Fiction
Love After Liberation : A Journey of Trust, Wholeness & Second Chances
The first date after heartbreak feels like stepping onto a stage you never rehearsed for. The hum of nerves is louder than the music in the café. The sound of your own laughter feels foreign - too cautious, too careful, too rehearsed. And when silence falls across the table? You hear everything: your heartbeat, your doubt, the ghost of a voice whispering, What if this ends the same way?
By Yvey Essenabout a year ago in Chapters
Love After Liberation: A Journey of Trust, Wholeness & Second Chances
The room is quiet, but my heart is not. It beats with the memory of old wounds and the faint echo of laughter that once filled my days. In the stillness, I hear it - a whisper, soft as a prayer: Could I love again?
By Yvey Essenabout a year ago in Chapters
How You Can Become a Better Writer
We all understand the power of words. We know, instinctively, that the sentences we construct are more than just a means to convey information; they are the vessels for our deepest thoughts, our most heartfelt aspirations, and the hard-won wisdom we gather over a lifetime. The individual who commits their perspective to the page embarks upon a profound act of vulnerability and courage. They invite the world into the sacred space of their own reflection. This act, however, often carries with it a significant burden: the relentless pursuit of improvement, the persistent yearning to articulate the internal world with precision and grace. As a writer myself, I see this endeavor not as a simple craft, but as a deeply personal journey of writing maturation. Improving one's capacity for expression is synonymous with improving one's self-awareness. It demands a rigorous self-examination that few professional paths require. The path forward is less about mastering a set of arbitrary rules and far more about cultivating a specific, resilient mindset. Embracing the Imperfection of the First Draft
By Ria Bassettabout a year ago in Chapters
Roxy Makaveli and the Shimmering Path
Chapter 1: The Silver Star The morning sun cast golden rays across the Kalos countryside as Roxy Makaveli adjusted the red bandana tied around her dark curls. Her leather jacket, adorned with pins from every region she'd visited, creaked slightly as she knelt down beside her most precious companion.
By Parsley Rose about a year ago in Chapters
Businesswoman Chapter 267
It just felt right. Not just the emotion but a profound understanding and recognition of cognition. Entrepreneur Paul presented a complete changeover of the professional football team in which he owned seventy-two percent. He wore blue jeans and a crisp white unbuttoned dress shirt.
By Skyler Saundersabout a year ago in Chapters
Jama Taqseem Ep 3 & 4
Episodes three and four of Jama Taqseem perfectly portrayed what occurs when the wedding lights go off and reality creeps in. Until recently, the plot had been around Laila and Qais selecting each other and overcoming the first unpleasantness of rishtas and family dynamics. But with these episodes, the drama transitioned to marital life, and they were some of the most fun yet.
By Raviha Imranabout a year ago in Chapters
Businesswoman Chapter 267
There’s a way that the leaves swayed in the breeze. Almost ominously, they sort of slowly swished and then violently, wind tore through the trees. This reflected the state of Businesswoman’s mind. Loreen didn’t get headaches. Now, though, she experienced something close to it at her desk.
By Skyler Saundersabout a year ago in Chapters
The 48-Hour Invasion. AI-Generated.
The invasion took record time to start and end. It was a matter of two consecutive twenty-four-hour days - the span of a weekend spent with friends or a holiday away with a loved one in a cozy cabin. Two freaking days, and the world ended.
By DASL Writerabout a year ago in Chapters
