Adventure

To Make Gods Kneel
The winds howled across the desert, kicking sand into furious spirals. The remains of Olympus shimmered like mirages on the horizon. Sarai stood in the heart of the battlefield, her body still buzzing from the previous fight, her knuckles sore, her pulse steady.
By Kaori Knight about a year ago in Fiction
Building Unbreakable Trust in Your Relationship.
Maya sat on the balcony, cradling her coffee cup like it was the only thing holding her together. The morning was quiet, but her heart wasn’t. The last six months had been a whirlwind—of love, fear, and more questions than answers. And it all began with a man named Zayan.
By Muhammad Saeedabout a year ago in Fiction
Dead Battery
“Can someone help me? My car won’t turn over.” I directed at the clerk behind the counter. “We can but it will be a while. Our workshop guy is out towing a car. Should be back in about an hour or two.”
By Baby Josieabout a year ago in Fiction
Journey To The Summit
The rain cascaded down from the skies. Each drop akin to a needle piercing through the low hanging clouds of Bai Lu Mountain.
By LAST APPRENTICEabout a year ago in Fiction
Dead Internet Theory
Dead Internet Theory by[Javid khan] "Reboot the Web. Rewrite the World." That was the only line in the email—sent from an address that didn’t exist, routed through six layers of onion proxies, timed to self-destruct 60 seconds after opening.
By PROFESSOR PROFESSORabout a year ago in Fiction
Ghost of the Sea
Atlantis shimmered like a dream carved from crystal and sunlight. Sprawling towers of aquamarine glass spiraled into the clouds, their tips catching the light of twin suns as they arced across the sky. Bridges of living coral pulsed with life beneath footfalls, and waterfalls of liquid light cascaded down cliffs carved by gods. Magic was not a force here; it was breath, blood, instinct. The city pulsed with it.
By Kaori Knight about a year ago in Fiction
Tide of Fire
The desert wind had grown quiet. The final embers of war still glowed faintly across the sand, the bodies of gods and monsters vanished or buried by their own. And yet, despite the silence, there was no peace, not yet.
By Kaori Knight about a year ago in Fiction
The Last Snowfall
The air was dry, still, and too warm for December. Not even the illusion of winter lingered anymore. Earth had stopped pretending.
By Salah Uddinabout a year ago in Fiction
A Wallet Full of Time
Leo Chen measured his life in minutes. Not minutes lived—minutes billed. As a mergers & acquisitions analyst at Sterling & Grey, his value was calculated in six-minute increments, the smallest unit on the firm’s time-tracking software. 14-hour days bled into weekends. His fiancée, Maya, had left six months ago, telling him, "You’re selling time you don’t own, Leo." He hadn’t understood. Not then.
By Habibullahabout a year ago in Fiction
Cute Spouses: A Love Story That Grows with Time
A Love Story That Grows with Time Discover the heartwarming story of cute spouses Emma and Jake, whose love story proves that the simplest moments can make the biggest memories. A must-read for romantic souls.
By its_ishfaq_ahmadabout a year ago in Fiction
This Summer Belongs To The Stars
Trevor and Susie knew they were old and past it. Fifty years married to each other, travelling the world together, they never regretted their adrenal junkie lifestyle. The only thing they did miss out on was their chance to become parents and then grandparents. It just wasn’t to be. Susie was told she couldn’t conceive. By the time they had lived their dreams and wanted to settle down, life had caught up to them.
By Elizabeth Butlerabout a year ago in Fiction
Eyes in the Night: A Wolf’s Tale from the Forest
The forest was alive, but silent. Moonlight filtered through the canopy, casting silver shadows across the undergrowth. Owls hooted in the distance, and the wind whispered through the pines. But none of that mattered to the creature standing still at the edge of the clearing — a lone wolf with glowing yellow eyes, ears twitching at every sound.
By Muhammad Saeedabout a year ago in Fiction