Adventure
Rain of Gold Coins
This story is about a miser named Fakirdas. He had several acres of land. Fakirdas had employed several labourers for farming. He also used to lend money. Fakirdas used to charge a hefty interest by lending money to people. His miserliness also helped him a lot in accumulating wealth. In this way, he became the richest person in the village.
By Nikita Angel2 years ago in Fiction
A Partnership for the Future of Work
In a bustling city filled with towering high rises and never-ending activity, there lived a man named Rishad, a venture director at a developing tech company. His days were long and filled with steady gatherings, due dates, and a never-ending stream of emails. Despite his success, Rishad frequently felt overpowered by the weight of obligation that came with overseeing groups and guaranteeing projects ran smoothly.
By Nafees Salman2 years ago in Fiction
Lilith's Blessing 18
18. “You show yourself now? You let your son die. But you saved that?” Akor pointed his white sword at Memet. Xia’s eyes widened, her mana sufficient for her to perceive Memet’s true form. She glared like she saw right through him. Long, dark dread hung from his cheeks, down to his stomach. Dark black skin, his greying beard covered most of his face. But his cold eyes, visible, stared back at the couple.
By Travis J. H. 2 years ago in Fiction
Mirage
Introduction This is inspired by a couple of lines from the song "A Trick Of The Tail" by Genesis. "Am I Wrong To Believe In The City Of Gold?It Lies In The Deep Distance........There, Beyond The Realms Of Your Weak ImaginationLie The Noble Towers Of My City, Great And GoldLet Me Take You There."
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
The Miller-Urey Spark
Miller-Urey Experiment What would this Earth have been like billions of years ago? Volcanoes were erupting, lightning was streaking across the sky, and the atmosphere was an entirely different place than what we're used to now! There were no animals, no trees, no humans as we know them today. There was a planet's worth of chemicals.
By Rohitha Lanka2 years ago in Fiction
The Well and the Wisdom
A lawyer sold a well to a teacher. Two days later, the lawyer approached the teacher and remarked, "Sir, while I sold you the well, the contract does not cover the water! If you wish to access the water, you will need to pay an additional fee."
By Rohitha Lanka2 years ago in Fiction









