates.

9. Take advantage of free trials and demo classes.

Many online coaching platforms provide free trials or demo classes so that users can experience first-hand what that platform's teaching style, interface, and overall experience are like before committing fully. Taking advantage of such offerings can provide an excellent way of testing an online platform's teaching style, interface, and overall experience before committing.

Participating in demo classes can provide invaluable insight into which NEET online coaching platforms best match your learning preferences.

10. Conduct exam simulations and mock tests.

Mock tests are essential to NEET exam preparation. The best online coaching platforms provide many simulated exam environments so their clients can gain confidence and time management skills as part of the preparation process.

Students searching for NEET online coaching in Bangalore must select a platform that offers a comprehensive mock test series to replicate the actual NEET examination pattern, difficulty level, and timing to provide a realistic practice experience.

Conclusion

Selecting the optimal online NEET coaching platform is an essential decision that can dramatically affect your preparation and performance in the exam. By considering factors like learning style, faculty quality, study material quality, flexibility of customized tools, cost, and learning style, you can make an informed choice that meets your needs and goals. Whether it's the best NEET online coaching in Bangalore or not, finding an appropriate platform will enable you to realize your dream of becoming a medical professional!

By carefully considering all your options and exploring each, you will ensure that you select a platform that prepares you for NEET and supports academic development and success.

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Best NIFT Coaching

SANYUKTA DESIGN: THE BEST NIFT COACHING 

If you're aiming to crack the NIFT (National Institute of Fashion Technology) entrance exam, choosing the right coaching center is crucial for your success. Sanyukta Design, the Best NIFT coaching has established itself as the premier institute for NIFT preparation. With a blend of experienced faculty, innovative teaching methods, and a student-centric approach, Sanyukta Design ensures that aspiring fashion designers get the guidance and training they need to excel in this competitive exam.

WHY STUDENTS CHOOSE SANYUKTA DESIGN FOR NIFT COACHING?

Experienced Faculty

Sanyukta Design, the Best NIFT Coaching boasts a team of highly experienced and qualified faculty members. These educators bring years of industry experience and academic knowledge to the classroom, providing students with insights that go beyond textbook learning. Their expertise helps students understand complex concepts easily and stay updated with the latest trends in fashion design.

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NIFT Entrance Exam Excellence in Lucknow: Unleash Your Creative Potential with ACS - Best NIFT Coaching

The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) Entrance Exam is a gateway for aspiring fashion designers to enter the prestigious world of fashion education. Lucknow, with its rich cultural heritage, has become a hub for creative minds looking to pursue a career in fashion. One institution stands out in guiding and nurturing these talents — ACS, known for being the best NIFT coaching center in the city.

Unlocking Creative Potential: NIFT is renowned for its rigorous entrance exam that evaluates a candidate’s aptitude, creativity, and design sensibilities. ACS, with its proven track record, has been instrumental in unlocking the creative potential of countless aspirants. The coaching center provides a conducive learning environment, fostering innovation and originality.

Personalized Guidance: Understanding the unique needs of each student is a priority at ACS. The coaching institute goes beyond conventional teaching methods, offering personalized guidance to help students navigate through the intricacies of the NIFT Entrance Exam. The faculty at ACS comprises experienced professionals and experts from the fashion industry, ensuring that students receive the best insights into the field.

Comprehensive Curriculum: ACS takes pride in its comprehensive curriculum tailored specifically for the NIFT Entrance Exam. The syllabus covers all aspects of the examination, including design aptitude, creative thinking, problem-solving, and general knowledge. Regular mock tests and practice sessions are conducted to acclimatize students to the exam pattern, ensuring they enter the actual exam with confidence.

State-of-the-Art Facilities: To provide an immersive learning experience, ACS boasts state-of-the-art facilities equipped with modern classrooms, design studios, and resource centers. The infrastructure is designed to simulate the real exam environment, enabling students to adapt seamlessly to the challenges posed by the NIFT Entrance Exam.

