Fan Fiction

Common Sense Test
According to study, 90% of adults get these questions wrong while toddlers do just fine. This is because grown-ups overcomplicate things while children use common sense and don't overthink, so follow their lead and let's start with one.
By OJO OREOFE3 years ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Heirloom
Emily had always loved her grandmother's antique jewelry box. When she was a child, her grandmother would let her play with the box, entranced by the intricate carvings and the shiny silver handles. It was one of her fondest childhood memories.
By GixelMare3 years ago in Fiction
Vengeance
Jack had always believed in justice. He had been raised to believe that if you did the right thing, then justice would be served. However, that belief was shattered the day his wife and daughter were brutally murdered.
By Shahzaib3 years ago in Fiction
"Ethereal Echoes: The Key to the Lost Realm"
Chapter 3: The Luminary Citadel The Luminary Citadel stood tall and majestic, its towering spires reaching toward the heavens. Emily and Lucas approached its grand entrance with a mixture of awe and determination. The pendant around Emily's neck pulsed with a radiant glow, responding to the presence of the citadel's ancient magic.
By RADHEY RADHEY 3 years ago in Fiction
The Shadowed City of Eldrid
In a land far away, there was a city called Eldrid that was shrouded in darkness. The people of Eldrid lived in fear, for their city was haunted by a shadowy presence that had been there for as long as anyone could remember. No one knew where the shadow came from or what it wanted, but everyone knew that it brought with it death and destruction.
By Edward C. Addams3 years ago in Fiction
What if humans disappeared
Convergence: Who Will Fill Our Shoes? Hey there! Let's imagine a world without humans. Sounds weird, right? But just go with me on this. Who would take over the planet and become the new top species? It's a fascinating thought, and scientists have some pretty cool ideas.
By Raza Abbas3 years ago in Fiction
The Secret Life of Time Travelers
As a young girl, Amelia always dreamed of traveling through time. She spent countless hours reading books about historical events, imagining what it would be like to witness them firsthand. She often wondered what secrets time travelers might hold, what incredible stories they might have to tell.
By Edward C. Addams3 years ago in Fiction
Revenance
The world had changed. A discovery that had once been hailed as a scientific breakthrough had turned the world upside down. In the early 21st century, a group of scientists had found a way to reanimate dead cells, bringing the dead back to life. The discovery had been made in an attempt to find a cure for terminal illnesses and to give hope to the grieving, but it had not gone as planned.
By Edward C. Addams3 years ago in Fiction
The Crimson Tides
The sound of waves crashing against the hull of the ship was music to Captain Callaghan's ears. The sea was his home, and he was a pirate through and through. He had been on the high seas for over two decades, and his reputation preceded him. His crew was the best in the business, and they had plundered many ships and ports over the years.
By Edward C. Addams3 years ago in Fiction
The Last Tree
In the year 2050, the world had changed beyond recognition. The air was thick with pollution, the oceans were filled with plastic, and the forests had been replaced by concrete jungles.
By Manabendra Nath Roy3 years ago in Fiction
The Worst Job Interview Ever
Characters: Interviewer Job applicant Synopsis: The scene opens with an interviewer sitting behind a desk, looking through a stack of resumes. The job applicant enters nervously and takes a seat.
By dailyfeed3 years ago in Fiction
The Lunar Heist
It was a well-known fact that the Moon was rich in valuable resources such as helium-3, which could be used as a clean and efficient fuel for nuclear fusion reactors. But extracting these resources from the Moon was a difficult and expensive task, requiring advanced technology and a significant investment of time and money.
By Manabendra Nath Roy3 years ago in Fiction