Love
A Dance in the Rain
There was this young couple, Sarah and Jake. They had been dating for a few months and were so into each other. One evening, with rain pouring down, they decided to walk in the park. The sky was gray, and the air was thick with the smell of rain, but for them, that setting just seemed perfect for an adventure.
By Hashimoto Tashis2 years ago in Fiction
As lonely as a water bottle. As fragile as a feather.
I looked down at the box at hand. In it was a feather. I picked it up. smoothed it, wanting it to look like what it looked like when he first picked it up and handed it to me. That day we were walking together before our classes in the morning. I was surprised then. I did not understand why he would give it to me. I still don't. I knew who he liked to show care to, it was not me. Aside from being attached to people, I get attached to things. A feather I held for five minutes is a feather I do not want to let go of. It felt wrong. Yet I didn't want to seem weird or desperate, so when it flew as we were getting up to leave the bench, I looked at it, then started walking away. He grabbed it again. Handed it to me again. A few months later when I was packing, I could not leave it, I could not throw it away. It was little. Any wind can blow it, can break break it. It belonged in the box.
By TheSeaTurtle2 years ago in Fiction
From Strangers to Soulmates: A Love Story Written in the Stars
Maya believed in destiny. Always had. Whether it was the alignment of the stars or the intricate dance of fate, she held firm in her belief that the universe was a storyteller. Arjun, on the other hand, scoffed at the notion. To him, life was ruled by logic, science, and the choices people made—not some whimsical cosmic force. They couldn’t have been more different. And yet, they were about to become the perfect example of how life has a way of surprising us.
By Subhasri Devaraj2 years ago in Fiction
The Siren's Legacy
The mansion loomed before her like a sentinel, its ancient stones tangled with creeping ivy and memories of a past she had never fully understood. Rhea stood at the edge of the long, winding driveway, the crunch of gravel beneath her boots the only sound breaking the thick silence. The sky above was a dull gray, the promise of rain heavy in the air, mirroring the weight of the letter in her hand—the letter that had brought her here.
By Ramina Arce2 years ago in Fiction
Passing On. Top Story - October 2024. Content Warning.
“But what will I do without you, here?” Davie sniffed and wiped at his cheeks, but the tears kept coming. Edgar, “Ed” Collins, smiled at his grandson warmly from the pillow and squeezed his hand a bit tighter.
By Dana Crandell2 years ago in Fiction
The Curious Case Of NEFERTARI
In the ancient land of Egypt, amidst the towering pyramids and bustling marketplaces, there lived a little girl named Nefertari. Unlike others, Nefertari possessed a secret known only to her and her grandmother, the wise elder of their village. She was immortal, blessed—or cursed—with a life that knew no end.
By Ranajoy Sur 2 years ago in Fiction
Pop Culture Trivia: Fun Facts to Impress Your Friends
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By AKM Shayful islam2 years ago in Fiction
Nothing Can Change This Love
Cold yellow light spread across the pale coral walls as surging electricity sparked the bulbs to life. The bones and joints supporting Ellie’s ninety-four year old knee’s ached from layers of arthritis with every step. Yet the pain was no match for the evergreen love within her heart. Adjusting her own eyes to the sharp illumination, Ellie began her daily routine.
By Kale Sinclair2 years ago in Fiction
