Fan Fiction
The Ultimate Road Trip
**Love, Adventure, and Friendship: The Ultimate Road Trip** It all started with a simple plan: four friends, one beat-up old van, and a summer road trip to remember. Alex, Jamie, Sam, and Casey had been friends since middle school, and they had always talked about taking a big trip together. This summer, they decided, would be the one. No more excuses.
By dhian syah2 years ago in Fiction
2,900 Miles
Jessica and Ethan had been together for almost two years when life decided to throw them a curveball. Jessica got an amazing job offer in New York City, a dream come true for her career as a graphic designer. The only catch? They lived in San Francisco, and Ethan’s tech startup was just taking off. Moving wasn’t an option for him.
By dhian syah2 years ago in Fiction
Sad Love Rejection.
At the point when I ventured into the auditorium on the primary day of college, the room hummed with the energy of fresh starts. As I filtered the space for a seat, my eyes were attracted to a figure who appeared to emanate a quality of appeal and refinement. He was strikingly attractive, with an easy elegance that enraptured everybody around him. His name was Sovereign, fitting for somebody who appeared to be practically magnificent in his attitude. I felt a quick draw towards him, an attractive fascination that was however overpowering as it seemed to be peculiar.
By borsha afrin302 years ago in Fiction
Across the Miles
### Across the Miles It all started with a swipe. Sara was sitting on her couch in Boston, scrolling through profiles on a dating app out of sheer boredom. That’s when she stumbled upon Alex, a guy from San Francisco with a goofy grin and a profile filled with pictures of him hiking, cooking, and one awkwardly posed in front of a giant sculpture that looked suspiciously like a huge spoon. Intrigued, she swiped right.
By dhian syah2 years ago in Fiction
How to Write a Book about your Life?
Writing a book about your life is a deeply personal and rewarding endeavor. To ensure the process is both professional and impactful, consider the following steps. Start by hiring professional ebook writers who can help you articulate your experiences effectively. These experts bring a wealth of knowledge in narrative structure, pacing, and character development, ensuring your life story resonates with readers.
By Janice Almond2 years ago in Fiction
Hellraiser: Seconds of Suffering
Perry Bordeaux is staring across the street at the Le Carne antique store. He is nervous but jittery as he walks across the busy street to enter the store. When he walk in he looks around and finds not a customer or store associate in sight as he begins to look around. On his way to the front desk Perry makes a mental note of all the ancient looking pieces of art on the walls and stands that fill the store. When he gets to the front counter he suddenly hears a creek behind him and quickly looks back towards the entrance and finds nothing there but the possessions of the store. When Perry turns around he is startled by a man dressed in an all black garment staring at him with a facial expression that was half serious and half a smile.
By Joe Patterson2 years ago in Fiction
A Story of a Bookseller
It was a beautiful sunny day in December in Pakistan. I was sitting beside her in the corridor of our university. We were having our tea when her beautiful lips started moving to say something beautiful. I prepared myself for that since I always listen to her words with the same attention. Her words began to make a pattern and went as, "There are a few people out there who actually do love. People in this modern time do not have urge to spend their lifetime with anyone. You know Nasir, there are 99% people who are actually faking in love and only 1% are there who actually do love, A true and pure love and those are the people who know how to take care of the other person and how to remain loyal with anyone." I asked her, "Are you among the 99% or 1%." I had curiosity to know though I had an idea how much she loved me. But she startled me by saying, "I won't tell a lie, I am among the 99%. Why would I boast on anything that I don't have." Her words made me numb though I knew that she is still telling a lie.Then I asked her," What about me?" She said," You are among the 1% people who truly love." I was happy to know that but I was confused that who could she be among the 99% as she is in love with me heart and soul. Now.................... Its been almost a year I haven't talked to her. I haven't seen her. She has gone from my life for good. She cleared my confusion a year ago that how she could be among the 99%. Now, I have learnt where to put efforts and where not to. I have learnt to get lessons from past and to look for new experiences. (An event from the life of a bookseller)
By Nasir Malik2 years ago in Fiction
The Giant Of Antopolis.
In a clamoring knoll, under the overhang of murmuring grasses and dynamic wildflowers, lay the many-sided city of Antopolis. Worked from innumerable grains of sand, small twigs, and stones, it was a wonder of designing and association. The insects of Antopolis carried on with their lives as one, each playing out their jobs with military accuracy. In any case, there was a consistent shadow of dread that lingered over them, a fear shared by each subterranean insect from the littlest specialist to the fabulous Sovereign herself — the Monsters.
By borsha afrin302 years ago in Fiction
The Gift Of Dreams.
In a little town settled between moving slopes and lavish vegetation, there carried on with a young lady named Maya. Maya's family was poor, yet her fantasies were rich with yearnings. Her dad worked enthusiastically as a rancher to accommodate the family, while her mom kept an eye on their unobtrusive home and cared for Maya and her more youthful kin.
By borsha afrin302 years ago in Fiction
