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The Curse of Mirkwood
Once upon a time, there was a small village called Mirkwood. The village was surrounded by a dense forest, hence the name. It was said that the forest was cursed and nobody dared to venture into it.
Arpan GaraiPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Unstoppable Love of a Superhero and a Mortal
It all started when she was just a young girl. She had discovered her powers, her incredible strength and her ability to fly. It was a gift, but it was also a curse. She was different, not like other people. People feared her, whispered about her behind her back, and called her names. But she didn't let it get to her. She learned to control her powers, to use them for good, and to protect the people she loved.
AJ DigitalPublished about a year ago in FictionFirst Date
“Just be yourself,” her co-workers suggested. Yeah but if you guys knew my real self you’d take off running, she thought, nodding intently.
Liz PierrePublished about a year ago in FictionWelcome to Eden
“Oh my God! OH MY GOD! You just LITERALLY came out of my rib!” Eve could feel the scorching sun piercing her pale body. She struggled to open her eyes but listened to the sound of soft waves gently beating down on the shore. Everything felt new to her. Eve wiggled her toes, felt the breeze on her back, lifted her arm –
annika la vinaPublished about a year ago in Fiction"JUNG_E" - A Netflix Movie Review 2023
"Jung e" has taken the world by storm and has received high praises from critics and audiences alike. The movie has been described as a visual masterpiece with a compelling storyline, top-notch acting, and breathtaking cinematography. In this article, we will provide an in-depth review of the film to help you understand why it has become one of the most talked about films of the year.
Daren PurdyPublished about a year ago in Fiction"The Unluckiest Man"
Once upon a time, in a small town lived a man named Frank. Frank was known for being the world's unluckiest man. No matter what he did, things always seemed to go wrong for him. He would trip on the sidewalk, spill his coffee, forget his keys, and generally have a string of bad luck that followed him wherever he went.
Vikal TiwariPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Haunted Lighthouse
Damien's arrival at his beachfront Airbnb was greeted with welcoming gestures and overly friendly locals. The place was in the midst of a long row of homes housing permanent residents of the beach. Despite their inviting demeanor, Damien found it a bit odd, but not enough to raise any alarm bells. As he unpacked his rental car, he was approached by an older couple offering to help with his luggage and providing him with an unsolicited history lesson about the lighthouse behind the Airbnb. Despite their enthusiasm, Damien was not interested in their stories and felt slightly unsettled by their overbearing presence.
ArshadnashatPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Rose and the Thorn
The Rose and the Thorn: A Story of Love, Betrayal, and Forgiveness Rose lived in a small village, where she was known for her kind heart and her love of poetry. Everyone loved her for her warm smile and infectious laughter. She lived a simple life, working as a seamstress to earn a living, but she always found joy in the small moments of beauty that surrounded her.
Vocal TrendingPublished about a year ago in FictionA Journey Through Time
Once upon a time, there was a young couple named Lily and Max. They were madly in love, but their love was tested when Max was sent back in time to the medieval ages as part of a time-traveling experiment.
Vocal TrendingPublished about a year ago in FictionThe Mermaid's Song
Once upon a time, in a kingdom by the sea, lived a beautiful mermaid named Aria. She lived in a coral reef with her family and friends and spent her days swimming, playing and singing. Aria had a voice like no other, her songs could soothe the roughest of seas and bring joy to all who heard it.
Vocal TrendingPublished about a year ago in FictionRopers, Milkers, Muggers, and Nuns
Wild Cow Milking? “Wild cow milking is not a sport,” Sister Jim Bob Jesse proclaimed, brows wrinkled. She turned back to her tray and the half-eaten Salisbury steak, slicing it furiously like it had said something blasphemous.
Chuck EtheridgePublished about a year ago in FictionRopers, Milkers, Muggers, and Nuns (Part One)
“Wild cow milking is not a sport,” Sister Jim Bob Jesse proclaimed, brows wrinkled. She turned back to her tray and the half-eaten Salisbury steak, slicing it furiously like it had said something blasphemous.
Chuck EtheridgePublished about a year ago in Fiction