Mystery
The Clever Girl
There was once a shepherd who had been working hard since childhood. As he grew older, he started herding the kings sheep. One day, the king ordered him to take the sheep to the market, sell them, bring back the money, and also return with the sheep.
By Nikita Angel2 years ago in Fiction
Possession is Nine-Tenths Above the Law
For Nadine Warren, her long ordeal was over. It was supposed to be a happy time for Nadine. She and her husband, Josh Foster, moved into an elegant home--somewhat old-fashioned look, but elegant. The move was part of the couple celebrating a year of wedded bliss, and they were very much in love, acting like the newlyweds they were.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
The Veil of Arcadia
The world first took notice when an entire island in the Pacific was sold for an undisclosed sum to a buyer whose identity remained hidden behind layers of shell corporations. The island, known as Arcadia, was a pristine, uninhabited paradise—until now.
By Muhammadsodiq 7772 years ago in Fiction
The Enchanted Forest.
They all had always spoken of the Enchanted Forest, a fabled forest deep in the mountains where time froze and trees whispered secrets of the ages. No one human had been in decades, yet tales of its enchantment populated her mind from when she was a little girl. She was seventeen now and weary of the humdrum ways of life in her village. She passed the prosaic days by running errands and monotonous, lifeless nights, and she hoped for more—something extraordinary. One day, after hearing yet another story about the forest from the village elder, Lena made up her mind. She would venture into the Enchanted Forest herself. Her heart raced at the thought of the adventure that awaited her. She stuffed a small backpack with a loaf of bread, a flask of water, and her grandmother's old journal, which contained sketches and writings about the forest's many secrets.
By Pen to Publish2 years ago in Fiction
The Last Human Dream. AI-Generated.
No one had dreamed in fifty years. When humanity unlocked the final frontier of consciousness, sleep was deemed unnecessary. NeuroSync implants ensured that the brain remained in constant, optimized activity. Productivity soared, diseases linked to exhaustion vanished, and the idea of wasting one-third of life unconscious became a relic of the past.
By Ahmet Kıvanç Demirkıran2 years ago in Fiction
The Lost Expedition
Prologue: Into the Frozen Abyss The Antarctic wasteland stretched endlessly before them, a brutal expanse of ice and wind that punished even the most seasoned explorers. Dr. Emily Carter tightened her parka against the chill, her breath misting in the frigid air. They were miles from civilization, in pursuit of something that had been buried and forgotten for centuries.
By Muhammadsodiq 7772 years ago in Fiction
