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New Kid

Choices Matter, #1

2026

EN

Jake's first week at his new school is going exactly how he hoped. He finds the right group, sits at the right table, and starts to feel like he belongs.But then he notices Owen. Owen is the new kid too, but things are not going the same way for him. He eats alone, gets left out, and becomes the target of quiet jokes that everyone seems to ignore. Jake sees it all happening. At first, he tells himself it is not his problem.It is easier to stay quiet. As the days pass, those...

2025

EN

What does it take to manage a workforce that isn't human? The Chronicles of Aigent Catburger - raw_aigents "Name" {catburger}is the definitive historical record of a groundbreaking and perilous experiment: one human, known only as catburger, attempting to build a complex software project from scratch using nothing but a team of autonomous AI agents.This is not a story about tools. It is a story about a new kind of team, where each AI agent possesses its own uniq...

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Group Chat

Choices Matter, #2

2026

EN

Jake finally feels like he belongs. When a class group chat is created, it brings everyone closer together. Messages fly back and forth. Jokes are shared. Friendships start to form in a way they never have before. But not everyone is included.Owen is left out. At first, it does not seem like a big deal. The chat feels private. Separate from real life. Just a place to talk and joke around. Then the tone starts to change. The jokes get sharper. The messages go further. And what happe...

The Dare

Choices Matter, #3

2026

EN

Jake has always tried to fit in, to navigate the tricky currents of middle school without drawing too much attention. But when Tyler and his popular group decide to escalate their jokes into a dangerous dare, Jake finds himself at a crossroads he cannot ignore. The plan is simple yet cruel: prank a teacher using glue, and blame someone else. It seems harmless to some, fun even, but for Jake, it feels wrong.As the day of the dare approaches, Jake struggles with fear, confusion, and ...