Humor
Adding Value to Dishonesty
“You want nothing to do with me,” Erica Sanders said as she approached the table in Envie Moi. An upscale French restaurant where she often dines. “Yet, you are here at my favorite place to eat and also at my table,” she said to Sanya, Yvette, and Toya.
By Annelise Lords 4 years ago in Fiction
Discover the Mysterious Secret Room: Unveiling its Hidden Treasures
The Secret Room of Willow Creek Willow Creek was a small town nestled in the heart of the countryside. It was a peaceful place, where everyone knew each other and nothing much ever happened. But there was one thing that had the residents of Willow Creek talking for generations: the secret room in the old mansion on the hill.
By Immortal people 4 years ago in Fiction
Ropers, Milkers, Muggers, and Nuns (Part 2)
Can you look a nun in the eye and lie to her face? Well, I can’t. “Yes. My brothers and I used to do ranch rodeo,” I said, then, seeing the question on both sisters’ faces, I added, “Yes, we did, in fact, do Wild Cow Milking.”
By Chuck Etheridge4 years ago in Fiction
Love on the Other Side of the Wall: Tales from a Talking Wall
As the years went by, I continued to stand tall, always present and always observing. My presence in this part of the city had become a fixture, and people would often stop by just to chat or take a moment to themselves. I was more than just a wall, I was a confidant, a friend, and a silent witness to the love stories of others.
By Vinodhkumar M V4 years ago in Fiction
The legend of Rico and Sable
The air spun about them like a ballet. The tiny island floated above the world and spun with gentleness. Serenity and peace were the rules of thumb. At least, they would have been if Rico would stop kicking at the dirt with his shoe.
By Grayson Sullivan4 years ago in Fiction
Jazzed in Time: A Love Story Across the Ages.
The time traveler had a difficult childhood, filled with loneliness and neglect. He was often left to fend for himself and struggled to make connections with others. Despite this, he never lost hope and held onto the belief that someday, he would find someone who truly understood him.
By john frick4 years ago in Fiction





