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"The Time-Traveling Heroes: A Second Chance for Humanity"
The Time-Traveling Heroes: A Second Chance for Humanity" is a captivating science-fiction story that explores the consequences of interstellar travel and time travel. The story is set in the year 2057, when humanity has achieved the long-sought dream of interstellar travel. The breakthrough came with the discovery of a new type of fuel, which enabled spacecraft to travel faster than light. This fuel made it possible for the first mission to leave our solar system, and the crew of the ship, the Ares, was hailed as heroes.
By Mr SD4 years ago in Fiction
Maya's Minion
“He’s cheating on you.” “Maya!” My adorable little minion had the audacity to sound surprised “No, seriously, Maya! Why would you say that?”
By Rosa Ponton4 years ago in Fiction
The Unpleasant of Blackwood Estate
The Unpleasant of Blackwood Estate The old chateau sat toward the finish of a long and winding street, settled somewhere down in the core of the Blackwood Backwoods. It had been deserted for quite a long time, its walls broken and climate beaten, its windows blocked, and its nurseries congested with weeds and plants. Yet, in spite of its feeble express, local people knew not to wander close to it. They murmured accounts of peculiar commotions exuding from the inside, of spooky spirits that meandered its corridors, and of a revile that had happened to its previous proprietors.
By Srini V4 years ago in Fiction
Silent Love in The Face of Death
Raja was an over-shy guy who struggled to speak to anyone, let alone strangers. However, one day, fate had something different in store for him. He was on his way to buy some vegetables from the market when he saw a beautiful girl named Rani. Something about her made him want to break out of his shell and talk to her. For the first time in his life, he mustered up the courage to strike up a conversation with her.
By Vicky S4 years ago in Fiction
Mr. Ed You Cater
Watching Mr. Ed, the Talking Horse, on television as a child was a significant step in realizing my calling to learn how animals talk. The series was popular back in the day when were few televisions in homes and fewer programs to watch. I appreciated seeing human traits assigned to this smiling beast. Now hold your horses. Don't judge a horse by its saddle. This was a story of an educator. Mr. Ed presented a model of how deep interspecies relationships can cater to specific needs, and provide spiritual nourishment akin to that of a master teacher. Mr. Ed recognized, " It's bigger than both of us." As Marshal McLuhan says, "The medium is the message." A good horse is worth its fodder.
By Katherine D. Graham4 years ago in Fiction
Unlikely Observer
Low-hanging branches whipped Ari’s skin, but he hardly noticed their harsh sting. His legs furiously pumped as he raced his bike down the woodland path. Tears left his sight blurry, but he knew the path like the back of his hand. A sharp turn ahead would have toppled another biker, but Ari leaned into the curve, shifted his weight effortlessly to bank the curve and kept speeding through the trees. A steep dip in the trail, a small wooden footbridge over the stream, and the final push up the embankment brought Ari safely to his sanctuary.
By Kurt Mason4 years ago in Fiction
Riley The Dwarf Lantern Shark
Can you keep an eye on my car, please, mate? he said to the Sainsburys security guard. I’ll only be a few minutes. And The Blood was drawn; Riley smelt it from all the way on the other side of town. He started to make his way there. Riley was a dwarf lantern shark, roughly the size of a human hand. Today, he was hungry. He hadn’t feasted in three days now. For a shark normally as prolific as him, this was a very long time.
By Finlay Carr-Hopkins4 years ago in Fiction
The Spooky
The Spooky: Beacon The beacon stood tall and pleased, sticking out into the ocean like an encouraging sign in obscurity. It had been there as far back as anybody could recollect, directing boats securely to shore and advance notice them of the deceptive rocks that lay just underneath the outer layer of the water.
By Srini V4 years ago in Fiction
"What is bothering you?"
I wake up every day and you're there. You take care of me, feed me and love me, I couldn't be happier. Although, you're not as happy, Celine. I see you moving around looking sad and crying but I don't know what's wrong. I don't know how to cheer you up or support you and you don't seem to be getting better. I can't keep seeing you like this.
By Merritt Xavier4 years ago in Fiction
Embarrassing moments
Embarrassing moments As a child, Emily was always a little clumsy. She would trip over her own feet, spill food on herself, and accidentally knock over objects. Her parents found it endearing and would laugh it off, but Emily often felt embarrassed and ashamed of her lack of grace.
By Sankar R4 years ago in Fiction
Annoying co-workers
Annoying co-workers Karen had always been a hardworking and dedicated employee at the software development company she worked for. However, there was one thing that made her dread coming to work every day - her annoying coworkers.
By Sankar R4 years ago in Fiction
Love in the World of Crime and Deception
Part 1: The Setup The city was theirs for the taking. With their unique set of skills, con artist Jack and thief Mia had been making a killing for years. But they had never worked together, until now. They met in a dark alley, the moon casting eerie shadows on the brick walls.
By felix kioko kasinga4 years ago in Fiction