Gina Melinda
Bio
Hi, I am a new writer. I apologize if there are still many shortcomings in writing stories. I will strive to continue to learn to write. Please kindly leave suggestions and criticisms for me to become a better writer. Thank you
Stories (12/0)
A Glimmer of Hope
There is a child named Emma. She was just nine years old, but her young heart carried a heavy burden. Emma came from a broken home, a family torn apart by the storms of life. Her father had left when she was just a baby, and her mother, Sarah, struggled to make ends meet. They lived in a modest little house at the end of a quiet street, where the paint was peeling, and the garden overgrown. Despite the challenges they faced, Emma was a bright and determined child.
By Gina Melinda9 months ago in Families
Pixelated Hearts
In a warm day, there stood a quaint little arcade named "Retro Haven." It was a haven for nostalgia lovers, a place where blinking neon lights and the sound of arcade machines transported visitors to a bygone era. Among the many patrons who frequented the arcade, two souls were about to embark on a journey they would never forget.
By Gina Melinda9 months ago in Fiction
Love's Journey Through Goodbyes
In the heart of a lovely city, amidst the cacophony of life's daily chaos, two souls found their way to each other. It was a chance encounter that ignited a spark, setting into motion a story of love that would lead them to places they had never imagined.
By Gina Melinda9 months ago in Fiction
The Adventure of Finn the Fish and Tommy
Once upon a time in a small, cozy house on Maple Street, lived a young boy named Tommy. Tommy was an ordinary boy with an extraordinary passion for fish. His room was a haven for aquatic life, adorned with posters of colorful underwater worlds and shelves filled with fish tanks of various sizes. But what truly stood out in Tommy's room was his best friend, Finn the Fish.
By Gina Melinda9 months ago in Fiction
Roots of Love : A Journey Through Childhood
Once upon a time, in a small, cozy house nestled on the outskirts of a bustling town, lived the Rodriguez family. The Rodriguezes were a close-knit family of five - Maria, Carlos, and their three children: Sofia, Diego, and Isabella. Their house, though not grand, was filled with love, laughter, and the sweet scent of Maria's homemade empanadas.
By Gina Melinda9 months ago in Families
Tears of Humanity
In a small coastal village nestled between rolling hills and a serene bay, there lived an old woman named Eliza. Her eyes, the color of the deep ocean, held a story within them that few had ever heard. She was known as the village's storyteller, and on warm summer evenings, the villagers would gather around her, eager to listen to her tales.
By Gina Melinda9 months ago in Fiction
The Abandoned Asylum
The wind howled through the barren trees, their skeletal branches scraping against the dark, foreboding sky. The air was heavy with a sense of dread as Sarah and her friends approached the decaying building that loomed before them. It was the abandoned asylum, a place rumored to be haunted by the tormented souls of its past inhabitants.
By Gina Melinda9 months ago in Horror
Family Legacy and Magic
In a quaint little village nestled between rolling hills, the Henderson family lived in a cozy and warm cottage that had been their home for generations. The Hendersons were known throughout the village for their warmth, generosity, and the unbreakable bond that held them together.
By Gina Melinda10 months ago in Families
Unraveling the Enigma: Exploring the World of Mysteries. Content Warning.
Mysteries have always fascinated the human mind. From ancient riddles to modern unsolved cases, the allure of the unknown has captivated generations. Whether it's the enigmatic disappearance of a person, the perplexing nature of a cryptic message, or the haunting legends that have endured through time, mysteries ignite our curiosity and challenge our intellect. In this article, we embark on a journey through the world of mysteries, exploring the different facets that make them so intriguing.
By Gina Melinda10 months ago in FYI
