Short Story
One Saw It All
It had been an agonizing two months for Alexa Parker-Quarles, as she was still dealing with the sudden disappearance of her wife of 10 years, Shannon Parker-Quarles, and it became worse when her body was found. It was a clear case of homicide, and clues and answers were coming few and far in-between. Alexa was waiting things out, taking things one day at a time, but it was definitely not easy for her. All that time passing with no definitive answers? It was taking quite a toll on Alexa, but she tried her best to mask it.
By Clyde E. Dawkins2 years ago in Fiction
The Magician
The Magician Magician Half-Yearly Exam Math Paper Bablu got eight and a half. Not only that, with a red pencil on the notebook, Dhiren Sir has written big and big. What is the destruction of the cow? Bablu turned the notebook upside down so that no one could see the cow writing, but Dhiren Sir said in a cloudy voice, Stand on this bench. What I have written in your math book, he saw everyone; he blackened his face and showed everyone the notebook; some people sitting on the fast bench laughed and laughed, who smiled, I will stitch up the face, smile. Immediately it stopped; everyone called Dhiren sir in fear, like Zam, Zam sir. On the fast bench, there was a little bit of a loud noise on the first bench; Dhiren sir roared.
By ANIMESH BHOWMICK2 years ago in Fiction
Michelle Monaghan: Hollywood’s Versatile Star and Her Low-Key Personal Life
Michelle Monaghan, brought into the world on Walk 23, 1976, in Winthrop, Iowa, is a gifted entertainer known for her flexibility and charming exhibitions. With jobs in both blockbuster hits and non mainstream pearls, Monaghan has cut out a special space in Hollywood. Be that as it may, regardless of her popularity, she has figured out how to keep her own life somewhat hidden, starting interest among fans and media the same.
By MST SALMA KHATUN2 years ago in Fiction
Paul Simon: A Musical Legend and Storyteller
Paul Simon, brought into the world on October 13, 1941, in Newark, New Jersey, is one of the most compelling vocalist lyricists ever. With a vocation crossing more than sixty years, Simon has made a permanent imprint on the music business, mixing types, societies, and narrating into his work.
By MST SALMA KHATUN2 years ago in Fiction
The Little Matchstick Girl
The little girl, pale, frail with dirty tresses of blonde hair, stood in the dark and the cold, selling matchsticks. They were all she had, aside from the rags on her back, from home. Not that the cottage where she once lived could ever be really called a home.
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Fiction
The theory of absence:
The belief in absence is the square root of human ignorance. Though absence is an unproven theory, we base all our calculations in life on it, as if it’s a proven fact. Humans are present beings that are lost in the illusion of absence. This illusion has shaped our actions and perceptions of life.
By VoiceOfAnOutlier2 years ago in Fiction
Missing a Beat
In this future, nobody moves. Not really. They sit for nearly all their waking hours. Staring at a screen all the working day. When they get home, they have many screens to stare at, to tell them what to do, and to entertain. Processed food is designed meticulously to be as delicious and addictive as possible, and it gets more so with every passing year. Everyone drinks too much alcohol in their downtime. They take too many stimulants to get them through the working hours, which, to deal with rising debt and cost of living, are longer than ever. Energy drinks are dispensed for free in most workplaces. People have grown flabby. Arteries furred up younger and younger. Strong coffee and intensely caffeinated drinks put more strain than ever on people's hearts. Various pharmaceuticals came with high risk of cardiac problems and blood clots, but they were too lucrative to suppress. All in all, it was becoming more and more common for people to have heart attacks under thirty-five. Even really healthy people, athletes who headed their field, keeled over regularly, their tickers missing a beat.
By L.C. Schäfer2 years ago in Fiction
Yuzuko's Regret
There will never be a day where Yuzuko would not regret cheating on her late husband. Her grandfather was the golden goose of modern AI and robotic welfare. Her indiscreet moments in alleyways had destroyed not only her beloved grandfather but everyone in Japan.
By Chloe Gilholy2 years ago in Fiction
Empathy and the Power of Love
Empathetic love is a concept most will not be familiar with yet will understand regardless. Comprehending others in life is a natural aspect of everyday living. To move forward is to understand, on a larger scale, the world. Once the world is relatively understood, the easier it is to keep on track. By keeping on track, an ever-adjusted goal is usually put in place to continue the constant march forward.
By Arthur Chapman2 years ago in Fiction
