Love
Like Letters Written in the Sand Part Sixteen
She appeared in my dreams again.” Anna-leis gently roused Clarence from his sleep. I believe she was meant for us. Clarence nodded, wiping away the sleep from his eyes. It was clear how much Anna-leis wanted this, but they were not making it easy for her. People often seemed to get around the laws against discrimination against those with disabilities, which frankly made him angry. The way others judged Anna-leis on the basis of what she didn’t have, rather than what she was capable of, irritated him.
By Michelle Renee Kidwell2 years ago in Fiction
The Stranger's Game
Rain hammered against the cracked windows of the old tavern, its wooden frame groaning under the weight of the storm. Inside, the air was thick with smoke and whispered conversations. In the corner, by the hearth's dying embers, sat a man cloaked in shadows. His face was obscured, but his presence demanded attention. A deck of worn cards lay on the table before him, edges frayed by time.
By Himansu Kumar Routray2 years ago in Fiction
An Unlikely Match
Tyler "T-Bone" Jackson was the quintessential bad boy of Springdale High. With his messy black hair, piercing blue eyes, and perpetual scowl, he intimidated everyone in his path. His leather jacket, ripped jeans, and collection of tattoos only added to his fearsome reputation.
By Gem writes 2 years ago in Fiction
Shadows of the Heart
Chapter 1: The Invitation It began with an unassuming letter. Elena found it tucked under her apartment door, written in elegant, almost archaic handwriting. It was an invitation to Blackthorn Manor, a sprawling estate perched on the cliffs overlooking the sea. The letter bore no signature but mentioned a gathering to commemorate the anniversary of an old friend, someone Elena couldn't recall.
By Gaurav Gupta2 years ago in Fiction
A Chase to Remember (Marked by Love). Content Warning.
Nayah, that night, felt something unusual. A feeling so deep and indescribable. A feeling that every time she thought about it, she felt more and more shivers beneath her existence. It made her feel the pain, loss, and sacrifices made for love. With Eli, she was sensing and experiencing something she had never felt before. This was such a beautiful emotion that she couldn’t afford to lose; no, Nayah had to learn more about him. What was that shiver that, with his hidden sorrow, made her cold heart beat? That heart hadn’t felt a single beat in centuries, and now it stirred from its long, lethargic sleep.
By Ina Zeneli2 years ago in Fiction
SILENT WHISPERS CHRONICLES
"Discovery and the awakening of long-buried secrets". EPISODE 1: Whisper in the Night A flicker of light pierced through the dense veil of midnight fog as Amara clutched her shawl tighter against the biting chill. The wind carried a faint murmur—like a sigh, too human to be the wind, too fleeting to be real. Her steps faltered on the cobblestone street, her breath caught in the hollow of her chest. In the quiet town of Eldwyn, where secrets rested like shadows in forgotten corners, something was stirring.
By Raymond Bentum2 years ago in Fiction
