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[fiercereadsya]

🎻Octavius the Maestro.

♟️Fola the Brain.

🤺Bilal the Olympian.

🎨Perdita the Artist.

💔Romeo the Failure.

These are the five heirs of the illustrious billionaire Leontes Button. Adopted and viciously trained with their father’s infamous “Button Method” to prove his hypothesis for creating prodigies—child geniuses—the Button siblings have had no choice but to be brilliant according to their father’s impossibly high standards.

Until he is murdered at his annual Prodigy Ball.

Now, all who attended the ball are required to stay in the Button Manor while the police investigate. But the officers have their work cut out for them—each of the Button siblings has something to hide, but The Heirs aren’t the only ones with secrets. After all, Leontes Button was especially good at making enemies. . .

[dailycatsblog]

[last-fast-naturalist]

[ghostwriter313]

Some foot art (a rough sketch for all the foot freaks out there-LOL)!

#art #sketchbook #ipad #lefthanded #footart #toerings

[minimalistquotes]

Don't make the mistake of being so understanding and forgiving that you overlook the fact that you're being disrespected.

[thepeacefulgarden]

[ghostwriter313]

I needed to hear that, I really did!

[flower-cute-posts]

In the 16th century, German artisans created an extraordinary engagement ring that unfolded into a miniature astronomical sphere. Known as an armillary sphere ring, it was composed of several interlocking bands that, when opened, formed a working model of the heavens. These rings symbolized both love and cosmic harmony, and some carried inscriptions like “The whole universe is in your hands.” These intricate pieces weren’t just decorative-they reflected the Renaissance fascination with science, astronomy, and the idea that human emotion (like love) was tied to the cosmos.

**Update I found the ring HERE

[gabeebaybee1928]

This is way too cool 🙏

[ghostwriter313]

Intriguing…

[makingculturepop]

[ghostwriter313]

Best album in my top ten (of 𝙖𝙡𝙡 time)!

[sharmeeyn]

Twin sisters share their picture of 1986 vs 2025

[unravelingwhy]

my fave writing reminder

honestly, this phrase has been on my mind more times than i can count. i've kidnapped it, taken it as a hostage with no ransom money because i need it to live permanently in my head. edit: join this writing contest i work for this company as their socmed asst., ifg you guys are up to write a short 3k or less fic, i encourage you guys to join this writing contest ~

[officialblackwallstreet]

🔗: https://tinyurl.com/4rawj3d6

Across the United States, Black chefs continue to redefine fine dining and culinary innovation. While the Michelin Guide represents only a small portion of the restaurant world, these trailblazing chefs have broken barriers and earned some of the industry’s highest honors.

Meet the Black chefs who have earned Michelin Stars and made history: https://tinyurl.com/4rawj3d6

[quotefeeling]

“Be with someone who treats you as a destination, not a stop along the way.”

— Mandy Hale

[thoughtkick]

“Loyalty isn’t grey. It’s black and white. You’re either loyal completely, or not loyal at all. And people have to understand this. You can’t be loyal only when it serves you.”

— Sharnay

[ghostwriter313]

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[ghostwriter313]

Some watercolour for those who admire a lady in heels!😍

[afriblaq]

Most people don’t even know her name. Alice Parker is her name. Back in 1919, she created and patented a gas powered heating system when most homes were still using fireplaces and coal stoves. She imagined heating an entire home safely, with different rooms warmed individually instead of relying on one fire source. Even though her system wasn’t fully used back then, her ideas are the reason modern central heating and zoning exist today. That’s Black history. That’s legacy.

[surqrised]

“We all eat lies when our hearts are hungry.”

— Unknown