Success Stories: The success stories of ACS alumni speak volumes about the institute’s commitment to excellence. Many students who underwent coaching at ACS have successfully secured coveted seats in NIFT, establishing themselves as successful professionals in the fashion industry. The institute takes pride in being a stepping stone for budding designers, helping them carve their niche in the competitive world of fashion.

Conclusion: For aspiring fashion enthusiasts in Lucknow, ACS emerges as the beacon of hope and guidance on the path to NIFT success. The institute’s dedication to unleashing creative potential, personalized guidance, comprehensive curriculum, and success stories make ACS the best NIFT coaching center in Lucknow. Choosing ACS means embarking on a transformative journey toward a promising and fulfilling career in the dynamic realm of fashion.

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If I could turn back time, what would I do differently and why?

Oooohh, I like this question. Umm, so first of all, let's begin from the beginning. Okay, so the exact point in time where I want to go back is 7th grade. The first time I decided to not go outside and watch Kdramas instead. Yup, not doing that again. Even if it was hard, I would try my best to make time for playing outside, maybe not with others since I understand why an 11-year-old me felt so left out. But I would not ignore her physical health. And also, I would find a good music teacher, or if not, then learn vocal techniques online. Try to bond more with Papa. Understand Mumma more. Guide my younger brother better. Be a better friend to my bestie. Read more. Start maintaing a diary and also hiding it better. Be more friendly to people and a bit extroverted. STOP eating junk food and develop healthier eating habits filled with nutrition. Develop and MAINTAIN good hygiene.

In 8th grade, I would stop being resentful of a senior who got selected for a solo singing part instead of me. Also, I would learn skincare and exercise routines. I would also be more confident in class since I always feared being wrong. Who cares if I'm wrong? Fuck that shit. Be more grateful towards my friends who really cared about me. I would take singing and music more seriously as a hobby. Study more and get that academic excellence award. Start to learn more about the world aka read newspaper.

In 9th grade, again I would just maintain good physical activity and skin care. Plus, get motivated to do well academically from my friends. I would work on my self-esteem issues and just be more self-aware and self-reflective. Also, stop being less of a bitch to my parents. Plus, read more books. Also, I would stand up for the class prefect position. I would NEVER write that cringey ass letter to my then friends about being insecure and instead actually open up. And also, stop my benchmate for fatshaming me. Develop a habit of writing creative stuff.

In 10th grade, I would take my studies more seriously because I'm pretty confident that I could become one of the toppers in my school and they would fucking put my name on the school website to make sure everyone knows and I get the credit I deserve. I would let go of my infatuation to my then crush. Again, I would be more outspoken and friendly. I would actually enjoy my trip, instead of being a depressed bitch and also have a good time in that pool. I would consistently journal, read books, writing, practice singing and studying. Most importantly, I would not take Science stream and not join coaching for medical entrance exam. Fuck that shit. I would choose humanities and work towards my career of a psychologist. I would start treatment for PCOS.

In 11th grade, I would either actually pay attention in class or study the books on my own. I would continue singing, reading and introspection. I would learn more housework and kitchen. Learn about personal finance. Make a career plan. Talk to my school friends more often. Work on my glow-up. Take my medications. Do well in exams. Participate in competitions. Develop writing skills for temporary jobs. Stay away from online addiction. Start doing hair care. Not talk with any stranger on the Internet. Guide my brother better. Get therapy.

In 12th grade, I would take my studies even more seriously. Become THAT girl: healthy diet, workout, journaling, meditation, academics, social life, skincare, hair care. Definitely get into my dream college. Have a plan for my career in psychology in college. Work on developing my style: fashion, makeup, walk, personality. Separate my fantasy from reality. Continue everything from above.

Post-college entrance exam, start action on career before college starts. Internships, read journals and books, find connections on LinkedIn. Make goals for all the 4 years of college and achieve them. Make sure I am confident in myself: looks, personality, knowledge and empathy. Learn to dance (party-style). Read philosophy and non-fiction books.

