Young Adult
The Dog and the Duck: An Unlikely Friendship
Start writing...At the edge of a quiet little village sat a peaceful farm named Cloverhill. It was the kind of place where time moved slowly—where morning dew clung to the grass, and every sunset painted the skies in soft pastels. The animals of Cloverhill lived their days in comfort and calm, each one content in its own little world.
By Muhammad Nasimabout a year ago in Chapters
Whispers of the Past (Chapter 05)
Maya's mind was spinning. With every step she took, she felt like she was being pulled deeper and deeper into a labyrinth of realities she wasn't sure she was ready for. James had urged her to leave, but something inside of her compelled her to believe that she had no choice but to uncover the final truth, no matter what.
By Bari Mir Rahamatulabout a year ago in Chapters
Whispers of the Past (Chapter 04)
Maya couldn't shake the feeling that she was teetering on the edge of something enormous—something that could annihilate everything she had ever known about her mother, and even herself. She walked rapidly down the streets, the notebook Daniel had given her held tightly under her arm, its weight now a constant reminder that the truth was at last within her reach.
By Bari Mir Rahamatulabout a year ago in Chapters
Whispers of the Past (Chapter 03)
Maya could not get the letters, the photographs, and the man in the photos—Daniel—out of her head. Her mother had never spoken about him, not even once, yet here was evidence. These were no ordinary letters; they were confessions, heartbreaking admissions of a love that had remained hidden for years.
By Bari Mir Rahamatulabout a year ago in Chapters
Whispers of the Past (Chapter 02)
Maya couldn't help but feel that the walls of the house were closing in on her. The letter she had just read left her gasping, the burden of her mother's secret weighing heavily on her breast. Who was her mother really? And what kind of life had she lived that she had kept hidden for so long?
By Bari Mir Rahamatulabout a year ago in Chapters
Whispers of the Past (Chapter 01)
Maya stood on the porch of the house she left ten years before. The house she promised herself she would never again set foot in. The house where memories she never wanted to see again were packed away in dusty corners and empty rooms.
By Bari Mir Rahamatulabout a year ago in Chapters
Harper's Hill, Chapter 22: No More Secrets
Getting out of the parked moving truck, Julian looked up at the new house. Him and Isaac had finally found a new home to move into with their daughter Camille, and though Julian was excited, he also felt intimidated. This house was so much bigger, so much newer and more polished compared to their old house, which Julian and Isaac had been living in for almost 20 years. It was time for an upgrade.
By Amanda Doyleabout a year ago in Chapters
Guardians and Angels | Chapter Three "Storytellers"
If I could rearrange time, I would take the moment his father caught us dancing in the California sunset, and I'd place it so far into our future, the universe would grow too cold for us to find it, all the burning stars would be long gone. God would find that moment, in the darkness, at closing time, and would wonder how it got there.
By Christopher Dubbsabout a year ago in Chapters
"The Previous Tenant Never Really Left"
1. The Dream Apartment When I signed the lease for Unit 3C, the broker never mentioned why the last tenant broke contract. The loft had exposed brick, huge windows, and most importantly - it was $800 below market rate.
By AMINUL ISLAM ZIHADabout a year ago in Chapters
The Bizarre Life of Edgar Strange
Chapter 1 The birds chirped outside. The sunlight poured into Edgar Strange’s bedroom window. The rest of Edgar’s bedroom was shrouded in darkness. The lid to Edgar’s wooden coffin popped open. The inside of the coffin was lined with pillows. Edgar’s father Mike knocked on his son’s bedroom door. ‘’Come in,’’ Edgar said. Mike opened the door and a bat flew towards his head. ‘’ Yikes,’’ Mike shrieked.‘’Edgar how many 'mes have I told you to keep that darn bat inside its cage,’’ Mike shrieked. “I’m sorry father,’’ Edgar spoke so+ly. Edgar whistled and the bat $ew into the bedroom. The bat perched on the index -nger and the middle -nger too. ‘’Marty now you know you aren’t supposed to be out of your cage,’’ Edgar scolded his bat. Edgar placed his bat inside its cage and Edgar closed the door behind the bird. ‘’Hurry up and get ready I am taking you to school today,’’ Mike said. ‘’Ok,’’ Edgar groaned. The clouds burst open and rain water poured out of them. The rain tapped against the windshield of Mike’s 1999 Ford pickup truck. The truck shone so brilliantly the car could have passed for maybe a 06 or maybe an 07 even. Mike pulled his truck out in the horseshoe where
By DJ Robbinsabout a year ago in Chapters
The Unexpected Encounter
⸻ The Unexpected Encounter: A Journey of Change Chapter 1: A Day Like Any Other It was an ordinary Tuesday morning when Sarah sat at her desk, staring out of the window. The city was bustling with life, but in her small corner office, she felt alone. Work had become a routine, a series of monotonous tasks that no longer excited her. Sarah had always dreamed of doing something more meaningful, but as the days turned into weeks, she felt trapped in the cage of comfort.
By Cherish Esosa Uwaifohabout a year ago in Chapters
