Holiday
Snowbound Hearts
The college dormitory was eerily silent, its hallways dimly lit and deserted. Outside, a ferocious winter storm howled, blanketing the campus in layers of snow. Most students had left for the holidays, eager to celebrate Christmas with their families. But for Ava and Ethan, the storm had other plans.
By Adarsh Khare2 years ago in Fiction
Whisking Up Christmas
Snow fell in soft, lazy flakes outside the frosted window of Bella’s Bakery. Inside, the air was warm and inviting, filled with the mingling aromas of cinnamon, nutmeg, and freshly baked bread. Claire, the girl behind the counter, wiped her flour-dusted hands on her apron as she glanced at the clock. It was a few minutes past six, and the shop was nearly empty, save for a few last-minute customers picking up Christmas Eve treats.
By Adarsh Khare2 years ago in Fiction
361 Memoirs of Eddie H. Christ, Jesus' Little Brother—"Come in Peace"
So let’s see. The Christmas star was so mysterious that no one would've guessed the real truth. There was that supernova theory, for which we can be thankful that we have stuff like Cesium in us—and iron doesn’t hurt none either. And then there are all the comet theories; there’s the hypothetical conjunctional conglomeration of three planets in the constellation Pisces.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
