Love

Tides of the Heart: A Bookstore Love Story 📖💖
Once upon a time in a small coastal town, there lived a young woman named Mia. She had a heart as vast as the ocean and a spirit as free as the seabirds that soared above her home. Mia worked at the local bookstore, a quaint little place that smelled of old pages and dreams. It was her sanctuary, a place where she could escape into the worlds within the books.
By Chevz Munandar3 years ago in Fiction
A Fatal Heart Attack
In the core of a clamoring city, in the midst of the racket of vehicle horns and the rushed strides of walkers, carried on with an elderly person named Henry. Henry wasn't similar to the remainder of the city tenants. He showed at least a bit of kindness as large as the universe and a spirit loaded up with songs of a past period.
By zulfi bux3 years ago in Fiction
The Clock. Top Story - March 2024.
############################################### The following are all fictional snippets of life's crucial moments caught by a time machine called a "clock." Whether we are controlled by time or we seek to control time, we are all subject to the meaning it conveys. Time reminds us there are forces at work beyond what we see. It is concretely set. As the adage says, it waits for no man. Time is a teacher. Time can be joyous or sad; the clock is very fickle and isn't at all prejudicial. It isn't fair, but then again, it really is...It's a vicious dictator and also a loving friend who reminds us to sleep, eat, and rise again for another day. The clock reminds us that we are spinning around constantly. In all of our spinning, we are chided to slow down, speed up, or stay in control. Until one day we cease to spin at all.
By Shirley Belk3 years ago in Fiction
The Ghost of Paganini. Top Story - March 2024.
My father was propped up in his bed, the ivory coverlet pulled up to his chest. Even after the weeks of chemo had ended, I was always shocked by his appearance, his bald head and missing eyebrows making him almost unrecognizable. He looked at the ragged man that I led into the room through puffy eyes, the sides of his mouth turned downwards in disappointment at the man’s appearance.
By John Cox3 years ago in Fiction
Whispers Of Love
In an unassuming community settled among moving slopes, there carried on with a young lady named Eliza. She was known for her good nature and delicate soul, however she held onto a mysterious yearning for experience and sentiment. Each night, as the sun plunged beneath the skyline, Eliza would sit on her patio and watch the stars seem individually, longing for an affection that would deeply inspire her.
By zulfi bux3 years ago in Fiction
Separate And Lonely
In a curious town settled between moving slopes and murmuring timberlands, carried on with two spirits whose lives were entwined by a fragile string of quietness. Sam and Sophie, when indistinguishable mates, wound up alienated, their bond frayed by the shortfall of words.
By zulfi bux3 years ago in Fiction
Mother's Day. Content Warning.
As she rounded the corner, she was met with a face that was just like hers. But Amy could sense that this woman's spirit was different. There was a cautious wariness to her, like she'd been wounded again and again and not all of the scars were sealed or healed. With every movement, she looked cowed.
By Rachel Deeming3 years ago in Fiction
Beneath the Sugar-Coated Lies: The Glucotrust Scandal
In the clamoring city of Veridium City, where high rises went after the sky and the roads droned with the heartbeat of life, another sensation was grabbing hold. Glucotrust, the most recent glucose supplement, vowed to change the wellbeing business. Promoted as a supernatural occurrence remedy for diabetes and hailed as a definitive answer for overseeing glucose levels, Glucotrust immediately turned into all the rage.
By Ranjith Kumar3 years ago in Fiction
I'm Leaving Tomorrow
Sook-Jo gazed at the woman in the mirror. She had no idea who she was. Who was this lady with ribs sticking out of her dress and a wedding ring that dangled off her finger? Her husband was a stranger — not the man she fell in love with. Sook-Jo had already lost a friend, how could she lose her soulmate too?
By Chloe Gilholy3 years ago in Fiction
"The True Mother:
Set in a mystical forest in ancient India, "The True Mother" tells the story of a young mother's unwavering love for her child and the ultimate test of motherhood's might. When faced with a deceitful imposter, the true mother's selflessness and sacrifice reveal the boundless depths of maternal devotion.
By aftab usmani3 years ago in Fiction
Sun Kissed Romance
I walked out of his resort suite bathroom without a care in the world, buck ass naked. As I walked into the living room, he stood up from sitting on the couch. I walked up to him and unzipped his pants and began playing with his dick; rubbing up and down his shaft with my hand while circling his tip with my tongue, just slightly taking it in my mouth to give it a gentle suck. When he is almost ready to explode, I stop, get up and straddle him on the couch, sliding onto him every so slowly. Now with him deep inside me, I start to move myself up and down taking him in as far as he will go so, he hits that G-spot every time. After we both cry out in pleasure as we explode, I get up, walk to the bathroom, clean myself up, and get dressed. I walk back to where he is still sitting on the couch, lean down, kiss him on the cheek and walk out. I head to the elevator and back to my suite. Never knowing his name.
By Ireland Lorelei 3 years ago in Fiction
The Midnight Carnival. Content Warning.
Cherry I moved here to the city a month ago and I have been looking forward to tonight since a friend of mine back home told me she found this place on her last vacation here. There was only one dress code requirement, everyone had to wear a mask and no matter what happens throughout the night, taking it off would be the one thing for sure that would get you kicked out.
By Ireland Lorelei 3 years ago in Fiction