In 1st year of college, take my studies seriously early on since current university is fucked up. Talk to a lot of a people first and then join friend groups. Find one person to stick to and become "besties". If not, then be okay with being a loner. Hang out my actual current bestie more because she deserves better than this. Be more active. Start gym. Become more knowledgeable. Do internships from home, build good rapport with teachers. Learn more psychology. Join the NGO thing. Start building resume and ensure good CGPA.

Well, the reason for all these things is pretty obvious. I do NOT like myself currently. I'm not doing well in any of the aspects of my life. Like I'm not using any of my gifts or privileges well enough. I'm SO disappointed in me and I literally fail myself all the time. And being aware of that doesn't help. At all.

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Why Prepare for Nata 2020 Entrance with BRDS?

NATA stands for National Aptitude Test in Architecture. It is a national level entrance exam for admission into various architecture colleges in India. NATA is a tough entrance exam and requires thorough preparation. As this is a national level test for admission into leading architecture colleges, a detailed and in-depth preparation is required to crack the exam. Students preparing for NATA 2020 entrance exam should be under guidance of a good coaching institute. This is because result-oriented coaching institutes provide best study material, quality guidance, regular mock test, and comprehensive knowledge on all the subjects. Bhanwar Rathore Design Studio (BRDS) is one such renowned coaching institute that provides comprehensive NATA coaching for the students. The institute’s study materials are prepared by alumni from prestigious institutes such as IIT, NID, and CEPT. So, if you are preparing for NATA 2020, then you must get enrol at BRDS for extensive coaching and guidance on architecture. Visit the website: http://brdsindia.com/ and read more about the institute’s success stories. Established in 2005, BRDS is the leading coaching institute for design and architecture coaching in India. It has the record of maintain highest selection of students, and maximum result producer in NATA entrance exam every year. The institute provides exam-oriented and thoroughly researched study materials for architecture programs. These extensive study materials are latest and updated as per recent exam patterns. BRDS’ NATA study materials are finalized by faculties from renowned institutes such as SPA, CEPT and many other leading institutes. The NATA study material contains 19 modules for the students. These modules include all subjects required for the exam. Apart from this, the institute provides extensive methods for NATA entrance preparations. This includes NATA mock test series, NATA 1001 original question bank, NATA sample papers, NATA 10 year’s original papers etc. This approach for test preparation is highly effective because this will give you an idea what would be your final rank in NATA exam. Also, you would get to understand how to manage and utilize time during exam. It would give you an edge over other students appearing the same test. BRDS provides modern infrastructure and facilities to the students so that the students get the best from their coaching institute. Some of the facilities include lecture halls, audio-visual hall with 500 educational videos and short videos on various subjects, theater hall, art and crafts workshop, library with over 500 national and international books, magazines of design subjects, teaching materials, technical videos, computer lab with update software and equipment, portfolio room for creating professional portfolio of art and design, fully Wi-Fi campus, and hostel facilities for the students. Also, the institute offers classroom coaching program, and online coaching programs to the students that covers all the stages of design for NATA entrance test. In association with top corporations and educational organizations, BRDS regularly conducts design hunt competitions for students to offer young minds with new opportunity. BRDS has experienced mentors and highly qualified faculties from industries who are established fashion designers, animators, product designers, communication designers, and architecture graduates and postgraduates from distinguished institutes such as NIFT, NID, IIT, CEPT, SPA, MSU and DCA. So, if you are planning to prepare for NATA 2020 entrance exam and register for the new academic session. Read the full article

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Find Your NIFT Dream with the Best Coaching Institute

Are you passionate about fashion and design? Do you dream of studying at the National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) and pursuing a successful career in the fashion industry? If so, finding the best coaching institute in Kolkata can be the key to unlocking your potential and securing your place at NIFT. In this article, we will explore the importance of NIFT coaching institutes in Kolkata and guide you on how to find the one that suits your needs.

