Fantasy
Shadows of Betrayal
In the heart of the city, where towering skyscrapers kissed the clouds, and the streets hummed with the rhythm of urban life, two friends, Alex and Ryan, found themselves entangled in a web of intrigue that would test the bonds of their friendship.
By Syeda Umama3 years ago in Fiction
Whispers of the Sylvan Night: Potee's Enchanted Encounter with the Fairies
In the heart of Ravenswood, where the moon cast a silvery glow over the ancient trees, lived a boy named Potee. Potee, with his untamed curiosity, was drawn to the outskirts of town, where the forest stood as a gateway to mysteries untold. Little did he know that within the depths of the dark forest, a secret realm awaited—an ethereal realm inhabited by fairies.
By engin olmez3 years ago in Fiction
Immortality Is Him
in a small town, there lived a woman named Ella. She was a kind-hearted young woman who loved to read and spend time with her friends. One evening, while walking home from the library, Ella stumbled upon a man sitting in the park. He was different from any other man she had ever met. He was pale, had sharp features, and his eyes shine like diamonds.
By Daniella Farras3 years ago in Fiction
Please don’t leave me alone
Ikra she was sitting in her favorite tree when the fire broke out and she gasped and rushed off to find her brothers and her neighbors to see if they were alive she saw her brothers and parents dead but heard her fathers family friends they were still alive she went to find her friend Lo’ak and she sighed sobbing trying to process what just happened. “Lo’ak! My brothers and parents are dead!” She cried out.
By Daniella Farras3 years ago in Fiction
Gold, Red Berries, Rosemary, and a Lilac-Colored Vine. Top Story - November 2023.
White-capped mountain peaks were the highest things, scraping along the underside of the still blue sky. They surrounded my village. I’d stare up at them and wonder how high they really went. Though I could see the tops of them from here, I knew I didn’t truly understand their height.
By Stephen Kramer Avitabile3 years ago in Fiction





