Adventure
The Adventures of Abernathy Franklin
It was a particularly warm evening in August when I had a most intriguing, scarcely believable experience. Life altering, I suppose one might say. I had readied myself for bed, brushed the pearly whites, donned the pink pajamas …or they may have been coral…or it could have been persimmon..is that how you say that? Persimmon? it’s not important) …anyway, I was well snuggled in and on the point of dropping into a pleasant sleep when I heard a sound. It was a sort of sudden shuffling or scuffle coming from the direction of the kitchen, as if a body of some kind had abruptly stopped itself on the edge of a chair, and shifted it an inch or two. My eyes shot open, not much use in the dark, and I tilted an ear in the direction of the sound, holding my breath and listening intently.. Part of me desperately wondering why I did not routinely take a carving knife to bed. There came more softs sounds of covert movement when…
By Haleigh Overseth4 years ago in Fiction
The Talking Wall
Emilia was a young woman who formerly resided in a little village encircled by undulating hills and deep woodlands. Emilia spent most of her days tending to her family's farm and caring for her animals while living in a modest cottage with her parents and younger sister.
By Daniela Mihalachi4 years ago in Fiction
The Time Traveller
Once upon a time, in a world much like our own, there lived a man named Roger who was a brilliant scientist. He had dedicated his life to studying time travel and finally, after years of hard work and experimentation, he had built a time machine. The machine was a marvel of engineering, and Roger was filled with excitement and a sense of purpose as he began to plan his first journey through time.
By Guru Prasanth4 years ago in Fiction
The Voice of the Past: A Narrative by a Living Wall
If walls could talk, I would have many tales to tell. I am the wall of a grand mansion, a place of luxury and extravagance, a place where countless secrets have been whispered and hidden away. I have seen the heights of humanity, yet also the depths. I have witnessed the joys and heartaches of those who have lived and loved within these walls.
By Radim Badura4 years ago in Fiction
Navigating Fate's Waters
Harold chuckled as he watched his friend Jose effortlessly juggle three billiard balls on top of the pool table. He took another sip of whiskey, already feeling the effects of the five shots he’d had earlier. Despite that, he didn’t want to stop now, they were on vacation, and he wanted to live it up. He signaled the bartender, who approached with a smirk on her face. He ordered a draft beer instead, deciding to pace himself for the rest of the night. The bartender swiped his room key before filling a cold mug with beer from the tap.
By Timberly Price4 years ago in Fiction
Walls on LSD Now Help
Once upon a time, there was a beautiful house that stood on the edge of a quiet town. It was a modest, two-story home with white walls, a red roof, and large windows that let in the warm sunshine. The house was surrounded by a large, lush garden with a tall fence that kept the outside world at bay.
By Christopher Franklin Hyer4 years ago in Fiction
A Journey of Self-Discovery
Once upon a time, there was a young woman named Lily who lived a monotonous life. She worked at a dull office job and spent her evenings watching TV and scrolling through social media. She felt unfulfilled and yearned for something more. One day, she stumbled upon a quote that read, "The only way to do great work is to love what you do." This resonated with her and she realized that she needed to make a change.
By Alpha Alpha4 years ago in Fiction
A Journey to Find the Lost City
Once upon a time, there lived a young adventurer named Jack. He was known for his courage and his passion for exploring unknown lands. Jack had always been fascinated by stories of lost cities and hidden treasures, and he longed to embark on a journey to find such a place.
By Alpha Alpha4 years ago in Fiction
