Satire
Shadows of Desire
In the bustling city of Rajapur, there lived a beggar named Ravi. With tattered clothes and weary eyes, he roamed the crowded streets, hoping for a few coins or morsels of food to sustain him. One fateful evening, as he was rummaging through a heap of discarded items, he stumbled upon a small, shining object. To his astonishment, it was a precious diamond ring, glimmering in the dim light.
By Lakshay Sharma3 years ago in Fiction
Red Button
I pressed the red button and everyone around me lost their memory. There was confusion on everyone's face but strangely enough, they were somewhat relieved as a heavy weight was taken from their shoulders. Yes, you guessed it right, memory is the biggest burden that all of us carry even if we do not want it. And even good memories often become very painful, worse than bad memories.
By Natasha Matloob3 years ago in Fiction
What's Your Final Option? Everybody Wants To Know!
In the shadows of your dimly lit study, you sat before your laptop, fingers dancing across the keyboard in a frenzied rhythm. Your mind was a whirlwind of chaotic thoughts, a tempest of creativity and madness that refused to be tamed. The walls of your haven were adorned with scribbled notes, twisted sketches, and fragmented musings that mirrored the storm raging within.
By CosmicClip3 years ago in Fiction
Sarah's Dream
Sarah had always been an imaginative person. She loved to read books and watch movies that transported her to different worlds and experiences. But lately, she had been having strange dreams that felt so vivid, she almost couldn't tell if they were real or not.
By İrem Arıcıoğlu3 years ago in Fiction
Shattered Trust
In the idyllic town of Harmonyville, Alice and James had what seemed like a picture-perfect marriage. They shared dreams, laughter, and an unbreakable bond. However, beneath the surface, a hidden truth threatened to unravel their love and their financial foundation.
By Vivian John3 years ago in Fiction
Booba at Barbenheimer
Booba looked down on the ridiculous blue planet below. He had parked The Hand Of God on the far side of their moon and was keeping a low profile until he decided what to do. The persistent ache in his 7th knee was bothering him, and this planet's resemblance to the one responsible for flinging the antimatter torpedo at his starship during the Battle of Lookai intensified that ache.
By Scott Christenson🌴3 years ago in Fiction
The Little Mermaid from Hell. Content Warning.
In the deepest, darkest corner of the ocean, there lived a happy, beautiful and young mermaid named Ariel. Ariel was famous for her enchanting voice and her insatiable curiosity about the world beyond the sea. Ariel's heart was captivated by tales of the human realm, and she longed to explore it. She was just your typical friendly mermaid, thinking happy thoughts all day and having childish crushes on various mermaids and sailors she’d meet along the way.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
The Mythology of Welding
Welding is a myth. Not a lot of people know this, but it is true. The joining of two pieces of metal using only heat is physically impossible. I know this because in my adult life I have never been able to successfully make it work. And given that I am somewhat mechanically inclined, and possess above-average intelligence, I must conclude that it is impossible.
By John Atkinson3 years ago in Fiction
