Love
Sara’s Strange Case of Quiet Unfriending
It was another rainy day, sitting in my office wondering what’s the point of this work? If I go another day without a case, I’ll have to quit. Join the forces of workers that earn their daily bread or gluten free alternatives, with regular nine to five jobs. The world of private eyes and detectives is crumbling. The rise of social media, GPS tracking on phones and personal devices, and the general vibe of never being ‘offline’ or out of sight from one camera or another today. It all seriously hit the private eye business model. People just don’t need us anymore, they can discover proof of a spouse’s infidelity with the help of an Uber driver now. It’d been a few weeks since any decent paying work, things were getting tight. I wouldn’t be able to be picky with clients anymore. I decided I would take whatever job next walked through my door, regardless of taste or pay, whatever came next I would do it … I had to do it.
By S.K. Wilson9 days ago in Fiction
A Journey of Unexpected Friendship. AI-Generated.
Chapter 1: The New Arrival In the quiet town of Meadowbrook, life followed a predictable rhythm. The arrival of a new resident, Alex Carter, disrupted that rhythm. Alex, a successful software developer from the city, sought solace in the countryside after a turbulent divorce. He rented a small cottage near the town's edge, hoping to find peace in the simplicity of rural life.
By Sherif Saad9 days ago in Fiction
Chaos to Clarity
In the intimate confines of the theatrical realm, where the human experience is distilled to its most raw and unfiltered essence, Dennis Kelly's "Girls & Boys" emerges as a narrative tour de force. Centered around the riveting portrayal of an unnamed woman by the brilliant Elena Lozonschi, this one-woman play traverses the terrain of love, parenthood, and the stark realities that lurk beneath the surface of domestic bliss.
By Asad Mahmood NYC9 days ago in Fiction
An Open Letter To the Next Person Who Carries My Heart
To the next person who carries my heart, I hope you carry it well. Take it with gentle hands, and sing to it like chirping birds in springtime. It took me a long time to decide if I would allow anyone to touch it. So if you have, please know how important this is to me: to let you hold the most fragile part of myself, the one I have taped and glued repeatedly just so I can offer you its beauty.
By Cm parihar9 days ago in Fiction
From Despair to Triumph. AI-Generated.
Chapter 1: The Depths of Despair In the bustling city of New York, nestled in a modest apartment, lived Emily Turner. Once a promising artist, Emily’s life took a devastating turn when her husband, Mark, passed away suddenly. The loss left her shattered, struggling to make ends meet while raising their seven-year-old daughter, Lily. Emily’s vibrant paintings, once filled with life and color, now reflected the gray emptiness that enveloped her soul.
By Sherif Saad9 days ago in Fiction
Love and Relationship
In the heart of a bustling city, amidst the ceaseless hum of ambition and the flickering lights of opportunity, there lived a woman named Elena. Once, she had been part of a marriage that promised forever, but life’s twists took a different turn, leaving her divorced and standing alone, clutching the remnants of shattered dreams.
By layali mumtaz9 days ago in Fiction
MY STORY
In a small village, there lived a young boy named Raju. Raju came from a very poor family with a glorious dream. His splendid eyes sometimes twinkled for an unknown reason, and he struggled to make ends meet every day. His parents were ragpickers, and they would sift through garbage to find anything valuable to sell.
By shumaila bibi9 days ago in Fiction
the forbidden love of the driver and his employer
Jake had always loved cars. He spent his teenage years fixing up old clunkers in his dad's garage, dreaming about the day he'd have a car of his own. So, it wasn't a surprise to anyone when he ended up as a professional driver. He worked for the rich and famous, chauffeuring them around in their luxury cars, and he loved every minute of it.
By Heri hoerudin 9 days ago in Fiction