Love
The Kiss Quotient
🌟 Meet Stella Lane Stella Lane is not your typical romance heroine. She’s a brilliant, successful woman who works as an econometrician (someone who uses math and statistics to predict shopping patterns). She loves her job and is very good at it.
By Muhammad Hayatabout a year ago in Fiction
The moon that waited for the stars
The realm of Aeloria, where the moons sang lullabies and the stars spoke predictions. Long ago, before time shaped the lands, two souls were bound by fate: Lysara, the Starborn Oracle, whose eyes shimmered with stardust, and Caelen, the Guardian of the Verdant Flame, whose heart beat in rhythm with the sacred forests.
By Lajuk anjumabout a year ago in Fiction
Pebbles
Our dashing and romantic hero, let's call him Wayne, is hopelessly in love with Jules. He's been searching for a present for a while. It must be perfect. True love demands nothing less. He waddles to and fro, nosing in every nook and cranny with his beak, beady eyes peeled.
By L.C. Schäferabout a year ago in Fiction
When We Meet Again
The cold breeze swept across the old train station, rustling the yellowed leaves that danced around Claire's feet. She pulled her coat tighter around her shoulders and stared down the empty tracks. Ten years. It had been ten long years since she had last stood here — the day she left behind everything she loved, including him.
By Muhammad Ibrarabout a year ago in Fiction
A Partnership for the Future of Work
In a bustling city filled with towering high rises and never-ending activity, there lived a man named Rishad, a venture director at a developing tech company. His days were long and filled with steady gatherings, due dates, and a never-ending stream of emails. Despite his success, Rishad frequently felt overpowered by the weight of obligation that came with overseeing groups and guaranteeing projects ran smoothly.
By Nafees Salmanabout a year ago in Fiction
2016 CAVALIERS. Top Story - April 2025.
He remembered when she gave him that box, wrapped with a little gold bow. He may not have had the best grades, that was always her, always, but it didn’t take a genius to see how excited she was. Looking back, it was crazy how young they both were, yet seemed like yesterday.
By Matthew J. Frommabout a year ago in Fiction