Introduction to NIFT

The National Institute of Fashion Technology (NIFT) is a prestigious institution in India that offers undergraduate and postgraduate programs in fashion design, textile design, accessory design, fashion communication, and more. With its rigorous selection process and competitive entrance exams, NIFT attracts talented individuals who aspire to excel in the world of fashion and design.

The Importance of NIFT Coaching Institutes in Kolkata

NIFT coaching institutes in Kolkata play a crucial role in preparing students for the challenging NIFT entrance exams. These coaching institutes provide the necessary guidance, support, and resources to help students navigate through the exam syllabus and improve their chances of securing admission to NIFT. With the right coaching, students can enhance their skills, gain confidence, and excel in the competitive fashion industry.

Qualities of the Best NIFT Coaching Institute in Kolkata

When searching for the best NIFT coaching institute in Kolkata, it is important to consider certain qualities that make an institute stand out. Here are some key factors to look for:

Curriculum and Teaching Methodology

A top-notch NIFT coaching institute in Kolkata will have a well-structured curriculum that covers all the essential topics and concepts required for the entrance exams. The teaching methodology should be effective and engaging, with interactive sessions, practical exercises, and hands-on experiences to facilitate better learning.

Experienced Faculty and Mentorship

Experienced and knowledgeable faculty members are a crucial part of a good coaching institute. The best NIFT coaching institutes in Kolkata employ industry professionals and experts who can provide valuable insights and mentorship to aspiring NIFT students. Their guidance helps students understand the nuances of the fashion industry and develop a strong foundation in their chosen field.

Study Material and Resources

A comprehensive study material package is vital for NIFT preparation. The best coaching institutes in Kolkata provide well-researched study materials, including textbooks, practice papers, sample questions, and reference guides. These resources equip students with the necessary knowledge and help them practice extensively for the exams.

Mock Tests and Practice Sessions

Mock tests and practice sessions are essential for students to familiarize themselves with the NIFT exam pattern and improve their time management skills. Reputed coaching institutes in Kolkata conduct regular mock tests and practice sessions to assess students' progress, identify areas of improvement, and boost their confidence.

Past Results and Success Rate

The track record of a coaching institute speaks volumes about its effectiveness. Look for NIFT coaching institutes in Kolkata that have a history of producing successful NIFT aspirants who have secured admission to prestigious fashion institutions. Checking past results can give you an idea of the institute's credibility and its ability to guide students towards success.

Infrastructure and Facilities

A conducive learning environment with proper infrastructure and facilities is crucial for effective coaching. The best coaching institutes in Kolkata provide well-equipped classrooms, libraries, computer labs, and other resources that enhance the learning experience. A comfortable and inspiring atmosphere helps students stay motivated and focused on their goals.

Personal Attention and Guidance

Individual attention and personalized guidance are key factors in nurturing students' talents and addressing their specific needs. The best NIFT coaching institutes in Kolkata maintain a low student-to-faculty ratio, ensuring that each student receives adequate attention and guidance from their mentors. This personalized approach enables students to clarify their doubts, strengthen their weak areas, and progress effectively.

Industry Exposure and Workshops

To excel in the fashion industry, exposure to the latest trends, techniques, and industry practices is crucial. Reputed coaching institutes in Kolkata organize workshops, seminars, and guest lectures by industry professionals, providing students with valuable insights and exposure to real-world scenarios. This exposure helps students develop a broader perspective and stay updated with the evolving fashion landscape.

Reviews and Testimonials

Before finalizing a coaching institute, it is advisable to research and read reviews and testimonials from previous students. Genuine reviews can provide insights into the institute's teaching methodology, faculty, study material, infrastructure, and overall student satisfaction. This research will help you make an informed decision based on the experiences of others.

Location and Accessibility

Considering the location and accessibility of the coaching institute is important. Look for NIFT coaching institutes in Kolkata that are conveniently located and easily accessible, saving you valuable time and energy during your preparation journey. Also, consider factors such as transportation facilities, nearby accommodation options, and the availability of study spaces outside coaching hours.

