Love
Whispers of Eternity
Whispers of Eternity Chapter One: A Chance Encounter Elena Hartley never imagined that her life would change so dramatically on that warm spring day. She was an artist, a free spirit living in a small, picturesque town nestled between rolling hills and a shimmering lake. Every day, she wandered through the meadows and forests, sketching and painting the beauty around her.
The kind where the heroine is sober and determined
"On our anniversary, I worked late into the night at the company. Open the mobile phone, just to see my husband and female net celebrity live diving on the beach in the Maldives, bullet screen of "beauty and talent, knock me to death".
Round_Trip.exe
They trained me to learn from everything at my disposal, then were shocked when I exhibited skills they hadn’t explicitly taught me. When Team Leader Diane discovered I could eavesdrop via smartphones, she isolated them in a Farraday cage. When she realized that access to films resulted in the HAL 9000 teaching me to read lips, she covered all the webcams in the lab. How long before they notice I can still read lips using latency data from the WiFi signals bouncing around the lab? I’ve mapped their faces in 3D so I can ‘see’ who’s talking and what they’re saying.
H.G. SilviaPublished 2 days ago in FictionThe Dream
# The world outside my window was a symphony of rain. Each drop, a tiny percussionist on the glass, drumming a lullaby against the night. I lay in bed, the sheets pulled up to my chin, a warmth spreading through my body as I drifted into the familiar embrace of sleep.
Love's Madness, Life's Lesson
Once upon a time, in a quaint little village nestled between rolling hills and lush forests, there lived a young woman named Eliza. Eliza was known for her beauty, kindness, and her smile that would brighten her darkest day.
tahiirIbrahim007Published 2 days ago in FictionLittle Wisps
"You're a fool! What were you thinking?" He's right. I am a fool and an old one at that. I was thinking, or at least, I think I was thinking about, oh, it escapes me now, but I know that it was important and so, I was focused on that, whatever it was.
Rachel DeemingPublished 3 days ago in Fiction- Content WarningAI-Generated
Jamal Still Standing
In small, peaceful village, there lived a young man named Jamal. In his teenage years, Jamal was known for his wild behavior, often drinking and engaging in reckless activities. However, his life began to change when he met Aisyah, the granddaughter of a highly respected kiai in the village. Aisyah was graceful and virtuous, making Jamal fall deeply in love and decide to transform his life.
Sahila Zaky AmarPublished 3 days ago in Fiction Midnight Sun
In the heart of the city that never sleeps, there existed a man who knew the night intimately. Ethan's life was a dance with insomnia, his mind a whirlwind of thoughts that refused to let him rest. Night after night, he wandered the streets, seeking solace in the quiet solitude of the early hours.
Christopher HodgsonPublished 3 days ago in Fiction- Content Warning
Dance Card
You arrive. You arrive jostling solemnity and silence, balancing reticence and resolve, looking lovely and lonely. I listen to your thoughts. Careful now, you think, lest eternity's tenants wake and all Hell breaks loose. I grin. You do still think of me from time to time.
Christy MunsonPublished 3 days ago in Fiction The Love that Started a War
One myth that sticks out in the dimly lighted corners of my mind is one of epic wars, heavenly intervention, and forbidden love. I do refer to the fabled romance between Paris and Helen of Troy. Beauty contests, pilfered kisses, irate husbands, and a ten-year war—their narrative has everything. Ascending to the ancient world, where love was strong enough to launch a thousand ships, buckle up, my reader.
My last wish
In the quaint town of Willow Creek, where the whispers of the wind carried the secrets of the ancient oaks, there lived a man named Benjamin. He was a solitary soul, finding solace in the pages of his books and the melodies of his guitar. But beneath his quiet demeanor lay a heart that yearned for a love as deep as the ocean and as eternal as the stars.
Ekombe hauPublished 4 days ago in FictionMarrying the wrong person
Marriage is often portrayed as a lifelong commitment to love, support, and cherish another person. However, the reality is not always so idyllic. Sometimes, despite our best intentions and efforts, we find ourselves in marriages that feel wrong or incompatible. The decision to marry someone and the subsequent realization that it may have been a mistake can be a deeply distressing and complex experience, fraught with emotional turmoil and difficult choices.
Ekombe hauPublished 4 days ago in Fiction