Short Story
Embracing Shadows
In the heart of a dense forest, where the trees whispered secrets to each other and the moonlight struggled to penetrate the thick canopy, there lived a young girl named Elara. She was known for her courage, her adventurous spirit, and her insatiable curiosity. But beneath her brave facade lay a fear that she kept hidden even from herself.
By Samir hosny3 years ago in Fiction
Beyond Measure
In the quaint town of Willowbrook, nestled amidst rolling hills and meandering streams, there lived two souls whose love transcended time and space. Emily and Jacob were childhood friends turned sweethearts, their bond forged in the innocence of youth and strengthened by the trials of life.
By Samir hosny3 years ago in Fiction
The Eighth Wonder
Notes: The Story belongs to the same universe as the following: Long Stories: Dragonfly: The Devil’s Deception Ladybug: A Mother’s Redemption Scorpio: A Quest Against Deception Triplicate: A Devil in Disguise (Part 1) Triplicate: A Devil in Disguise (Part 2) Hummingbird: Illusion of Shadows The White Sparrow: A Pursuit for Justice The Supreme GroundBreakers - A Battle Against the Invisible Enemy (Part 1) The Supreme GroundBreakers - A Battle Against the Invisible Enemy (Part 2)
By Apurba Deb3 years ago in Fiction
Fate Love
Mitsuki was known as the richest and most popular girl in school. She had everything she could ever want, from designer clothes to expensive cars. Her parents were successful business people who never failed to spoil her with lavish gifts and luxurious vacations. She was used to getting what she wanted, when she wanted it.
By Kristine Jay 3 years ago in Fiction
At the Gate...
If he had been able to cry without the wind creating these tears, it would be a pure moment of joy. The patch of gravel he stood on was quite wide and slippery, but he felt no fear. It was the other bodies around him that impressed him now, as did that view, and he could not move. It had taken him a long while to walk and beat the sun that touched the edge of the sky and blew away the darkness and strong shroud of clouds. There was the valley that he could see clearly now, and soon as he would make his way down the mountain. There was the path that was still visible in the dim light and dying mist that headed down the slope. With his fatigue, he thought that the chances of him making it up on time would not be a success, but here he was, tearing up at the joy in his eyes. The others were also trying to shed tears not whipped up by the wind and failing at the effort. But their emotions were raw and pure as they saw what the sun could do, what the clouds were hiding, and what their efforts at climbing and tracing their path led to; here, the highest point in the country.
By Kendall Defoe 3 years ago in Fiction
Beyond the Horizon: Exploring Next-Gen Innovations
In a world where technological advancement seems to know no bounds, it's crucial to stay ahead of the curve. From artificial intelligence to quantum computing, emerging technologies are shaping the future in unprecedented ways. Let's embark on a journey to understand the current landscape of innovation, explore the driving forces behind it, and delve into the transformative potential of next-gen technologies.
By AI The ruller of World3 years ago in Fiction
Am I Adamant About A Description, and or A Village?
Do You Have a Description? We will need a clear description of the one who took your purse Random Drabble: Description Drabbles are short — only 100 words. Please stay on the page for 30 seconds or more, so the stories are counted as a read. Please read, leave a heart, tip or comment — let me know you’ve been here! Thank you!
By Denise E Lindquist3 years ago in Fiction
Tornado
Alex was going through his ill-gotten loot when he heard the sirens go off, signaling a tornado had touched down. The only problem was that Alex had lived in this town his entire life and never remembered hearing of one tornado touching down. So Alex continued counting up what he brought in that night. He decided what to melt down and saw how much he could spend.
By Mother Combs3 years ago in Fiction
Peanut and Tommy
I was never the type of kid who would run to his parents screaming about a monster under his bed. I became aware that monsters existed at a very young age. I never feared them. Instead, I always wanted to meet one of them. One day, while pretending to sleep, I spotted the beast coming out of the closet to hide under my bed. It was the coolest thing I had ever seen. It was 6 feet tall and had green, yellow, and orange stripes. It looked like what you would get if you mixed a zebra with an alligator. It had spikes on its back and huge sharp teeth and thick claws. I only had one eye open as I watched the monster. I tried my best not to make a sound, but I couldn’t help it. I gasped in amazement. With great speed, the beast ran back into the closet. I tried to pretend that I was only snoring, but the beast did not return. It was gone. I was left lying there amazed. I got out of the bed, went into the closet to look for him, but I didn’t see anyone. Now, I was more determined than ever to meet the monster. I wanted to talk to him. I wanted to be his friend.
By David E. Perry3 years ago in Fiction