Fee Structure and Scholarships

While the quality of coaching should be your primary consideration, it is also important to evaluate the fee structure and available scholarships. Reputed coaching institutes in Kolkata offer transparent fee structures and provide scholarships or financial aid to deserving students. Consider your budget and explore scholarship opportunities to ensure that you can pursue your NIFT dream without financial constraints.

Conclusion

Finding the best NIFT coaching institute in Kolkata is a crucial step towards achieving your dream career in the fashion industry. By considering factors such as curriculum, faculty, study material, infrastructure, industry exposure, and student reviews, you can make an informed decision that aligns with your aspirations and goals. With the right guidance and dedicated preparation, you can turn your NIFT dream into a reality.

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in the city of angels.

NAME: Aubrielle "Brie" Barlow-Jönsson FACE CLAIM: Florence Pugh AGE & DATE OF BIRTH: 28 & January 21st, 1995 HOMETOWN: Los Angeles, California TIME IN LOS ANGELES: Born and raised, returned in 2018 after college NEIGHBORHOOD: Beverly Hills OCCUPATION: Stylist, fashion journalist/blogger

biography.

trigger warning: abortion

As the story goes — Edward Barlow and Cynthia Sinclair meet in the early 90s, in the midst of LA Fashion Week. Immediately they spark a whirlwind romance that graces the cover of nearly every tabloid. The heir to the Barlow Hotels fortune with Miss Universe on his arm was the perfect recipe to create a brand new It couple. The truth is far less romantic, though – Thanks to a bit of strong arming and large checks, tabloids never got a hold on a certain secret: Edward had been cheating on his wife with Cynthia for months before he’d left the woman and started his seemingly perfect life with the newest It Girl. Barely six months had passed after the divorce was finalized, and Cynthia sported a diamond on her left hand, the two wed in an entirely over the top ceremony before the year was over. Their image is pristine, with a life others could only dream of. Of course, the Barlows were always happy to flaunt their wealth each time they left their penthouse, serving as a staple in the Los Angeles social scene. Two years later, they welcomed their first child – Brie.

Brie is a mini-me of her mother from day one, in both looks and soon, attitude – Something Cynthia happily curated herself. From the start, her entire existence (along with her younger sister) is turned into a way for their mother to prove she’s ‘better’, in comparison to her husband’s first marriage. As a child, Brie didn’t see the reasoning – She just believed her mom was particular when it came to how she and her sister acted. It’s not until she’s older that she sees what was going on – That her mother never saw her older sister the same way Brie did, deciding that Thea was someone who messed with her image rather than a member of the family.

As soon as her mother got her chance, Brie started the pageant circuit. In the 80s, Cynthia had been the reigning Queen of the pageant world, winning countless crowns before finally embarking on the piece de resistance of the time – Miss Universe. Soon after, she transitioned her career into modeling and philanthropy, then motherhood. Brie was entranced by it all from the start, idolizing the image of perfection her mother put on display for the world. Being the center of attention was something she loved, thrived in. The outfits and theatrics only made it more exciting. While most children spent their days on the playground and playing with toys – Her free time was spent in etiquette classes and meeting with her pageant coach. As a young girl, it became all too easy to conflate the real world and the stage; Whether she was top of her class, crowned Miss Pageant-of-the-month, establishing herself as the “queen” of her social circle. Brie poised herself as something others should aspire to, ambitious to a fault as she pushed her way past others if her efforts on her own weren’t enough. Manipulation and sabotage helped her move along, becoming almost second nature to step on a few toes each time she sought out a new goal or desire.

