family
the forbidden love of the driver and his employer
Jake had always loved cars. He spent his teenage years fixing up old clunkers in his dad's garage, dreaming about the day he'd have a car of his own. So, it wasn't a surprise to anyone when he ended up as a professional driver. He worked for the rich and famous, chauffeuring them around in their luxury cars, and he loved every minute of it.
By Heri hoerudin 2 years ago in Fiction
Dumpling Love
Grandma Ng Swee Ling pottered around in the too-hot kitchen of her Jurong HDB residence, tucked away in the western region of Sunny Singapore. As usual, her well-worn hands were busy melding together rice dumplings filled with tender chunks of roasted meat for Duan Wu Jie, or the Dumpling Festival, celebrated by the Chinese each time the summer solstice set in.
By Michelle Liew Tsui-Lin2 years ago in Fiction
Love triangle (between me, you and my best friend)
The initial approach between me (Ari) and Nasya was already different. Everything was completely unexpected. It all started during our class vacation. It happened when we were still in the first year of high school.
By Heri hoerudin 2 years ago in Fiction
unrequited love. AI-Generated.
So, let me tell you about my epic saga of unrequited love. It all started last summer when I met Emma. Emma was that kind of person who just lit up the room, you know? She had this infectious laugh and a smile that could melt the iciest of hearts. We met at a mutual friend's barbecue, and from the moment she walked in, I was a goner.
By Heri hoerudin 2 years ago in Fiction
Summer Vacation With Family
Vacation with Family The sun beat down on the asphalt as the Johnson family loaded up their minivan for their annual summer vacation. The kids, Sarah and Ben, bounced with excitement as they piled their suitcases and beach toys into the back. Their parents, Mark and Emily, shared a knowing smile as they locked up the house and prepared for the road trip ahead. The journey began with the familiar hum of the highway under their tires and the sound of laughter and chatter filling the car. Sarah and Ben played games, sang along to their favorite songs, and eagerly asked, "Are we there yet?" every hour or so. Mark navigated the roads with ease, while Emily passed out snacks and drinks to keep everyone happy and content. After hours of driving, they finally arrived at their beachfront rental house. The kids raced out of the car, their eyes wide with wonder at the sight of the sparkling ocean stretching out before them. The salty breeze filled their nostrils, and the sound of crashing waves greeted their ears. It was paradise. Days were filled with lazy mornings on the beach, building sandcastles and splashing in the surf. They explored tide pools, collected seashells, and flew kites in the afternoon breeze. Evenings brought family dinners on the patio, watching the sunset paint the sky in hues of pink and orange. One day, they ventured out to a nearby amusement park, where they rode roller coasters, played carnival games, and indulged in cotton candy and ice cream. The kids' faces lit up with pure joy, and Mark and Emily couldn't help but join in the fun, feeling like kids themselves. As the week drew to a close, the Johnson family gathered around a bonfire on the beach, roasting marshmallows and sharing stories from their vacation. Sarah and Ben recounted their favorite moments, from finding a starfish in a tide pool to conquering their fear of the ocean waves. Mark and Emily listened with smiles, grateful for the memories they had made together. On the last morning, as they packed up the car and prepared to head home, Sarah turned to her parents and said, "This was the best vacation ever." Emily hugged her tight, feeling a lump form in her throat. Mark squeezed their hands, knowing that the memories they had created would last a lifetime. And so, as they drove away from the beach, the Johnson family carried with them not just sun-kissed skin and sandy toes, but a bond strengthened by shared experiences, laughter, and love. Summer vacation with family was not just a time away from home—it was a time to come together, to make memories, and to cherish the moments that truly mattered.
By Muhammad Aqil2 years ago in Fiction
WHEN THE SUN STAND STILL
In the quaint town of Willowdale, nestled between rolling hills and ancient forests, the summer solstice was once a revered occasion. The townsfolk would gather at the old oak tree, adorned with flowers and ribbons, to perform the ancient ritual of the Sun's Embrace. As the sun reached its zenith, they would join hands, sing, and dance to honor the longest day of the year. But as time passed, the ritual was forgotten, and the town became like any other. However, on the 150th anniversary of the last Sun's Embrace, a group of curious residents stumbled upon an ancient text hidden within the town's archives. The dusty manuscript described the ritual's significance and its potential to unlock the solstice's hidden power. Intrigued, the group decided to revive the Sun's Embrace, hoping to rekindle the town's connection with nature and its heritage. They spent weeks preparing, rehearsing the ancient songs and dances, and adorning the old oak tree with flowers and ribbons once more. As the summer solstice arrived, the townsfolk gathered at the old oak, their faces filled with excitement and curiosity. They joined hands, sang, and danced as the sun reached its peak. Suddenly, a strange, pulsating light enveloped the gathering, and the air was filled with an otherworldly energy. The ritual had unlocked the solstice's hidden power! The town was bathed in a warm, golden glow, and the skies turned a deep shade of blue. The air was filled with the sweet scent of blooming flowers, and the sound of soft, ethereal music. As the days passed, the townsfolk noticed remarkable changes. The crops grew stronger and faster, the rivers ran clearer, and the forests seemed to whisper ancient secrets to those who listened. The town was transformed, and the revival of the Sun's Embrace had become a beacon of hope and magic. People from neighboring towns and cities began to visit Willowdale, drawn by the rumors of its transformation. They too, felt the solstice's power, and soon, the town became a hub of cultural and spiritual revival. The summer solstice had unlocked more than just an ancient ritual; it had awakened a sense of community, connection, and wonder. As the townsfolk looked up at the sun, now shining brighter than ever, they knew that they had tapped into something much greater than themselves – the magic of the longest day of the year.
By Jophiel williamson2 years ago in Fiction
Why Cybil Believes in Faeries
Despite being a very precocious little girl full of Magick and having wonderful parents who had taught her that the things she saw and the things she could do were as natural as rain in the summertime, Cybil Kae had one major regret: despite all the Magick in her life, she had never once caught so much as a glimpse of a Faerie. She believed in them with all her heart, and wanted very much to see one, but here she was almost eight and a half years old and still hadn't seen one.
By Kyle Hulbert2 years ago in Fiction
Why Cybil Was Born in February
It was very late at night and Cybil couldn't sleep. Her mind was running around inside her head with all kinds of thoughts, thoughts about everything. This wasn't unusual; her mother said that Cybil took after her father. He almost never slept because he was always thinking about everything, too, and was always busy doing something interesting.
By Kyle Hulbert2 years ago in Fiction
Asad Mahmood New York: Pioneering Innovations in the Gaming Industry
New York City, the beating center of technical innovation, gave birth to numerous trailblazers who profoundly impacted their respective fields. Asad Mahmood New York is one of these trailblazers; he is a visionary entrepreneur based in the heart of Manhattan who has not only embraced but also transformed the gaming industry.
By Asad Mahmood NYC2 years ago in Fiction
