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The Queen of Windmere Returns
The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. That was commonly known lore throughout the kingdom of Windmere. None of the Elders knew where it came from, just that it was something that happened a long time ago. Their current queen, Ashland, believed it was her great-great grandmother who disappeared.
By Barb Dukeman2 years ago in Fiction
Whispers of the Forgotten Isle
The wind howled through the crumbling stone towers of Arkenmoor Isle, a desolate place abandoned for centuries. Few dared to speak of it, and fewer still ventured near its shores. Legend told of a great kingdom that once thrived there, until one night, it vanished without a trace. The island became a hushed whisper, a shadow lurking in the corner of maps. But for Mara, it was more than a forgotten place. It was the key to her family's curse.
By Awais Aslam2 years ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Promise. AI-Generated.
I first saw him standing under the flickering glow of a weathered lamppost, just outside the old university library. He wasn’t particularly striking, but the word intriguing kept resurfacing in my thoughts. His dark hair was tousled, not by design but by the wind, and he wore a simple gray trench coat that seemed almost anachronistic in the busy, modern city. His gaze was fixed on something distant, something beyond the reality that the rest of us were moving through. I couldn't help but feel drawn to him, though I assumed he was just another lost soul in the city, perhaps a student or a late-night reader who had spent too long in the musty aisles of the library.
By Awais Aslam2 years ago in Fiction
Voices of the Silenced: Stories from the Margins
Settled amid hazy mountains, Graymoor was a quiet town where the breeze murmured stories that nobody needed to hear. Graymoor was simply one more stop on a long, twisting course to the passing voyagers. The town square was broken with age, the congregation steeple was mature, and the cobblestone roads were all around worn. Not many individuals focused on the little, for the most part, failed to remember the rear entryway that began the principal street, where the genuine stories the ones that nobody at any point discussed were kept.
By AKM Shayful islam2 years ago in Fiction
"THE WATCH"
There was something hypnotic about the way the old watch ticked. It wasn’t just a timekeeper; it was a legacy. Passed down from one generation to the next, the watch had seen more than any human could. Its sleek silver casing, though slightly tarnished, gleamed under the dim glow of the lamps in Ethan’s small, cluttered apartment. He often found himself staring at it for hours, as if it held the answers to questions he didn’t know he had.
By Marwa Jawad2 years ago in Fiction
Diabetic Pregnant Women
Diabetic pregnant women can use to inhaler? Diabetic Pregnant Women and Inhaler Use: Navigating Safe Treatments: Overseeing persistent ailments during pregnancy presents extraordinary difficulties. For pregnant ladies with diabetes, keeping up with stable blood glucose levels while tending to other medical problems is basic. One normal well-being worry that might require treatment during pregnancy is respiratory issues, especially asthma. Inhalers, frequently recommended to oversee asthma side effects, are by and large protected, however diabetic pregnant ladies might require additional contemplations while utilizing them. This article examines how inhalers work, their security for diabetic pregnant ladies, and ways to oversee asthma and diabetes at the same time during pregnancy.
By nadia khanom2 years ago in Fiction
My Baby. Content Warning.
Everytime I see that heavy belly I want to punch something. Break something. Roy and I tried for years. One by one, our friends shared their happy news. We couldn't avoid them. Social media meant that we saw them even when we didn't see them. It felt like every month brought another announcement. At first, I unfollowed them, but it got so I'd have to unfollow almost all my friends.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