This all created a notable reputation for Brie – That of a wolf in sheep’s clothing for those who knew her, and that of a driven young woman to those who didn’t. She was solid teflon, strategic in everything she does – Keeping a spotless image, refusing to let any cracks show. Somewhere along the way, reality and image warped together – Being the best was what got her trophies, attention and opportunities, her mother’s love. There was never an option for failure and growth, only perfection in everything she does. She comes by it honestly, having learned from a young age that if she’s not first, she’s last – Her mother’s direction and criticism warp her mindset, reminding her daughter that she’ll never be able to reach the standard held for her. The way Brie sees it – What’s the point of doing anything if you can’t be the best? It’s an ideal she’s always lived by, contributing to both her successes and self-resentment, a narrative only further perpetuated by her family.

Her determination is what gets her admission to Stanford, what launches her career as a stylist, and lands her a diamond on her left hand. The latter comes from a long-time boyfriend through her college years – Elliott Jonsson. They mirrored her parents in a certain way – With him also being from a prominent family in Los Angeles, the two in the works to create lucrative careers while also being featured on Page Six. She loves him, even if their relationship isn’t exactly a wholesome romance. They’re similar to a fault, their relationship built on extremes – While there’s a deep love for one another, they’re yelling in one another’s faces just as often as they are declaring their love. Regardless of all of that, he’s her first love – Someone who she’s certain she’ll spend her life with. And after she graduates, the person she moves back to Los Angeles with.

From the moment she returns to Beverly Hills, she puts her work ethic and a heavy dose of nepotism to the test to truly jump start her career. Through college, she’d worked as a stylist for various big names in San Francisco, but now that she’s finished school and returned home – Determination to make herself a staple in the fashion industry motivates her. Having the last name Barlow attached to her fashion blog, it’s not long before she takes off. Seemingly overnight, she’s styling celebrity clients for the red carpet, and writing for major fashion magazines – Solidifying her opinion as something to hold in high regard. She does this all in the midst of planning the event of the year – her own wedding. The ceremony was an accumulation of all her hard work and schemes, to be the true beginning to the next chapter in her life: Happily Ever After.

A voice in the back of her head reminded her that it was a bad idea, that they were absolutely rushing and were too young – But she was in love, and wasn’t going to hear it. As far as she could see, she’d done everything right; The right look, the right career, the right dress, the right guy. If she had to force the puzzle pieces together, so be it. Marriage doesn’t change the volatility of their relationship, the only difference is now they share a bank account and both signed a pre-nup. They’re two sides of the same coin, and no matter how deeply they love one another, their lives will always be made up of power plays and mind games – Willfully remaining blind to what is right in front of them.

They’re married for nearly three years when their time finally runs out – Two pink lines on a pregnancy test serve as a wake up call for both of them, even if they don’t realize it. It puts a certain perspective into their relationship, one Brie refuses to admit to herself until it’s too late: They can’t do /this/ for the rest of their lives. What is supposed to be her fairytale ending shouldn’t be an endless cycle of being in love one moment and miserable the next. They both end up agreeing that they don’t want children, nor are either ready to make that kind of commitment. (There’s a confusing knot in her stomach when she realizes later that ‘with you’ went unsaid when she told him she doesn’t want kids.) Ultimately, a trip to the doctor ends the possibility of them being parents, but the elephant in the room remains despite the fact that she refuses to acknowledge it.

They don’t talk about it. At least, Brie doesn’t – It’s not the abortion that bothers her, but everything else around her. It’s the distant look in Elliott’s eyes, the way their relationship has shifted. It’s unspoken and unexplained, but she feels it – From him, from herself. She finally gets an answer a few months later, when she returns home to an empty house.

Elliott’s gone.

It’s like he truly disappeared – No call, no text, no note. All of his clothes remain in the closet, his home office still in order, car in the driveway. It’s an eerie feeling, one that initially makes her panic. Part of her assumed he’d gone on a bender, that he’d gotten drunk and ended up in Colorado or something equally as ridiculous and grandiose. It’s what she told herself as the first night went on, when her call reaches his voicemail until the inbox is full and his mother tells her she hasn’t seen him. A terrible, sinking feeling quickly settles in. There’s no miscommunication or misunderstand – Her husband has left her.

