Short Story

"The Clever Hare and the Proud Lion"
Once upon a time, in the heart of a dense and vibrant jungle, there lived a powerful lion named Zor. With his golden mane and thunderous roar, Zor was feared by all the animals. He was the self-declared king of the jungle, and he ruled not with wisdom, but with terror.
By BAKHTIAR UDDINabout a year ago in Fiction
Siren's Song
Fifth November, the year of our lord eighteen hundred and eleven Meredith, My Siren, I hear your call all the way from London.
By Matthew J. Frommabout a year ago in Fiction
"It Looks Normal… But the Ending Will SHOCK You 😳"
The sun was setting behind the school as students poured out, laughing and talking about their weekend plans. Everything seemed normal. Just another Friday evening. Among the crowd was Rishi — 16, quiet, always sitting in the second row, the kind of boy teachers liked but students barely noticed.
By Ahmad Aliabout a year ago in Fiction
Echoes of the Unsent
Echoes of the Unsent “Every message you delete still gets delivered—just not to the person you think.” Layla stared at the message on her screen.
By FAIZAN AFRIDIabout a year ago in Fiction
The Mirror Doesn’t Lie
The Mirror Doesn’t Lie No one ever stayed in the Holloway House past midnight. The stories were old—handed down like warnings whispered through generations. They said there was a mirror on the second floor that didn’t reflect reality. It showed... possibilities. Or worse, replacements.
By FAIZAN AFRIDIabout a year ago in Fiction
💟 Silent Love~~Pert~01
Your shirt is getting wet. The rain is getting heavier. Please come inside, or you’ll catch a cold later. Mahad looked up at the faint, trembling voice. His gaze was calm and steady. He replied softly,
By Ramjan Hossanabout a year ago in Fiction
A Test of Truth: A Short Story About Integrity
The Surprise That Changed Everything It was a misty Friday morning in Greenhill Town. The school bell had just rung, and class 7B at Oakridge School was buzzing with chatter and sleepy yawns. But something unusual was about to happen—something that would test more than just academic skills.
By Ahmad Malikabout a year ago in Fiction
The Waiter
The lunch rush had just begun, and the clatter of cutlery mixed with the hiss of the kitchen’s grill like some chaotic symphony. Table 7 needed drink refills, Table 3 was complaining about cold soup, and the couple at Table 12 had been staring daggers at each other since they sat down. Kian adjusted his apron, forced a smile, and moved through the dining room like a dancer hitting every mark.
By Rohullahabout a year ago in Fiction
the still and silent walls
I remember the sun high in the distant blue, my limbs extended skyward in expectation of its restorative light. But that was long ago now, not so much memory as flashing images of loss, the pain of its absence making me wonder why it still returns in the dark watches of night.
By John Coxabout a year ago in Fiction
Beneath the Same Stars
Every night at 10:03 PM, I look up at the stars. I don’t need a reason anymore—it’s just what I do. It's a quiet ritual I started the night you left, and I’ve kept it going ever since. You told me once, “Even if we’re miles apart, we’ll always be beneath the same sky.” And for me, that has always been enough.
By Rohullahabout a year ago in Fiction
Camel and Lion Learn Peace
Once upon a time in a vast golden desert, where the sun painted the sand in shimmering waves, there lived a proud lion named Zor. Zor was known as the king of the grasslands, but as drought spread across his home, he wandered deep into the desert in search of water and food.
By Mukhtiar Ahmadabout a year ago in Fiction
Poor Billy
They found Billy at dawn, sitting atop a rusted bathtub in the middle of the cornfield, wearing a paper crown and holding a fishing rod—without a pond in sight.
By HUBREXXabout a year ago in Fiction