Adventure

The Siren's Song: A Story of Forbidden Love and Tragedy
Once upon a time, in a kingdom deep beneath the ocean waves, there lived a mermaid named Aella. She was known throughout the seas for her mesmerizing voice and her beauty, which was said to rival even that of the most stunning ocean flowers. Her voice had the power to soothe the most troubled souls and to entrance all who heard it.
By shree nagesh4 years ago in Fiction
The Wall That Could Talk
I am a wall, a silent observer of the world around me. I've been here for as long as I can remember, standing tall and proud, bearing witness to the comings and goings of those who pass by me every day. At first, I was just a plain and simple wall, devoid of any thoughts or emotions. But then one day, something strange happened. I started to hear voices, and soon after, I found that I could speak.
By Kajanan4 years ago in Fiction
Junior and Rex
Junior held his flippers over his feet as he waddled along the hot sand to get to the rocks. He loved to lay on the rocks and sunbake, even though all his friends think he is crazy and call him a hot head. The kids were pointing and giggling but Junior held his head up high and continued on enthusiastically. It was particularly busy today since it is the holiday season and whole families flock out to spend the hot hours in the water, building sand castles and looking for tropical wildlife. Junior had to be charming and agile to get where he wanted to be through the throngs of tourists. He had tried sunbaking in other places, park benches, boat decks- but his irresistibly compelling well groomed nature attracts far too many children who feel the need to try to play with him. The rocks by the sea with the rough waves splashing up against the sides seems the safest place to spend the day. Problem is, he had to get across the sandy beach to get there.
By VJHD4 years ago in Fiction
Unforgettable Love Stories: The Unlikely Pair on a Tropical Island
Introduction Once upon a time, there was a 20-year-old girl named Amelia who lived in a small town in the United States. Actually, she hates love. Because her parents were loving marriage.
By Suresh R4 years ago in Fiction
The Wall That Witnessed History: A Story of Patrick Mahomes and the Super Bowl
If walls could talk, they would have seen it all. The triumphs and the failures, the highs and the lows, the joy and the heartbreak. As a wall in Arrowhead Stadium, home of the Kansas City Chiefs, I have seen it all. But one moment stands out above all others, the moment when Patrick Mahomes became a legend.
By Lawrence Lease4 years ago in Fiction
A Time-Traveler's Journey Through the Ages
Time travel has always been a topic of fascination for many people. The idea of being able to go back in time and witness historic events, or even change the course of history, is a concept that captures the imagination. But what if time travel was more than just a fantasy? What if it was a reality that one individual was living?
By Sami4 years ago in Fiction
Finding Beauty in Differences
Once upon a time, on a serene tropical island, there lived two individuals from completely different walks of life. The first was a wealthy businessman named Jack, who was always on the lookout for new opportunities to expand his wealth and empire. The second was a free-spirited artist named Lily, who had taken a sabbatical from her busy city life to find inspiration and rediscover her passion for painting.
By Kajanan4 years ago in Fiction
Hammers and Nails
If walls could talk, I would tell you that, unlike children, I am put together without a heart or mind or soul. They begin with my bones; two by fours and two by sixes nailed together and covered in a rough but easily penetrable skin they called drywall. The clothes they put me in was a plain white gown of paint and a lining of flat baseboards. My brothers and sisters were put together in much the same way, but some of them were closed off to me when they sealed the other rooms off from us. I got to see them from time to time when they put in a door in my sibling. We were able to see things out of a glass box they cut out ahead of me. The sights were less than colorful with the only thing visible was a cinderblock wall and the smallest of triangles of the roof next door.
By Gunnar Anderson4 years ago in Fiction
The Wall's Tale: A Story of Compassion in the Face of Adversity
If walls could talk, they would have some stories to tell. And I, as a wall, have a story to tell that involves a bank robbery that took place on a sunny afternoon.
By Lawrence Lease4 years ago in Fiction
From Enemies to Allies: A Story of Love on a Tropical Island
Ryan and Nathan were two soldiers from opposing sides of a brutal war. They had been enemies since the day they were drafted, fighting against each other on the front lines. But everything changed when their helicopter crashed on a remote tropical island in the middle of a mission.
By Lawrence Lease4 years ago in Fiction
Stranded Love: A Tale of Two Outlaws on a Tropical Island
Liam was a notorious bank robber, known for his cunning and daring heists. He had always been a lone wolf, never working with partners or involving himself in any kind of personal relationships. He lived for the thrill of the chase, the adrenaline rush of outsmarting the law.
By Lawrence Lease4 years ago in Fiction
WILDCAT
“Don’t leave me here. Please take me with you. I don’t want to live in the wild anymore. I want to see the world!” pleads Nina in her scanty jungle bikini, holding fast to her debonair lover.
By Tom Demar4 years ago in Fiction