Needless to say, the devastation she’s left with is unmatched. Brie has never been one to let her emotions control her, but the weight of this betrayal is one she’s never felt before – It has her spiraling for weeks, unable to emerge from her own bed or put on the facade she’s become so accustomed to putting on. There’s no way to spin this, no way to brush it under the rug and pretend she’s not devastated. She’d done everything right – Worked hard and fought to remain at the top, maintain the seemingly spotless image she’d crafted. And yet, she’s left alone, reminded that despite her best efforts, Brie will never be enough.

The iron grip of control she once had on her life has loosened, much to her chagrin. As time goes on, every time she tries to hide a crack in her armor a new one appears Brie attempts to carry on as if nothing is wrong, as if her entire life wasn’t uprooted and she wasn’t left behind. She plays the role she’s known for so long, lifting her chin high and pretending she’s not stuck with the sinking feeling that she really is the villain she worries she may be. As time goes on, it becomes more and more difficult to put up a front – Fielding questions about her failed marriage and her husband’s disappearing act pull an Oscar worthy performance from her. Putting a heavy focus on work helps, makes it easier to compartmentalize when she has something else to put her energy into, instead of trying to figure out how to move on.

Before she knows it a year has passed since he left, and she’s figured out how to live a quasi-single life, though her mother continues to remind her that she’s alone. Critiques from gossip magazines, strangers, friends – That’s easy to brush off, roll her eyes and come back with a hurtful retort to get the attention away from her wounds. But the commentary from her mother stings, pokes at her bruises and hurts more than Brie wants to admit it does. Cynthia has always been the one person who can throw her off course, never failing to leave her daughter feeling small and deflated.

A fact that leads her to a terrible lie: In the midst of a conversation about Cynthia’s best friend, Debrah – Brie tells her mother she’s dating the woman’s son. The lie passed her lips before she could stop it, having never been able to be rational when it comes to her mother; Especially when she starts making backhanded comments about her daughter’s inability to keep her husband. Debrah’s son, Gabriel, had been Brie’s childhood best friend. The two were inseparable as kids, before somewhere along the way the blonde had left him behind in favor of the attention and popularity her status could bring. They had remained in one another’s lives reluctantly – There was no escaping when their mother’s still adored one another, or their friend groups overlapped. Friendship had turned to annoyance, the two unable to remain in the same room without ending up in an argument or making snide remarks. As adults, this had mellowed out – They simply lived their different lives, occasionally bumping into each other at a social event.

But thanks to Brie’s impulsive and misguided attempt at getting her mother off her back – They spent the holiday season under the guise of being happy and in love. She brought Gabriel on the annual Barlow Family Christmas Vacation as her boyfriend, though their relationship had been entirely fabricated. And thanks to their mother’s friendship, he’d been roped in before he had the chance to say no. It had been the performance of a lifetime, one that her family seemed to buy (sans her sisters, who saw right through the arrangement), and for a brief moment – Brie had found her mother’s approval once again. Their deal was simple: Spend two weeks fake dating, and then she’d ‘break up’ with him. Having Gabe back in her life was strange, but oddly easy to fall back into age-old habits – Somewhere along the way, it becomes far too easy to get caught up in the lie and lines begin to blur on what’s reality and what’s fiction. He was supposed to be a way to keep her mother’s critiques at bay, to avoid the woman poking bruises – They weren’t supposed to sleep together while ‘dating’, nor were they supposed to continue to do so after.

Everything remains unsaid and undefined after the holidays, the two beginning to straddle the line between friends and more. It leaves her naively believing that she’s finding control over her life again – Hopeful that pieces have begun to fall back into place, in the way that they’re supposed to. She’s trying to move on, in spite of the way her life has been derailed. Brie’s reached a turning point, able to continue in furthering her career, to put things back in order, and get back to being who she’s meant to be. An accidental phone call pulls her back to reality, though. She hadn’t meant to answer the unfamiliar number, but the LA area code has her assuming it’s a client – Not her estranged husband’s assistant, letting her know Elliott’s flight back to Los Angeles has been delayed. Within a matter of seconds, she’s sent back to square one.

