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"Fin Smack!" exclaimed a female voice. A navy blue and dark teal beyblade swiftly charged itself against a red and yellow-orange one. It attacked the opposing bey with its wave-like wheel and sent it flying. The owner of vibrant bey watched as it fell in front of their feet. A pair of goldish-brown eyes gazed at the dark-hued beyblade spinning around the dish. She closed her eyes and sighed discontentedly. The winner of the match was a dark auburn-haired girl in her mid-teens. The Korean DJ shouted, "Abyss Delphin is the last bey standing! That means the winner of the final battle is Ninel Kwon!" Ninel opened her eyes while she caught the spinning beyblade. Despite the dissatisfying ending, the 16 year old accepted the results. She made direct eye contact with her final-round opponent. The owner of the red and yellow-orange beyblade was a 15 year old girl with dark purple hair and light brown eyes. Both teens did a prompt but respectful 30º-45º bow as a sign of respect. The younger

"Do I deserve a second chance?" It has been a few years since I was in a relationship. The last woman I dated was a gorgeous redhead. She was my number one supporter during my street dueling days. That was until I met Andore and Jean. Losing that street duel against Jean, my reputation went down the drain, and I lost the woman he loved. At the same time, I ended up becoming a member of one of the hottest riding duel teams in Western Europe. Since I became a member of Team Unicorn, I wasn't too interested in dating anyone. Occasionally, I would have a one-night stand. It was always a one and done job. Some of the ladies I met gave me e-mails or phone numbers if they wanted to keep in touch. I had no intention of calling back or replying to any of them. Some people casually mistake me as a playboy. When in reality, I'm not. Love and dating aren't for me, and I can accept that. Tonight was a special occasion. The 32 riding duel teams that partook in the Riviera Cup have reunited once

Summer 0,0: Origin-Busan With their suitcases packed and the guest bedroom neat and clean, a smile formed on the single mother's face. Eight months ago, Jinjoo Lim and her 7-year old daughter Yeoreum Kang moved into her parents' home in Busan. She lost her husband in a vehicular crash while he was returning to their home. 1 1/2 months before his death, the 30-year-old mother of 1 got the "pink slip" at her workplace. Her parents, of course, welcomed their daughter and granddaughter with open arms. They allowed Yeoreum to sleep in her old bedroom while her mother occupied the guest room. Jinjoo helped her father at the family restaurant to make money. Her mother took care of Yeoreum while she was working. The Korean woman looked for decent-paying jobs and apartments in the city during her free time. Jinjoo sent in several job applications and went through multiple job interviews until a magazine publication hired her to be their new photographer.