Love

From Foes to Friends
Kira and Gilbert hate each other . On the surface, they appeared to be the best of friends, always seen together, sharing smiles and laughter. However, the truth was far from what it seemed –Kira and Gilbert were never truly friends.
By Belovedd3 years ago in Fiction
QUAINT TOWN
Once upon a time in a quaint little town, there lived a woman named Emma. She had a passion for books and spent most of her days running the local bookstore. Her heart was as vast as the stories that filled her shelves, yet it longed for something more.
By Chinwendu Nnadi3 years ago in Fiction
A Romantic Odyssey Amidst Terminal Illness
The young and beautiful Amelia sat by the window and watched the falling snow. Her heart was filled with disappointment and pain.
By tim88883 years ago in Fiction
Lost to the Abyss
The salted breeze ruffled Samuel's unkempt hair as he stood on the rugged cliffs, gazing out at the restless sea. His solitary figure was a fixture on the precipice, a man forever lost in his own world of grief and longing.
By Ali Abuzar3 years ago in Fiction
Cinema lovers
Once upon a time in the vibrant city of Willowbrook, there were two ardent cinema lovers named Mia and Ethan. They were more than just movie enthusiasts; they were kindred spirits bonded by their shared passion for the magic of cinema. Mia, with her infectious laughter and bright green eyes, had an encyclopedic knowledge of classic films, while Ethan, with his tousled brown hair and warm smile, was a modern movie buff with a penchant for indie flicks.
By Ana Maftei3 years ago in Fiction
the Bad Boy Wants Me. Content Warning.
🧘🏽Living With Him🧘🏽 . ✍🏽CHAPTER 2&3 ✍🏽 I was dumbstruck at his words, my lips could barely mumble a reply. Kyle's hands disengaged from mine, and I turned back to meet the look of pain and hurt on his face. I turned again, shooting a massive glare at Dylan, who replied with a smirk as he strode away.
By Adam3 years ago in Fiction
Broken love
In a small, quiet town nestled between rolling hills, there lived a couple named Sarah and David. Their love was once as vibrant as the wildflowers that adorned their garden. They had met in high school and had been inseparable ever since. People often remarked that they were the epitome of a perfect couple.
By EKONG FAVOUR 3 years ago in Fiction
The Elephant Graveyard
After a full day of rain in Africa, the sun goes down, hiding behind the majestic purple clouds. The clouds slowly disperse to reveal a bluish-black and velvet night sky, adorned by small glittering sequins.
By Shehryar Khawar3 years ago in Fiction
‘affle House
Welcome to our awful house It used to be beautiful Now we have to fight the ROUS In this camouflaged chaos Cockroaches and syrup for dinner
By Atomic Historian3 years ago in Fiction
LOVE
Love is a force that transcends boundaries, breaks down barriers, and connects hearts in ways that are beyond words. It is a universal language that is understood and expressed by every human being, regardless of age, race, or culture. Love has the power to heal wounds, ignite passion, and create a sense of belonging.
By Jovita blossom3 years ago in Fiction
No Answers To The Past
My grandma passed away six years ago. I never got the chance to get to know her, but my mum told me a few stories about her, such as how grandma kept a diary about day-to-day things, how she loved sewing, and how she was the heart of the community.
By Carol Ann Townend3 years ago in Fiction
WHISPERS OF THE MIDNIGHT MURDER
In the quiet, moonlit town of Goldenberg, nestled deep within the heart of the countryside, a paradox of unparalleled intrigue unfolded one fateful night. The story began at the edge of a dense forest, where the imposing façade of the McGregor Mansion stood tall and ominous. This once-grand estate, now shrouded in legends of ghostly apparitions and unsettling mysteries, was about to become the stage for a most perplexing murder.
By Caroline Kinoti3 years ago in Fiction