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EDUCATE EVERY STUDENT AND EXPECT EXCELLENCE

Vidya Ashram Career Institute In Lucknow  is a prestigious Institute for the preparation of various competitive exams for the last 6 years. Right from the very beginning, it was our vision to impart quality education in a conducive ambiance where a kind of deep mutual understanding and trust develops between the mentors and the students. In this endeavor, we strive hard and slowly but steadily developed a system so simple and effective that results start trickling in. On a consistent basis, we produced over 3500 selections in IIT-JEE & over 3000 in various medical entrance examinations. One of our salient features is that we firmly believe that preparing for Boards and Competitive exams are not two different things. But they should be merged with each other with such finesse and aplomb that an aspiring student remains least stressed and enjoys the rigorous daunting challenge of performing superbly in both. Integration of both the Boards and competitive exams is designed, planned, and executed at Vidya Ashram in excellent fashion.

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In the early days of being married, with a young child, like many couples money was tight. We were building the business, and not wanting to borrow money for non essentials, so holidays tended to be in the UK. My wife however decided one day to book a coach trip to Disneyland Paris. We were spending all our working days on fairgrounds, so where do you want to go on holiday, a fairground obviously. Bigger And Better To be fair, it was bigger and better than anything I had encountered in the UK. Give the Americans their due, they have some nasty megalomaniacal habits, but they do entertainment ever so well. Disneyland Entrance The castle at the entrance sets the tone, you're impressed before you even get in there. And it continues, the rides tend to be bigger and better. The thing that impressed me the most was how they were themed and integrated. It didn't feel like a disparate collection of attractions thrown together, rather a fantasy land that had grown up, all part of the same organic creation. The only minus points we personally gave it was when our daughter managed to get a splinter. The first aid 'Lady' was a typical Parisian, arrogant and rude, whilst looking like a fashion model. Its funny though how people's perceptions can be skewed. Not long after we had been another friend took his family. He hated it, all he kept saying was how overpriced everything was. That was a bit puzzling, as the food and drink wasn't much more than most European tourist traps. Eventually we got to the bottom of it, they like to drink, a lot, a very lot. Where we had a pint and a glass of wine with our lunch, he had 6 pints, and his wife 6 double vodka and cokes. So where we barely noticed the price of booze, they were massively upset about it. The Religion Of Football Now, hailing from the little North East town of Middlesbrough, I have always supported the team. Not in the usually fanatical way of North Easterners in general, I mean I don't go to the games or anything, but I always look their results up on a Saturday night. Anyway, what my wife didn't tell me when she booked this trip, was that the coach came from Sunderland, one of Middlesbrough's main football rivals, and was basically full of a chapter of their supporters club. My daughter being young and naive, and not realising the danger she was putting us in, managed to let everyone know we supported Boro. Jeez, I was ribbed all the way there. On the way back the driver decided to turn the BBC World Service on. Just moments before it switched to the football results. "And we are going to the Stadium of Light, where Sunderland have just scored against Middlesbrough" announced the bloody toffee nosed git on the radio. Like one mass hive minded organism, the entire bus rose up and started chanting at me, "We have scored a goal, we have scored a goal." the excitement was palpable. A Bit Premature It was also a bit premature. "The score is now Sunderland 2, Middlesbrough 4." Announced the reporter from the Stadium. I didn't know whether to laugh or cry. They would either be good sports as those in the North East generally are. Or we were about to be ripped limb from limb. As it was, the hive mind was still in evidence. The entire bus sat down together and looked out of the window. You could have heard a pin drop for most of the journey home. When they dropped me off at home and the bus set off, I ran after it screaming "four two, four two" Those at the back held up two fingers so they must have got part of the message. In fairness I grew up in Sunderland, and it's all part of a friendly rivalry between the Noth East teams. But Boro are the best. Read the full article

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