family
The Conversation
Melanie hustled about the kitchen making breakfast. She pushed the bread into the toaster, reached into the refrigerator, and pulled out the milk. She stepped across the small room and half-filled the two glasses. The children were already seated at the table, waiting patiently for their warm plate of scrambled eggs and toast. Melanie was thankful that it was a good morning. No temper tantrums or whining to slow her down.
By Suzy Jacobson Cherry3 years ago in Fiction
Finding the Right Exercise Shoes for Children
Finding the Right Exercise Shoes for Children: What to Look for and Why It Matters As parents, we all want our children to lead healthy and active lives. Regular exercise is essential for their physical and mental wellbeing, and it can also be a lot of fun. But if your child is going to be running, jumping, and playing sports, it's important that they have the right footwear to support their feet and keep them comfortable. Here's what you need to know when it comes to finding the right exercise shoes for children.
By natpumin preesiri3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 16 : The Stranger's Offer
Yuuto sat alone in the forest, deep in thought. He had been thinking a lot about his past lately, and how it had led him to where he was now. He didn't notice the stranger who had been watching him for some time now, until the person spoke up.
By Abhishek Vijayan3 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 14 :The Unforeseen Consequence
Yuuto had always been aware of his immense power, but he had never imagined that it would spiral out of control. The thought of hurting someone he cared about made him shudder, and he knew that he needed to get a grip on his abilities before it was too late.
By Abhishek Vijayan3 years ago in Fiction
My dear old bitter friend.
I awaken from slumber, groggy and tired, as is life with a 6 month old. No sleep has ever been the same since we had Cian, but It's made easier by my dear old bitter friend. I throw on an oversized t-shirt and lean over the crib, to be warmed and welcomed with open arms and an ear from ear smile. He screams in a pitch only dogs can hear, excited to see his mummy again. I lean forward, whisper good morning gorgeous boy as I do every morning and take him gently in my arms. He's always so warm and cosy.
By Billie Whyte3 years ago in Fiction
Jake's Magical Journey
Once upon a time, a young orphan named Jake lived in the bustling city of New York. He lived in an old orphanage with no family to call his own. Jake had always felt like he was different from the other kids. He had always felt like there was something magical about him. Little did he know, he was right.
By Khudair Ahmed Shaikh3 years ago in Fiction
A LIFE IN BLOOM
Abigail was a single mother who lived with her two sons, Simon and Tim, in a small town. Despite the challenges of being a single parent, Abigail was determined to provide her children with the best life possible. She ran a florist shop in the town center and worked hard to make ends meet.
By Naureen Ikram3 years ago in Fiction
The Thief of Hearts
As the sirens blared outside, Jack leaned against his cell's cold, hard wall, the sound reverberating through his entire being. He knew it was only a matter of time before they found him. Jack had been at the top of the criminal underworld for years, untouchable and unbreakable. But now, it was all coming to an end.
By Khudair Ahmed Shaikh3 years ago in Fiction
Fleeing For a Better Life.
I was born and raised in a small village in a country that was plagued by war and poverty. My parents worked hard to make ends meet, but it was never enough. I remember going to bed hungry some nights and having to walk miles to fetch water from a nearby river. Despite all of this, my parents always instilled in me the importance of education and the hope for a better future.
By Irene Ebubedike3 years ago in Fiction
