Fiction

The Unfathomable Dance of Existence
How unfathomable is the beauty of existence! Every roadblock, every rejection, every end and every not so plausible moment is the beginning of something new, some beautiful reality that can turn every bitter ounce of mortality into an insightful lesson learned,
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Chapters
What Does the Bible Say About Angels?
The Bible provides various insights about angels, describing their nature, roles, and interactions with humans. Angels are spiritual beings created by God, and they serve a variety of purposes according to the Bible. Below is a comprehensive look at what the Bible says about angels:
By umn ministry Chennai2 years ago in Chapters
The Alpha's Wayward Mate
The next morning, before anyone was awake, Scarlett woke and felt the need for a bath. She climbed out of the bedding carefully to not disturb Maverick's sleep.
By Nalana Phillips2 years ago in Chapters
Stained Glass
"I didn’t ask to be their guardian. And they didn’t ask to be lost. The pack ushers into the church, and I bolt the door behind us"
By Sam Eliza Green2 years ago in Chapters
Ruhdaari- The light of the soul
The Light of Hope To be the muse or to be the one who beholds the musings, To laugh in adversities or to be the one who stands tall beyond the mockings.
By Hridya Sharma2 years ago in Chapters
The Promise of Forever
Emma's life was a canvas, each day a stroke of color on the vast expanse of her existence. She found solace in the bristles of her brushes, the palette of hues that spoke more than words ever could. Her art was her refuge, her silent confidant in the bustling city that never slept.
By Kenneth Atobrah - Kyereh2 years ago in Chapters
100 Years Life in Solitude and Happyness
Against destiny: A Quest for Life When he regained consciousness, Then he felt a strong wave of pain in his head, and he shouted in pain. He now found himself lying in another, larger ship. And he was completely safe on that ship. A lot of people were standing around him, And the emotions expressed in the eyes and faces of all of them indicated that some terrible incident had happened. something that shouldn't have happened. There was a strange silence all around, The waves of the sea had now become calm again, as if they had vented out all their anger on someone. The rays of the sun on the horizon outside were returning by touching the sea surface as if they were offering their light as a tribute to someone. He got up and ran out, and he saw some parts of his ship floating around him. A life-saving boat was floating in peace. He recognized that this was his boat. Whom maybe! His family members would have tried to use it as a final attempt to survive after the ship was destroyed. Some people were trying to get the dead bodies out of the water. He had no difficulty in guessing whose dead bodies were. But these bodies belonged to only his sister Sofi and his grandmother Elizabeth. The remaining bodies were either absorbed into the depths of the sea along with the ship, or they would have flowed far away in the grip of the storm. In the silence after the storm, Benjamin realized his family's loss. He sat there on his knees and bowed his neck with shame and sadness. Tears flowing from his eyes were showing the pain that the words cannot express. The moment of that moment turned his life into a huge void. The whole world has suddenly become lifeless, and for that, the world has become empty. At that moment, the time has stayed, and the silence and sadness, which were all around, were only expressing sympathy to him, and paying tribute to all of them who lost their lives in that terrible accident. "Benjamin's tenth birthday was celebrated yesterday. His grandfather Henry gifted him a special chess set. Grandma Elizabeth prepared a beautiful diary for her. And her mother gave her a special kind of binocular. He could measure the vastness of the sea and the sky with his eyes. Her elder sister Sofi gave her a harmonium, And Alice presented him with a painting that showed the whole family celebrating Benjamin's birthday on that ship. This was the best gift of all. That's why everyone praised him. Benjamin held her tightly in his arms. At that moment, her eyes were moist; Alice was truly a wonderful painter. But along with them, all these gifts were also covered in the depths of the sea. Now, the guests who attended his birthday and the magnificent gifts given by him were alive only in his memories. His favorite dog, Bennett, And two cats, Misty and Tabi, were also parted with it. Only his father's clock is the only sign of his family, which he still has. But now, all these were just empty dreams. "He had tears in his eyes but did not have the power to cry. He just sat there, staring at the sea. His mind was scattered in a thousand pieces. He was missing how he used to play chess with his grandfather, How his grandmother used to tell him stories, and how his parents used to make sand palaces with him. And started crying bitterly. His closest partner was Sofi, who used to give him strict competition in every case. Now the ship was taking him to the place where he had lost his whole world. He looked at those cool waves of the sea. The time passed slowly and he went away from the invisible tombs of his own family anymore. The sun was slowly drowning. He took out a clock given by his father as a gift before his birthday. The tick of the clock was reminding him of his father. He put the clock in front of his moist eyes and said softly, "Now we will never be able to go together, right?" As the ship went away, Benjamin closed his eyes. "Grandpa, grandmother, mother, father, Elis and Sophie, I miss you a lot. I know you will always be with me. He was looking at the place by staring at the place until he disappeared from his eyes. As if the ship is trying to take him away from all those memories. Then he closed his eyes and took a deep breath. The challenge that Benjamin has presented to God. To know that, wait for the next chapter of the story. If you liked it then please like it, I don't think there is any harm in it. If you have any suggestion for me, please give it. "Thank you"
By Karan w. 2 years ago in Chapters
The Bosses Pretend Bride
A few days went by, and finally, when Rory woke, she was weak and tired, so Jason knew he would have to wait a little while longer. The staff kept him up-to-date on her progress. Once, Mrs. Thorn said that she was well enough for visitors. She informed Jason that Doctor Abrams had come to check on her again and gave her the okay to be able to start moving about.
By Nalana Phillips2 years ago in Chapters
Stone Grown Secrets
There weren’t always Gorgons in the Diadema Maze ... This is a part of an ongoing series. You can start reading here: Part Five of Ersoa’s Awakening
By Sam Eliza Green2 years ago in Chapters
Whispers of the Heart. AI-Generated.
Chapter Two: Parisian Dreams Paris, Summer 2005 The City of Light greeted Isabella Hartley with open arms as she stepped out of the taxi and onto the cobblestone streets of her new temporary home. The air was filled with the scent of freshly baked pastries and blooming flowers, a stark contrast to the concrete jungle of New York City. Isabella’s apartment, a charming flat in the Marais district, was every bit as enchanting as she had imagined.
By PZION2 years ago in Chapters
Portals & Paths: The Nine Gems
Chapter 4: LAK The temple’s double doors, large enough for a parade of howdah-adorned gharjja elephants to enter, opened like broken jaws and groaned upon exhale. The teakwood, plated in etched gold, depicted the sun god, Phra Athit, ascending heavenward on the backs of turtles amid a fanfare of fairies and sprites. A pair of fang-bared, monkey head-shaped silver pulls growled guard as bodies swathed in silks and sweat spilled out in a rainbow waterfall. Wat Phra Athit sat center on the palace grounds like an old, reposed god after a deep lament, gilded robes still glowing under the sun but draping only withered, shadowy arms whose reach had long receded into myth. Phra Ayuttia had constructed the temple before the monkeys had retreated to the northern forests, with seven spires as symbols of hope for the seven new nations rising from the foam of the Blue Samudra. As Ram exited the temple dedicated to the Siandali god of the sun, the Kandali ten-petaled Manipura blazoned above the doors quietly wept shame and sadness, misting the congregation in a yawning hunger. Only Ram, and Seeda, felt the pain.
By Jeffrey Scott2 years ago in Chapters
Don't Leave Me Hanging. Content Warning.
Lord, I prayed, please protect my girls from these evil men chasing us. Don't let Frank take them after I'm gone. Let them live with Gigi. She'll protect them and love them. I'm sorry for all I've done wrong in my life. Forgive me. Forgive me. Forgive...
By Tina D'Angelo2 years ago in Chapters