thriller
Whispers of Yesterday, the Train That Took Me Home
Emma's heels clicked against the cracked floor of the abandoned station, each echo swallowed by the heavy, unnatural fog. The timetable above flickered once before going dark — all trains canceled, except one.
By Syed Sarafatabout a year ago in Fiction
Locals Speak of a Man Who Claimed He Traveled Through Time After a Strange Encounter Near Area 51 in the '70s
They say it was the summer of '78, maybe '79. Time blurs out there, past the Nevada line where the desert swallows the road and spits out silence. There's no real town, just a scatter of trailers and a diner clinging to life under a crooked sign that flickers more than it shines. People don't pass through—they vanish, or they don’t come at all. Folks who stay, they like it that way. They don’t talk much. Don’t ask, don’t tell. Except for Ed.
By Rusty Chroniclesabout a year ago in Fiction
Her Choice
In a society that forgives men for everything, why is a woman condemned for following her heart? A woman, married and bound by vows, begins to think about another man. Maybe it's emotional neglect, loneliness, or just the aching desire to feel something real again. Whatever the reason, her mind drifts toward someone else. She falls for him, and eventually, she marries him. Despite the world whispering a thousand stories into her ears, she stays firm. She chooses him, and nothing else matters.
By Rohitha Lankaabout a year ago in Fiction
THE PRICE OF HOPE
The morning sun bathed the terraced hills of the village in golden light. Fields of ripening maize stretched across the slopes, and small houses made of stone and mud dotted the landscape. The village, isolated from the bustling cities of Nepal, was quiet except for the occasional chirp of birds and the soft breeze that swept through the valley. For as long as anyone could remember, this land had been a place of toil, of simple living, and, for many, of silent despair.
By Roshan Chauhanabout a year ago in Fiction
Elephant and Calf
Elephants, the so-called giants of the animal kingdom, are also among the smartest and emotionally complex creatures walking the planet. On the whole, elephants have a social structure, behaviour, and emotions that are deep, especially the bond between an elephant calf and its mother. This bond is among the tightest in the animal kingdom, and it's a reflection of the species' ability to survive as well as its complex social behavior. Here we will look at the incredible tie between elephants and their young, and how it ensures the survival of the latter, the role of family units in the society of this monumental social creature, and how the very fibre of the bond bears testament to the phenomenal flood of emotions experienced by one of the largest and most majestic of beasts.
By Rohitha Lankaabout a year ago in Fiction
