Short Story
Billionaire’s Secret Love- Ep 5
Episode 5: A Forbidden Embrace The storm had reached its zenith. In the days since the fragile confessions in the garden and the bittersweet reconciliation of hearts, the world outside the confines of the estate had begun to roar with scandal and accusation. The whispers of betrayal and the unyielding grip of societal expectations had grown louder, threatening to engulf Alexander Devereaux and Olivia Harper in a maelstrom of judgment. Yet, as the winds howled and the cold light of truth bore down, the two lovers found themselves on the precipice of a final showdown—a confrontation that would either shatter the fragile bonds they had forged or transform their forbidden love into an unassailable force.
By Victor Akinremi2 years ago in Fiction
Running Late
‘Shit!’ I cried out as I rolled over to see my alarm clock display 0830, ‘I’m going to be late again!’ I rushed around my studio apartment speedily getting myself ready ‘Only time for a hooker’s wash’ I cried out as I ran a washcloth over my smelly areas ‘I can’t be late again or it’s a disciplinary meeting Doug, the douche from HR.’
By Alan Walker2 years ago in Fiction
The Scarlet Sentinel
"Everything you have should be mine!" "I'm coming for you!" "You're mine!" As Danica Walsh stood in the ring, a number of the threats hurled at her for the last five months were remained in her mind. The perpetrator of said threats was her opponent, who was making her way to the ring. Enter the Scarlet Sentinel, a masked villainess donning a cape and a full red and gold bodysuit. The Sentinel's identity was a mystery entering this bout, but what wasn't a mystery was the attacks delivered by the Sentinel in the five months that have passed since debuting at Alpha Wrestling Revolution.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
Wires of the Past
Rojas ran her fingers over the cold metal of the engine’s core. The hum of The Last Starship vibrated through her bones, the sound a reminder of both the ship’s resilience and its impending decay. Each circuit she fixed, each panel she patched, was another step in a race against time—a race to find hope in the broken technology that was supposed to save them all.
By Alexander Terrell2 years ago in Fiction
The Whispering Winds of Fate
"The Whispering Winds of Fate" In the quaint town of Willow Creek, nestled in the rolling hills of the countryside, a chance encounter between two strangers would set off a chain of events that would change their lives forever. The town, with its picturesque streets, charming shops, and friendly residents, was a place where time stood still, and the beauty of nature was on full display.
By Taiwo Esther2 years ago in Fiction
MIDNIGHT MAGIC - ch 2
MIDNIGHT MAGIC – ch 2 Julie (*)(*)(*) Mia entered the parking lot of the medical clinic. Before getting out of the car, she turned to face her friend and said, “What’s going on, Jules? Why are you terrified if he finds you? You need to talk to me.”
By Margaret Brennan2 years ago in Fiction
Path to Freedom
Path to Freedom By Laura Brady DePace We huddled in the darkness, waiting for the robot troops to pass by. Holding our breath, quieting the babies as best we could. The older children, scared silent, hid their faces in their mothers’ skirts. The darkness protected us. Or so we hoped.
By Laura DePace2 years ago in Fiction
The Wage Slave’s Manifesto 3 (STORY)
— — Chapter 2 << >> Chapter 4 ### **The Aftermath** Ethan hunched over a flickering BMSE terminal, his eyes bloodshot. Praetorian’s stock plummets into freefall, its collapse splashed across every underground feed. Corporate news drones spin the narrative — *“Terrorist algorithms sabotage patriotic industry!”* — but the damage is done. Ethan’s CCS account swells to **$1.2 million**, a number that feels hollow as alarms blare on his stolen tablet.
By Ethan Cole2 years ago in Fiction
The Backyard
Outside in the backyard there were always wildflowers growing everywhere. You could even have seen rabbits, squirrels and birds of all kinds. But, one day that started out being a beautiful, sunny day turned out to be a day that nobody ever expected to happen. The sky turned an awful dark gray almost black, but they thought a tornado was approaching but none of them heard the tell-tale sign of a roaring train. As quick as the dark sky appeared it disappeared and the sun came back out, but it also seemed different for now it was blistering hot, and the humidity was unbearable.
By Mark Graham2 years ago in Fiction









