Young Adult
Lessons from My First Year Living Alone
1. Embracing Solitude: Finding Comfort in My Own Company Living alone taught me the art of solitude. In the quiet moments, I discovered the beauty of introspection and the importance of enjoying my own company. The ability to find contentment in the silence became a powerful ally in navigating the ebb and flow of daily life.
By Lilly Zayla3 years ago in Fiction
Lily's Unveiled Spotlight
Once upon a time in Kinabalu City, there lived a girl named Lily who went to Kinabalu City High School. Lily was popular—she had shiny eyes, a laugh that echoed in the hallways, and making friends seemed like the easiest thing for her. People knew her, and everyone thought her life was perfect, like a dream. But guess what? Lily had her own troubles hiding behind that popular image.
By WENNA WILLIE3 years ago in Fiction
Mina's Plan
Mina’s new step-mom, Naomi, was not a kind woman. Oh, she was nice enough in front of others, like Mina’s Dad, but when no one was around, she would make snide remarks towards Mina and comment about sending Mina away to boarding school to live. Once, Naomi even slapped Mina for no reason whatsoever.
By Mother Combs3 years ago in Fiction
Gentle Giants
Once upon a time, in a dense, whispering jungle far from the busy hum of human cities, there lived a peculiar elephant whose story is worth more than a mere mention. His name was Elbert, and unlike his grey, grandiose comrades, Elbert was as white as the ivory tusks that curved like sabers from his massive head. His eyes were the color of ripe blueberries, and his heart was as large as his substantial, yet gentle, frame. This is the tale of Elbert, the elephant with a destiny so remarkable that even the great Roald Dahl would have reveled in the telling.
By Rajeshkumar G3 years ago in Fiction

