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Tall Tail
Once upon a time, in a small village nestled deep in a forest, there lived a man named Jack. Jack was known throughout the village for his love of tall tales. He would often gather the children around him and spin wild, fantastical stories about far-off lands and mythical creatures. The children loved Jack's stories, and would often beg him to tell them more.
By Openee Article 4 years ago in Fiction
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Story 1: The Lost Treasure Once upon a time, there was a group of adventurous friends who loved exploring unknown territories. They heard about an old legend of a lost treasure hidden deep in a dense forest, and they decided to embark on a mission to find it.
By Openee Article 4 years ago in Fiction
Help! I Turned My Husband Into A Cat!
“What exactly is your plan, my love?” My husband spoke in a cool voice. I could tell he was doing his best not to lose his temper. I stood in the kitchen of our quaint suburban home, holding my head in my hands and trying not to panic. At my feet, a black cat with stormy blue eyes blinked up at me as his tail twitched with agitation.
By Ellie Beauchamp4 years ago in Fiction
Black Velvet
Le gâteau. It looked delicious. Or rather he, for he was as masculine in the ways with which dark chocolate had been in him infused, and atop his skin with icing slathered. He was brought into this life however, unknowing of his delicacy, unaware of his handsomeness. He simply had been removed from the kiln where his components were warmed and roused.
By Samuel Andrew Milner4 years ago in Fiction
"Heart Beat: The Tiny Ant Who Taught Us About Kindness"
Once upon a time, in a vast green meadow, there lived a small ant colony. The ants of this colony were very hardworking and dedicated. They worked together to collect food for the queen and take care of the young ones. They were all very close and loved each other very much.
By Word Weaver 4 years ago in Fiction
Hugo
Once upon a time, in the heart of a bustling zoo, there lived a grumpy hippo named Hugo. He lived right in the center of the zoo, surrounded by other animal enclosures. Hugo was notorious for his bad temper and would snap at anyone who dared to come too close to his muddy pool. His fellow animals steered clear of him whenever possible, but despite his grumpiness, Hugo was the center of attention in the zoo.
By Omar Sohail4 years ago in Fiction
The New King
The fire cracked and spit forth sparks as the dry piece of wood released the last of its air. The sparks sailed up before falling back to earth, the bright embers fading as their heat died away. Now, it was just ash that would soon mix with the dirt and be forgotten. Those gathered around the fire did not particularly like the wild and jumping tendrils of death that whirled about in front of them. But it was part of the ceremony for choosing a new leader, a ritual that births a new king of the forest. Buffalo watched the flames dance, losing himself in the fond memories of his life. His time was passing and soon, he would be with his ancestors. Before that, however, a new leader must be chosen. It was an important position, not envious but necessary for the way of the woods and prairie to continue. Sitting in a semi-circle facing buffalo were a group of other animals, six to be exact. Three who wished to be the next king and three who were chosen to assist them.
By Floyd Doolittle4 years ago in Fiction
