Fantasy
The Enchanted Journey
As the first stars appeared in the evening sky, a group of passengers boarded Bus 264, heading to a remote countryside retreat. The bus navigated through the bustling city, leaving behind the skyscrapers and traffic in favor of the open road and rolling hills. The journey ahead promised serenity and adventure, and the atmosphere on board was filled with anticipation and hope.
By Stellan Bergström4 years ago in Fiction
Magical Encounter: A Tale of a Fairy and a Boy in the Mountains of Hunza
Once upon a time, in the heart of the mystical Hunza mountains, there lived a fairy who possessed magical powers. She was known for her ability to heal the sick and injured with a single touch of her hand. Her long hair flowed like a river of gold and her dress shimmered like the stars in the sky. She was a kind and gentle soul, loved and respected by all who knew her.
By Mehtab Abbas4 years ago in Fiction
Love in the Deep Blue Sea.
Once upon a time, there was a young fisherman named Jack who lived in a small village by the sea. Jack loved fishing, and he often spent his days on his small boat out in the vast ocean, trying to catch the biggest fish he could find. One day, as he was casting his net, he saw something he had never seen before.
By Taimoor Hassan Alvi4 years ago in Fiction
A searing light
I never truly knew how important it was to breathe. But trapped in the small space of the wooden chest, my plump body pushed to the margins, it was all I wanted. Air was everything. The inside of the chest was etched with pencil marks, lines, symbols. No words. I closed my eyes briefly, praying and wishing I would somehow escape this dire situation. As time went on, the space seemed to shrink, slowly dissipating from a large crate to a ring box. I could even see the faint hints of ocean water starting to sink through the crevasses of the wood. I felt like a Jack-in-a-box, my body as the dolls fabric, bended and confined to eventually be winded up and removed to breathe and dance around in excitement. But the difference was that I was never getting out of here, and I would never be happy again.
By Rubiewrites🩸 4 years ago in Fiction
Invisible
She woke up with tangled hair and a grubby face, disoriented until fragments of light reached out to her from the satin curtains near her bedside table, waking her up. Ringing the golden bell plastered to the wall, her maids rushed in with a luxurious breakfast that she ate on a silver tray, body still under the warm covers. Her appetite had faltered lately, but today she managed to eat every last drop of syrup that oozed off the buttered pancakes like a golden waterfall. She rationed the single glass of cold water like it was the holy grail, savouring each refreshing lick.
By Rubiewrites🩸 4 years ago in Fiction
Amelia and I
As usual I had slept rather badly. Whenever my brain caught the slightest whiff that something exciting or otherwise was about to happen, it clicked into adrenaline drive. That always meant that sleep was no longer my best friend. I had tossed, cussed, turned, yelled at sleep, begged it to please visit. All to no avail.
By Novel Allen4 years ago in Fiction
The Time Traveler's Dilemma: A Philosophical Story of Free Will and Consequence
John had always been fascinated by time travel. As a young boy, he would dream of going back in time to meet his heroes, or forward in time to see the wonders of the future. As he grew older, he became more interested in the philosophical questions that time travel posed. Could he change the course of history? If he did, what would be the consequences?
By junaid mughal4 years ago in Fiction
The eye contact.
It was a typical Friday evening at my local coffee shop, and I was sitting at my usual table by the window, sipping on my favourite latte and reading a book. The sound of chatter and the aroma of freshly brewed coffee filled the air, creating a cosy ambiance that I loved. As I turned the page of my book, I caught a glimpse of a man walking towards the counter. He was tall, with dark hair and piercing green eyes. He had a confident stride and an air of mystery around him that caught my attention.
By Kinza Ahmed4 years ago in Fiction
The Painful Goodbye
The sun had barely risen over the sleepy town of Millfield, as Emily woke up with a heavy heart. Today was the day she had been dreading for weeks, the day she had to say goodbye to her best friend, Jack. The two had been inseparable since childhood and had been through everything together, from the first day of school to the last day of college. But now, Jack was leaving for a new job in another state, and Emily didn't know how to deal with the pain of losing him.
By zain hassan4 years ago in Fiction
The Gift of Magic
Fantasy Adventure Journey In the land of Eryndor, magic was both revered and feared. Those who possessed the gift of magic were known as the Gifted and were highly sought after by the ruling class. The Gifted were trained in the ways of magic from a young age and were given positions of power within the kingdom. But for those who were not Gifted, life was a struggle.
By Muhammad Hazique Dahri 4 years ago in Fiction
