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Shadows of Love - A New Beginning: A Love Story Beyond Time - Part 5
The transformation of the mansion into a retreat center took months of hard work, but it also became a journey of healing and renewal for both Maya and Aryan. Every time they peeled back old wallpaper or sanded down a creaking floorboard, they felt like they were not only restoring the mansion but also laying a new foundation for their future.
By Akash Deep2 years ago in Fiction
Good Bye Mum.
I was just a naive 8 year Old, bursting with excitement and dreams, when my world was shattered. I had rushed home from school, eager to share the thrilling news with my mom. I had been chosen to skip a grade and take the Common Entrance exams! But as I searched the empty house, my heart sank. Where was she?
By Nneka Benedith2 years ago in Fiction
Excerpt of The Land of the Midnight Sun: Mother
An eighteen-part series of loose historical fiction based on the Native Americans in Alaska. There is not much resource on their way of life and traditions but what I could find, I turned to something that all should hope to enjoy. The beauty of Alaska and any other country is their people. This book is specifically the fourteenth book but the book that was my original plan. Here's an excerpt. Enjoy!!
By Ava D. 2 years ago in Fiction
NEVERLAND SERIES: The Hook of Eyes Excerpts
A couple of excerpts from my nine-part dystopian series in the making inspired by the movie, The Quiet Place. This clan fight and defeat this alien species called the Xomrix or the Xim by the locals. This sequel is after the events of the first book. Hope you enjoy!! Part 1 will be out soon.
By Ava D. 2 years ago in Fiction
Fig and Me Thrift Store Hopping
I threw a dirty pan into the empty sink and told myself I'd wash it before I went to bed. It was only 4:30 p.m. Who the heck does dishes at 4:30 p.m? Not me. I had already swept the floor listening to one of my favorite cd's by Sheryl Crow, and the house was clean enough. My cat thought so anyway and if it's good enough for her, it's good enough for me.
By Shanon Angermeyer Norman2 years ago in Fiction
The Journal
I had always taken pride in my high standards for whom I let into my life. Was I lonely? Yes. Often. I overthought almost everything in life. Which I believed was a secret weapon, a special power, but also a curse. That's why I started journaling. Joanne suggested it might help me understand myself better, or at least help me sleep at night. I am very much a person of order, or at least, perceived order. Things need to be in their relative place.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Fiction
247 The Little Church Murders
"You were right, Chief," the sergeant told the police chief. "It happened again, like you said." "Another mobster?" "Yeah. Won't miss him," the sergeant added.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
Baga Fravarti
The Baga Fravati, or simply Fravati to most, are the famous guardians of Mountain fortress Dahyu Vaišhta in the Northern reaches of the Armosian Empire. They guard the North from incursions of the Ischyros from the East and the Athanasian Dryads from the West.
By Tomos Jackson2 years ago in Fiction
The Silent Struggle: Jaanu's Fight to Let Go and Find Peace (Part 2)
Jaanu’s heart throbbed with the rhythm of unrequited love. It was a secret melody that played within her, a persistent tug that pulled her toward the man she couldn’t forget.
By Subhasri Devaraj2 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 4: Friend or Foe?
Maybe he could make you happier than I ever could,” It started with a message that caught me off guard. Vikram, the "brotherly friend" of Zaki, reached out to me just weeks into my relationship with Zaki. I knew of him, of course—Zaki had spoken of Vikram often, a 27-year-old medical student like himself, someone who was always there, always watching out for him. But I never expected him to reach out to me directly, especially not with the intensity that he did.
By Aia2 years ago in Fiction
246 — From The Beautiful People, Admissions Dept.
It was finally coming, the long-awaited response from my application to The Beautiful People. It's a high bar, but if accepted, becoming one of The Beautiful People is my ticket to media darling-ship (darlings-hip), clickbait, and the new raison d'être, influencing. Likes and reposts. I'd matter.
By Gerard DiLeo2 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 3: The Medical Mirage
“Maybe I don’t know how to love anymore, Zaki entered my life in a whirlwind of messages and calls, a 23-year-old Indian medical student who seemed full of promise and charm. We first connected through Instagram back in March, his profile picture capturing a youthful energy that felt contagious. He was different from the others—bold, confident, and unafraid to express his intentions. “I want to know you, marry you,” he declared, almost out of the blue, like a man on a mission. His proposal was sudden, and while it startled me, it also intrigued me. I decided to see where this unexpected connection could lead.
By Aia2 years ago in Fiction