Short Story
the touch. Runner-Up in Just a Minute Challenge.
I dropped my trousers, underwear too, and plonked my bottom over the loo. Sighing like it was the first sit down since breakfast, I propped my elbows on my knees and lifted my phone to my face. It was not the first sit down since breakfast. In fact, since breakfast, I had done little more than sit down, but there is something arduous about sitting for work purposes, and I had been working for well over three quarters of an hour.
By Hannah Moore3 years ago in Fiction
A Fish Story
A cool breeze blew over the lake as the sun rose. Kat was ready to do what she wanted. The day promised to be bright. She was drawn to enjoy her first love, the natural world that had led her to pursue science. She believed individuals are subject to complex voluntary and involuntary experiments that vary according to given variables
By Katherine D. Graham3 years ago in Fiction
Colored In Memories
She wasn't ready for it, but she had no choice. It was the only way to get her brother back. Her own memories for his. The irony was that she'd have to give up a future with her family to guarantee he'd even exist, save his past. The family needed him more. I need him more than I ever got to tell him.
By Alisha Sehgal3 years ago in Fiction
Whispers of the Forgotten Woods
In the heart of a dense forest, cloaked in the embrace of ancient trees and dappled sunlight, lies a realm shrouded in mystery—the Forgotten Woods. This enigmatic wilderness has long captivated the imaginations of adventurers and storytellers alike, its secrets whispered among the rustling leaves and murmuring streams.
By Muhammad Sarmad Razzaq3 years ago in Fiction
Can Maturity and Responsibility Revitalize Your Marriage?
My name is Joe and this is my story about marriage. In that particular year, my wife encountered someone outside of our marriage, a so-called close friend of the opposite sex, and it seemed like their connection nearly escalated into an affair. He was a remarkably amusing and talented individual.
By Emily Chan - Life and love sharing3 years ago in Fiction
Special Education
Special Education By Laura Brady DePace I took a deep breath as I surveyed the empty classroom. In a few seconds, this room would fill with twenty-five hyperactive, hormone-driven teenagers, who had no interest in anything I might try to teach them. Bad enough to be a “regular” Middle School science teacher, but as a substitute teacher, I felt like I walked in the door with a target on my back. Why would anyone want to be a substitute teacher? I wondered. For me, at least it wasn’t a life sentence. I was here for one reason, and hopefully for only one day.
By Laura DePace3 years ago in Fiction
The Song of the Celestial Weaver
In the heart of the cosmos, where stars danced in a symphony of light and galaxies spun like celestial tapestries, there existed a realm known as Lumina. Within Lumina, there lived a humble weaver named Alara, whose fingers wove threads of stardust into intricate patterns that adorned the night sky.
By Muhammad Sarmad Razzaq3 years ago in Fiction
The Chrono-Crafter's Apprentice
In the bustling city of Metronome, where time flowed like a river and clocks chimed in harmony with the heartbeat of the universe, there lived a young apprentice named Lila. She was destined for greatness in the art of time crafting, a revered practice that melded science and magic to manipulate the fabric of time itself.
By Muhammad Sarmad Razzaq3 years ago in Fiction
