Short Story
The Black Rose Wreath. Content Warning.
The Nightmare Woken again. The darkness presses in again and I am sweating. The nightmare keeps coming back. I am in a dark place and there are things there, human, I don't know and my neck is wreathed in black roses, and their thorns make me bleed.
By Mike Singleton đź’ś Mikeydred 2 years ago in Fiction
It's 3am And I'm....
It's 3 am and the buzzing’s aroused me again. The maniacal sounds of dreams bedbugs burrowing a clock under my skin. But it’s not really real, not as real as it seems. Just some over zealous nightmares from a dream that I dreamed.
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden2 years ago in Fiction
10 Best Anime To Watch Most Popular Anime Of All Time . Content Warning.
The universe of anime offers an immense scene of stories, from fantastical undertakings to contemplative dramatizations. Picking what to observe first can overpower! This guide investigates both widely praised and fan-most loved anime, giving you a springboard to hop into this unique medium.
By Bikash Purkait2 years ago in Fiction
Dancing Under the Moonlight
The night was still, the air filled with the gentle hum of crickets and the distant rustling of leaves. The moon hung high in the sky, casting a silvery glow over the meadow below. It was a night made for magic, where dreams felt close enough to touch.
By Dinda Wati2 years ago in Fiction
The Best Disney Animated Movies of All Time That You Should Watch Right Now
The Walt Disney Development Studios have woven a weaving of describing charm for just about hundred years. Picking undoubtedly "wonderful" Disney films is a nearby unfathomable task, as these motion pictures hold a remarkable spot in the hearts of ages. Regardless, ten motion pictures stand separated for their enduring through impact, development quality, and ability to resound with swarms, things being what they are. Subsequently, grab your popcorn, faint the lights, and plan to plunge into our top picks for the Disney vivified show-stoppers you should see right now:
By Bikash Purkait2 years ago in Fiction
Try Again and Again
Ashlyn was suddenly standing on the sidewalk in front of her apartment building, with the full moon shining high in the sky. She had no memory of how she got there, or how long she had been standing there. Ashlyn was just there, standing in the slightly chilly air, and she wasn’t alone. A man was sitting alone on a bench several feet away, his eyes facing downward and with his hands folded in his lap. Chances were high that he didn’t know Ashlyn was there. No, she knew that he didn’t know that she was there.
By Rebecca Patton2 years ago in Fiction
Migraine
Every time I get a migraine, I know someone is going to die. I know how that sounds, but I swear to you, it's true. It happened again the other day. I walked out of the coffeeshop, macchiato in hand. Hurrying, because my train was already there. The woman in the pink silk scarf jostled against me. As soon as it happened, the headache hit me in a flash.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
THE INHERITANCE ... part two
THE INHERITANCE – part two ……… Welcome home +++++++++++ Kate Sullivan inherited the house that once belonged to her great-grandmother. The old stone house sat on the edge of a ten-acre plat of land in Aughacasla, Ireland. Two weeks ago, she’d never heard of the small town and now, she owned a piece of it.
By Margaret Brennan2 years ago in Fiction
The Art of Falling in Love
Lena had always believed in love—she'd read enough romance novels and watched enough rom-coms to consider herself somewhat of an expert on the subject. But real life? It hadn't quite measured up to the fairy tales and Hollywood scripts. That was until she met Tom.
By Dinda Wati2 years ago in Fiction
The Longwood Pot
The insurance recovery business has been slow lately, but I didn’t mind. It gave me time to indulge in other hobbies. The payout from the recovery of the Third Sister had put me in a new tax bracket, which hurt every April. But even that, I didn’t mind.
By Kenneth Lawson2 years ago in Fiction
