Adventure
Password Reset
It was a typical Monday morning for Jane, she woke up early, had her breakfast and headed to work. As she sat in front of her computer, ready to tackle the day's tasks, she realized she couldn't remember her password. She tried every combination of letters and numbers she could think of, but nothing seemed to work. Frustrated and running late, she decided to reset her password.
By Adepoju Oluwatoyin4 years ago in Fiction
Creating a Comfortable and Inviting Living Space: An In-Depth Look at Home Decor and Interior Design
Home decor and interior design play a significant role in creating a comfortable and inviting living space. From traditional styles to modern designs, the world of home decor and interior design is constantly evolving. Not only do they enhance the aesthetic appeal of a home, but they also have an impact on mental wellness, sustainable living and the way we interact with our living spaces. This blog aims to explore the evolution, impact, future and role of home decor and interior design in our daily lives.
By SHIAMGANESH 4 years ago in Fiction
Fire of Love
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled in the heart of a lush forest, there lived a young woman named Isabella. She was known throughout the village for her kind heart and gentle spirit, but her life was far from perfect. Isabella's heart had been shattered when the man she loved, a handsome young hunter named Jack, had left to seek his fortune in the city.
By Adepoju Oluwatoyin4 years ago in Fiction
The Dragon Browser-Introduction,Science fiction series
The protagonist of this story is Paul Rackersmith, aged 20, who lives in Sinland. He has a beloved friend named Michael Dorendoll, of the same age, who lives in Roverstreet. Both places are far away, covering a distance of 500 km. They met and became friends through 'interchat', an online application used for personal chats. They both share their life events through that app.
By Amal Poulose4 years ago in Fiction
Forever Imprinted on My Mind
You and me. Me and you. Days full of adventure. Days so full of spontaneous adventures that we never had to worry about what we were going to do that day; you always had it covered. From curling up under the covers to a good movie to running barefoot in the rain, you always had it covered. God, James. Why'd it have to end so soon? Why'd you have to end so soon? I always thought that would be my forever. You'd be my forever. Never would I have thought those adventures would eventually come to an end. Dammit James. Why'd you have to go and ruin such a beautiful thing? Why'd you have to be so selfish, James? It was supposed to be me and you. Me and you, James. Forever imprinted on my mind will be those amazing adventures you always managed to pull out at the most convenient times. Dammit James. You really did have me hoping for a forever with you. You really had me sitting on my bed, praying for your next text message... wondering where you were going to take us next.
By 'Lissa Stufflestreet4 years ago in Fiction
The story about the star-crossed love between an orc and an elf
In the land of Eldrida, there was a magical paradise known as the Emerald Isle. It was a place of beauty and wonder, where the forests were lush and the rivers sparkled like diamonds. It was also a place of great danger, where dark magic and ancient curses lurked in every shadow.
By Nipun M. Wijerathne4 years ago in Fiction
Rising Dead
The Incident The story begins on a quiet, chilly night in the small town of Oakwood. The streets were deserted, and the only sound was the distant howling of the wind as it blew through the trees. Suddenly, a loud noise shattered the silence. It came from the local cemetery on the outskirts of town.
By Liviu Roman4 years ago in Fiction
Observance
In less than a day all mankind disappeared except two. In a week, all household pets trapped would also die and in following months plants that relied on humanity would die. The fallacy of the extinction of mankind would benefit nature is a cruel joke. Nature enjoys playing with mankind, ah yes, but without mankind who would play with her. The last two humans I left on the planet wasn’t a parting gift but a curiosity played out. What would happen if I left two people? Of course, it wouldn’t be fun if they were neighbours, so I chose two of opposing directions. Nature provided for the last two humans for years providing all the meat, water and shelter she could in hope that her friends would be restored. It can be said nature is masochistic in nature. Humanity learnt to beat nature in their final years to devastating costs at times, but nature knew if she waited enough humans would surprise her again with solutions and more fun games. The girl I left chose to wonder the streets, suburbs, cities and soon states. Australia is a large continent and one can’t easily cover distance when one doesn’t know what she’s searching for. Years, she wondered for companionship, friendship, a person, an abuser, a thing able to communicate.
By Seth Trevelyan4 years ago in Fiction
