Thriller

Remember The Name - Cricket World Reacts To Suryavanshi Cenrury
Why hit a single when you can hit a six off the ball? The cricket world is still reeling from 14-year-old Vaibhav Suryavanshi's stunning century in the Indian Premier League
By Ramesh Mahato about a year ago in Chapters
Chapters 36 &37 Unmitigated Greed
Chapter 36 Frank’s flight back to D.C. from Chicago felt smoother than his trip out was partly due to less turbulent air, but mostly because he had eliminated a potential problem without anyone getting hurt. Now he would have to wait and see if the pesky mechanical problems vanished. If they did, than Chicago was permanently good to go.
By Mark Gagnonabout a year ago in Chapters
Voices (Part Eight)
“Leave me alone! Get away from me! Stop! Help me! Someone help me!” Timothy screamed with a ferocious fear, thrashing against his bed sheets and violently shaking the bed rail.
By Rick Henry Christopher about a year ago in Chapters
Glitchborn
Eli’s body was gone. His mind—his very existence—had been ripped from the code, from the city, from reality itself. And in its place… something else woke up.
By Cai Fox2 years ago in Chapters
Glitchborn
Eli’s hands trembled over the screen. The choices flashed in front of him: [Restore] — Repair the system, stabilize the world, maintain order.
By Cai Fox2 years ago in Chapters
The Healer(Prologue)
3 royal princes were born by different queens in a royal family. the gods blessed them equally in terms of strength, handsomeness and wisdom but the younger prince was born blind. the blind prince,Drema was treated in total disdain and hatred….the king hated to see him he was only loved by his mother and Lila,his step sibbling. At times he sees and even if he does,his sight gets blurry so he moved around with his poor sight whom no one knows the cause nor the cure. Other than his disability,Drema is God in his own way,he has been recognized as the world’s wealthiest male model… People all over the world thinks his mask is his logo,uniqueness or he just don’t want anyone to see his face but he only uses the mask so the world won’t know about his poor sight. He is the guy who doesn’t step on the floor,the guy who wears clothes once….he has it all, the world revolves round him and this made him has a very cold and annoying personality… He cries himself all night wishing the sky goddess will grant him full sight.. everyone haunts him with his sight, his brothers, everyone his father was worst. even with the mask,one could tell he is handsome but pitifully he puts it on like a sunscreen. In a twist of fate👑👑 Drema goes to visit his kingdom for an important royal gathering.. he ran into a very troublesome groundnut seller in a very bad coincidence, the beautiful and troublesome maiden doesn’t know he is the prince.. she fought the prince, she insulted him and even stole his money and maybe his heart… (why and how) (I wonder why) there was a forest Drema goes to to pour out his heart whenever his father or his brothers upset him cos of his partial blindness what happens when Drema came across a talking leopard whose motive is yet unknown? who is “THE HEALER“. and how long do you think Drema can hide his identity?? The healer is an epic story featuring comedy, adventures,suspense and trust me a very deep romance.
By Michael Osijirin 2 years ago in Chapters
The Chapters We Never Planned
The Chapters We Never Planned (A Journey Through Loss, Healing, and New Beginnings) --- Chapter 1: The First Page Mira always loved the feeling of a new notebook. The fresh smell of clean paper, the smooth surface under her fingers — it felt like anything was possible. Every year on her birthday, she gifted herself a new journal. She believed life, too, could be written the same way: neatly, carefully, and exactly the way she wanted. But when Mira turned twenty-one, life surprised her in ways she could never have planned. That was the year her mother fell seriously ill. Suddenly, all Mira's dreams about traveling the world, becoming a famous writer, and living a big, exciting life seemed very far away. Instead, her world became small — hospital rooms, doctor appointments, long, silent nights filled with fear. --- Chapter 2: The Silent Chapter Hospitals are strange places. Outside the windows, life goes on — buses rush past, kids laugh on the streets — but inside, everything moves slower. There are whispers instead of loud voices. There are tired smiles instead of laughter. Mira spent most of her days sitting next to her mother, holding her hand, reading out loud from books they both loved. Sometimes her mother would smile faintly and say, "Keep reading, Mira. Keep turning the pages." At first, Mira thought her mother just liked hearing the stories. Later, she realized her mother was giving her advice for life. --- Chapter 3: When Ink Runs Dry One rainy afternoon, after a long fight, Mira’s mother passed away. The world outside didn't stop. Cars honked. People rushed through puddles. Shops stayed open. But Mira felt frozen. It was as if someone had closed her book halfway through and stolen her pen. She didn’t know how to move forward. Everything she had planned felt meaningless without her mother. --- Chapter 4: The Empty Pages Weeks turned into months. Mira tried to go back to her normal life, but nothing felt normal anymore. She stopped writing. She stopped reading. She would sit by the window for hours, staring at nothing, feeling like a hollow shell of herself. One evening, flipping channels mindlessly on TV, she heard a line that caught her attention: "If you are still breathing, your story isn't over." Those simple words stuck in her mind. --- Chapter 5: A New Beginning The next morning, Mira picked up an old notebook — one she had planned to fill with her travel adventures. Instead, she wrote just four words on the first page: "I am still here." It wasn't much. But it was a beginning. And beginnings are powerful. Slowly, she decided to return to college. She changed her major from Business to Literature — her mother’s favorite subject. It felt scary and wrong at first. She wondered if she was making a mistake. But deep inside, something told her: This is the right page to turn. --- Chapter 6: Meeting New Characters College wasn’t easy. Most days Mira felt like an outsider. While her classmates laughed and shared notes, Mira sat quietly, often lost in her own thoughts. In her second semester, she met Ali. Ali was nothing like Mira — loud, messy, full of crazy ideas. He always wore mismatched socks and carried a notebook filled with terrible drawings and wonderful poems. Ali didn’t care if life was messy. He believed that the mess made stories better. He noticed Mira sitting alone in the library one day and just sat across from her without asking. "Mind if I join your chapter?" he said, smiling crookedly. Mira laughed for the first time in months. --- Chapter 7: The Plot Twist Ali and Mira became friends. He encouraged her to write again, not perfect stories — but true ones. He said, "Real stories have scars, Mira. Don't hide them." Inspired by Ali’s words, Mira wrote a short story about grief and hope. Nervously, she sent it to a small magazine. A week later, she received a rejection email. "Too emotional, too personal," the editor wrote. Mira cried. She felt like she had failed her mother, herself, and everyone who believed in her. But when she told Ali, he just shrugged and said, "Good. Now you’re a real writer." Rejections, he said, are just part of the story. --- Chapter 8: Light Breaking Through Mira didn’t stop. She wrote again. And again. And again. Finally, after dozens of tries, a small online magazine published her story. The day she saw her name printed under the title "Chapters of Healing," Mira cried again — but this time, they were happy tears. She realized that success isn’t about big moments. It’s about showing up for yourself every day. It’s about turning the page, even when you’re scared. --- Chapter 9: Dreams Redrawn At twenty-five, Mira was invited to speak at a small writers' gathering. She stood in front of a tiny audience — college students, a few teachers, some old book lovers. Her hands trembled at first. But when she spoke about her mother, about grief, about never giving up, the room grew still. People listened. People cried. And at the back of the room, Ali stood, giving her a thumbs-up with that same crooked smile. In that moment, Mira understood: Her story had value — not because it was perfect, but because it was real. --- Chapter 10: The Story Continues Today, Mira still collects notebooks. But now, she doesn’t fear the blank pages. She welcomes them. Every day is a new page. Every mistake, every success, every heartbreak is a line in her story. She knows that the chapters she never planned — the ones filled with pain and unexpected friendships — are the ones that gave her story its true beauty. Life is not about writing a perfect book. It’s about writing an honest one. And the best part? The story isn’t over yet. It never will be — as long as she keeps turning the pages. ---
By FKG2 years ago in Chapters
Before It Ends. Content Warning.
Darkness surrounded me as my eyes desperately darted all around. Left, right, up down... nothing but an blackened abyss of nothingness.
By Luna Verity2 years ago in Chapters
The Stranger Who Knew My Name
It was a cool autumn evening, the city lights blurring into golden smudges as a soft drizzle fell. I was walking home after an exhausting shift at the bookstore, my tote bag heavier than usual with unsold novels and leftover pastries my boss insisted I take. My mind was lost in thoughts about the mundane — bills, emails, another missed call from my mother — when I noticed him.
By Ashikur Rahman2 years ago in Chapters
The Conduit: Chapter 11
At the edge of death, there is nothing one won't do to survive. Under the beating sun of a hellscape of desert and rock, being lost for days is a sure way to meet one's end. With the tenaciousness of a thousand soldiers, even the most demure might make it, if they're lucky or willing to suffer. And it was suffering felt beneath the heat of the midday so long ago.
By Jason Morton2 years ago in Chapters
Never Open That Door – First Attempt
This is part V of this story. Part IV can be found here and references the preceding three parts if you haven’t read them:
By Calvin London2 years ago in Chapters
The Conduit: Chapter 10
Hours passed, and Max was finally able to return the station to normal routine procedures. They were still investigating Carter’s death, and Han was going over every second of camera footage from the previous night to the morning when Carter was found. All he could do was work the case in front of him. All Max Shepherd could do was inform the group that they needed to send someone to inform Carter’s family. Of course, number one would take care of that. Max didn’t know if he believed his boss or not, and that was why he was searching for personnel files on Carter. He was going to reach out to his family and express his condolences, but he was still working on what to say.
By Jason Morton2 years ago in Chapters