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The Double Life Killer
Detective Olivia Coleman had seen her fair share of gruesome crimes in her time, but nothing had prepared her for the horrors she was about to face. A psychopath was on the loose in the city, and he seemed to be getting bolder with each passing night. Olivia knew she had to catch him before he struck again.
By Narrative Eye4 years ago in Fiction
SARANGE
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Maya who had a crush on a boy named Rohit in her school days. Maya had always been crazy about Rohit since her school days. Rohit was two years older than her and also her senior. She would often see him in the school corridor and her heart would skip a beat. She would blush and hide behind her friends, trying not to let Rohit notice her.
By Salini Kathir 4 years ago in Fiction
Pawgles Guideance to Overcome Bother
Meet Pawgles and Sofie, two unique individuals with an unbreakable bond. Pawgles, an Aenimon, appears to Sofie as an orange cat with big blue eyes. He is unlike any animal you have ever encountered. In fact, he is unlike anything you have ever came upon.
By Sofie Weber4 years ago in Fiction
The Trees Swallow People: Part 21
It was dark on Easter Sunday. So dark I would have gone back to sleep had Diva not started barking, wanting to go out for a wee. I grumbled, swearing, getting dressed since I was sleeping in the nip with the warming nights, slipping into a pair of slip-ons and shuffling through the house and to the door. It was only when I opened the front door, with Diva shooting out, parading in a circle, and then piddling on the gravel, that I realised it was still as dark as night during the day. Street lamps still shone in the shadow of the great behemoth, spanning and stretching across the blue sky, eclipsing us in a paradoxical night. The houses were all abandoned as their doors hung open, the last remaining residents standing on the street, gawking up at the mass of fir reaching from horizon to horizon; from East to West. The rippling sea of branches shuddered and moved with a breath of a giant, threatening to give out from its own weight. There was no taper, no convergence of vanishing point; you wouldn't be able to tell if it was one straight body or if it' grew in diameter as it went. It was the mega-tree growing in the centre of the paddock.
By Conor Matthews4 years ago in Fiction
The Bible is a Hoax. Top Story - April 2023.
“I’m out! I don’t wanna hear anything about this!” “Petra, come on, hear me out. I know it’s controversial, but how narrow-minded could people actually be? Wait, are you narrow-minded too?” smirked Connor. Petra let out a sigh, sat back down on her chair, and set her coffee on the table. Connor looked around the café to see if anyone noticed Petra’s abrupt attempt at departure, but they were oblivious. “You wrote a book about Jesus Christ! Titled ‘The Bible is a Hoax’! You think people would be happy about that?!” she hissed. “It’s fiction! Historical fiction! With sci-fi elements. But I digress. People need to learn the difference between creative imagination and blatant disrespect!” “Okay fine, hit me with it. As your publisher, I don’t think I’ll be happy about this story but as your friend, I’m very curious about your–”, Petra did air quotes, “–historical fiction sci-fi”. The way Connor’s face lit up, you’d think Christmas came early. He pulled his chair closer to hers, “Look, I know this is a very sensitive and controversial topic, but I had this idea and just had to write it. You still remember how that feels, don’t you?” “Yes, I do, so hurry up and pitch your story before I change my mind!”
By Dharrsheena Raja Segarran4 years ago in Fiction
Big George Foreman: The Miraculous Journey of a Heavyweight Champion
George Foreman was born into a large, impoverished family in Marshall, Texas in 1949. He was the fifth of seven children and grew up in a rough and tumble environment. His father worked in a rail yard and his mother cleaned homes to make ends meet.
By Narrative Eye4 years ago in Fiction
