Adventure
Forest Dance
Jackson used to collect wood from the forest to make furniture. That’s why he had to find fine and solid wood for this purpose. Oak, teak, and cedar trees were present in different parts of the jungle and were considered best for furniture making. He had to go deep inside the forest to get good quality wood. That forest was deep and dense, full of animals like bears.
Ainy AbrahamPublished a day ago in FictionChangeling; Chapter 5
I'm pulling spices down from the rack when my phone rings. It's Ava's ringtone. Curious, I pull my phone from my pocket and answer it.
Katarzyna CrevanPublished a day ago in Fictionhole in the earth
“Alois, why are we running?” Lise pants out at her best friend. She attempts to slow their pace, her legs still burning from the previous day’s work. But Alois’s legs are unrelenting, as is his grip on her hand, and he doesn’t deign her with a response.
angela hepworthPublished a day ago in FictionA World with Wings
Imagine a world where people aren’t stuck on the ground — they’ve got wings! Like, real, actual wings. How awesome would that be? Let’s check out all the cool things you could do daily if humans had wings.
Title: Unraveling the Mystery: The Most Controversial Endings in TV History
Television shows have a unique power to captivate audiences, drawing them into intricate narratives and complex characters. Yet, it's often the endings that leave the most lasting impressions – for better or for worse. From shocking twists to divisive resolutions, let's dive into the world of television's most controversial endings and explore the fervent debates they ignited.
A Laughing Matter
Sicily | 1943 Standing on the parapet of the Lombardia Castle, Nadine and her newly cropped hair watched as the holy, historical landmark - Rocca di Cerere - crumbled into pieces down the side of a luscious emerald knoll.
The Shapeshifter's Dilemma
In the ancient forest of Eldertree, where the whispers of the wind danced through the branches and the shadows held secrets untold, there lived a shapeshifter named Lyra. Born under the watchful gaze of the moon and blessed—or cursed—with the ability to take on the form of any creature she desired, Lyra's life was a constant balancing act between her human identity and the wild spirit that dwelled within her.
M.Kamran ShaukatPublished a day ago in FictionThe Oldest Oak
"I don't like these woods," Dafydd muttered. They had a presence that unnerved him. It wasn't the darkness; it wasn't the smell of them nor was it the unidentifiable shufflings, rustlings and creakings. It was something more and his instinct was twitching spasmodically in response and transmitting its vibrations to his gut. The air felt thicker and more hesitant to part and whilst his movement was unhindered, he felt enclosed on all sides.
Rachel DeemingPublished a day ago in FictionEchoes of the Baltimore Bridge
In the heart of Baltimore, where the city pulses with life, there stands a bridge. It's not just any bridge; it's a silent witness to the ebbs and flows of human emotions, carrying the weight of countless stories within its iron veins. This bridge, spanning the Patapsco River, has seen laughter and tears, love and heartbreak, hope and despair. But amongst the myriad tales it holds, there is one that echoes with a poignant resonance.
Pavan KumarPublished a day ago in FictionMindless; Chapter 15
When I wake up, I'm lying on Eren. One of his arms is wrapped around me. I scan my surroundings with my eyes without moving. The rising sun paints the sky in pale reds and oranges. It's peaceful and quiet. I let my eyes slip shut once more, wanting to fully enjoy the quiet.
Katarzyna CrevanPublished a day ago in FictionEchoes of Harmony: A Tale of Guardianship in the Whispering Woods
In the heart of the Whispering Woods, where the emerald canopy intertwined with golden sunlight, there existed a realm where the trees whispered secrets as old as time. Moss-covered roots intertwined like the veins of an ancient being, and the air hummed with magic that only those attuned to nature could sense.
Syed Arbaz Ali RizviPublished 2 days ago in FictionDick Winchester in... The Pentagon Part 2
Part 1: ~~~~ MP5 smacking into my chest as I hustled with a heavy-ass box of 7.62 NATO in each hand, I reflected on just how little life seemed to change. Despite all my success, I still was an ammunition rat, scuttling among the debris.
Stephen A. RoddewigPublished 2 days ago in Fiction