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The Ghost Train
Chapter 4: Midnight at Thornwood The night air hung heavy with anticipation, a thick blanket of silence draped over Thornwood Station. Sarah checked her watch for the hundredth time, her fingers tracing the worn leather of her notebook. Hayes's stern warning echoed in her mind: "Some stories are better left untold." Reeves had been equally adamant, his weathered face etched with a mix of concern and something else—was it fear?
By Shane D. Spearabout a year ago in Fiction
"The Forest's Center"
"The Forest's Center" Emily did not think magic existed. She had been raised in a world of obligations, deadlines, and timetables. She was an accountant who valued facts over fiction and statistics over stories. But the day she fell into the forest, everything was different.
By Rajoan Islamabout a year ago in Fiction
Destiny turn
Chapter 7: Confronting the Past Cross stood before the magnificent building in the heart of Manhattan, where the Crosswell family controlled their entire business empire. The glass facade reflected the New York sky, but Cross knew that inside were the relentless power players. His hand clenched a necklace—a reminder of why he was here.
By THE INSPIRERabout a year ago in Fiction
The 1001st Copy
CHAPTER 2: THE PATH TO THE MACHINE'S GRAVE New Tokyo, March 15, 2145 – 5:17 AM Liora pushed her sweat-drenched black hair back, her fingers trembling slightly as she adjusted the grip on her ion pistol. The acidic rain drummed softly on the roof of the Neotech building, forming a crimson mist that looked like dried blood.
By THE INSPIRERabout a year ago in Fiction
Love, Please Return
Love, Please Return Sometimes, love is about longing, suffering, and hope that will not give up. It is not always about happy endings. This is the real-life story of Rohan and Aisha, two souls who loved deeply but lost their way, only to realize that some hearts are meant to beat together, no matter how far they drift apart.
By Afia Sikderabout a year ago in Fiction
Constant Care and Jealousy
Love was love, even after marriages...! He was a decade older than I was. But I took care of him. Although he performed the role of a protector and earner as usual, I also focused on the job I was doing when I was unmarried, and even after I was promoted as a wife, I took on his responsibilities on my own shoulders.
By Rohitha Lankaabout a year ago in Fiction
The Murder Ticket
The prisons were overwhelmed and overcrowded and recruitment was at an all time low. So the government proposed a lottery: eligible prisoners – non-violent, non-sexual, non-career criminals – could win rewards and dispensations, including the chance to leave the prison forever.
By Addison Alderabout a year ago in Fiction
Room 13
It was one dreadful evening, the rain and wind lashed the Whitmore Hotel like an angry god. Here comes Evelyn Carter stepping inside the edifice with her coat dripping water on the checkered floor. While shivering from being beaten by rain, she could smell old wood, wax, and something faintly metallic.
By Victor Mebisseabout a year ago in Fiction
Death by Moonlight . Top Story - March 2025.
I put down my sandwich, the salty pickles and melty cheese not hitting like usual; each swallow felt hollow. I sighed. Comfort food had lost its comfort. I reluctantly switched on the TV, wishing I could stay in denial. I slid the curtains closed to block the glare.
By Steph Marieabout a year ago in Fiction
