Fan Fiction

Lessons in Love
The bell rang with its usual sharpness, signaling the start of yet another class. The classroom buzzed with chatter, notebooks flipping open, chairs scraping back into place. On the third bench near the window, Aarav adjusted his glasses and silently took out his economics textbook. He was always early—always prepared. He liked the order of things. But today, as the sun angled through the dusty panes and cast golden patches on the desks, something in the air felt different.
By Taslim Ullahabout a year ago in Fiction
The Quest for Eldoria
Right smack in the thickest tangle of the Wildwood—seriously, the kind of place where the trees don’t just stand, they stare you down—there was this wolf, Kael. Dude rocked a coat blacker than a taxicab in midnight Manhattan, and those eyes? All amber and mysterious, picking up the weirdest glints from the strangest shadows. Most wolves stick with their squad, all cuddled up, chasing rabbits, whatever. Not Kael. Nah, legends chased him harder than he chased dinner. One legend—the shiniest, juiciest one—kept gnawing at his head: Eldoria. The lost city of gold. Basically, mythic bling hidden under some mountain, if you believe the bar talk.
By Cotheeka Srijonabout a year ago in Fiction
A Story About Love And Adventure In The Wilderness
**Title: Echoes of the Wild** The wilderness was alive with the symphony of nature—birds singing, leaves rustling, and a distant river rushing over rocks. For Clara, this untouched expanse was both a refuge and a mystery waiting to be unraveled. She had come to the remote mountains seeking solitude and a break from her hectic city life, but she didn’t expect her journey to turn into something far more extraordinary.
By obadiahabout a year ago in Fiction
The Portal’s Edge Subtitle
Dang, the whole afternoon started off like any other—just four kids, bored outta their minds in the sticky summer heat. Maya, Eric, Lola, and Javier, all with nothing but flashlights, a couple granola bars shoved into deep pockets, plus the usual group bravado you get after years of sneaking around together. So, someone (probably Maya, because duh) goes, “Hey, wanna hit up the quarry?” Of course, they’re all in. No one says no to Maya, especially when her eyes get that spark, you know? Anyway, they’re crashing through knee-high weeds and kicking old stones, swapping dumb jokes, feeling invincible and basically immortal. No clue how wild things are about to get.
By Cotheeka Srijonabout a year ago in Fiction
The Whispering Crown
Alright, let me take a swing at it— So, Eldoria—picture a kingdom that probably looks like it was snatched right outta some old storybook, all rolling hills and rivers that actually glitter in the sunlight. Sounds peaceful, right? Well, it kinda was, at least until Princess Lyra got involved. Lyra wasn’t your cliché royal, trust me. Forget ballgowns and tiaras—she'd rather be elbows deep in wildflowers (probably got dirt under her fingernails most days), weaving between trees like she belonged out there more than in a marble hall.
By Cotheeka Srijonabout a year ago in Fiction
SCIENCE FICTION
"The call of the silent planet" 1. Start: It was 2110 AD. The world is no longer the same. Climate change, dependence on excess technology, and human unlimited greed have made the environment of the earth almost inaccessible. So from the 21st, many countries jointly started the "settlement of new planet" project. Under it multiple exploration missions were sent-one of which was the Noah-1 ".
By sagorbariabout a year ago in Fiction
The Giver
In a world where sameness reigned supreme, where color had vanished from vision and every choice — from one’s job to one’s spouse — was dictated by strict committees, lived a boy named Jonas. His community was pristine, efficient, and peaceful — or so everyone believed. Pain, hunger, war, and conflict had been eradicated. No one ever felt deep sorrow, but neither did they feel real joy. Emotions were subdued, language was precise, and memories of the past were locked away, forgotten.
By khanabout a year ago in Fiction
The Last Ember Queen
In the frostbound Kingdom of Valdria, fire had not touched the earth in over a century. Flames were once worshipped, their heat sustaining great forges, temples, and festivals. But after the Ember Rebellion—a war led by fire-wielders against a tyrant king—magic was outlawed, and those born with the ember-mark were hunted and burned.
By Nomiabout a year ago in Fiction
Onyx Storm
The Broken Wards and the Choice Beyond the Border The wind over the mountain passes of Navarre had changed. Violet Sorrengail could feel it—thinner, colder, laced with something ancient. Ever since the wards began to fail, magic itself had become unstable. And so had trust.
By Nomiabout a year ago in Fiction
I Found a Diary Under My Floorboards… The Last Entry Was My Name
When I moved into the old Victorian house on Hawthorn Lane, I expected creaky floorboards and cold drafts—not a terrifying mystery under the floor. I was drawn to the place for its charm, its history, and, frankly, the affordable rent. But what I found buried beneath the floorboards was something far more chilling than I ever imagined: a diary, stained, worn, and with a final entry that read—my name.
By Muhammad about a year ago in Fiction
How I Accidentally Became King of the Moon
🌕 How I Accidentally Became King of the Moon I never planned to become royalty—especially not on the Moon. Honestly, I was just trying to avoid math homework.
By rokib ahmedabout a year ago in Fiction
The Flawed Beauty of Being Human
🌟 The Flawed Beauty of Being Human Have you ever made a mistake and felt like you weren’t good enough? Maybe you failed a test, forgot something important, or said something you didn’t mean. If you have, you’re not alone. We all mess up. We all get scared. We all feel unsure sometimes. But here’s a secret: that’s what makes us beautifully human.
By rokib ahmedabout a year ago in Fiction