Young Adult
Agron's Cave
The two elves had angrily ushered them in after that, saying that they would hear them out before making them leave. However, Haganto couldn’t find the words as the familiar elven guards glared at them. Haganto looked around the room, made to question any fortunate visitors before they were allowed to enter the rest of Malnora. The entrance ‘hall’ was just as sparsely decorated as he remembered it, and not unexpectedly, it was only the four of them in the room.
By Rebecca Patton3 years ago in Fiction
The Billionaire and the Businesswoman
Emma's heart raced with anticipation as she cautiously stepped into the bustling newsroom of the New York Times on her first day. The air crackled with the frenetic energy of reporters racing against deadlines, and the incessant ringing of telephones filled the room. She located her assigned cubicle and settled in, her excitement mingled with a hint of trepidation.
By The Liv Chapters3 years ago in Fiction
He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not. Top Story - May 2023.
He only loved me on some days. Sometimes for weeks at a time. Sometimes for months. Sometimes only a few moments. ~ It was a Friday afternoon, the kind accompanied by a wild Spring breeze, the smell of blooming flowers and the triumphant feeling of making it through another week of boring monotonous nine to five work.
By Karissa E.L. Cuff3 years ago in Fiction
Uncharted Territory
The morning sunlight streamed through the window, enveloping Emma's bedroom in a comforting, golden hue. With a racing mind, she rose from the bed, contemplating the monumental decision that stood in front of her. Should she opt for the secure and familiar route, or should she embrace the uncharted territory and welcome fresh challenges? The gravity of the choice weighed heavily upon her, and she recognized the necessity of finding solace in solitude to gain clarity of thought.
By The Liv Chapters3 years ago in Fiction
Small Town Beginnings
Emma Rogers had always harbored ambitions of leaving her small hometown and pursuing a career in the bustling city, but fate seemed to have other plans for her. Stuck in Sleepy Hollow, New York, she toiled away as a secretary for the local newspaper, completing monotonous tasks that hardly tested her abilities. Her boss, a self-important editor, was of no help either, failing to recognize important news even when it was staring him in the face. Emma's existence seemed stagnant and unfulfilling, and she longed for a more exhilarating life.
By The Liv Chapters3 years ago in Fiction
Testing the Limits
Everyone knew the stories about the Lake of the Drowned. Travellers stopping to refresh themselves with a picturesque view, then vanishing to never be seen again. Strong swimmers, young... natural causes were getting harder to use as an explanation.
By Natasja Rose3 years ago in Fiction
Don't Ever Visit This Island
Imagine a sandy beach on a remote Hawaiian island. It's surrounded exclusively by a warm ocean and untouched nature. There are only a few hundred local residents on the island, but you will hardly meet them. Would you like to spend your vacation there? Well, I'll disappoint you. It's the island of Niihau, and it's been closed off from the rest of the world for more than 150 years.
By Corey Turner3 years ago in Fiction
Crossing Paths. First Place in Unexpected Uncovering Challenge.
Christian Brown is not an erratic man. He always considers his decisions. He makes lists. Pro. Con. Sometimes he makes Venn diagrams when he thinks his ideas belong somewhere in between. As he speeds north on the highway in his dead father’s pick-up truck, all he can think about is the fact that his decision to be on this highway, heading north, has nothing to do with lists and diagrams. It’s love, pure and unconditional, perfect and aching. Christian Brown is not an emotional man, but his wet eyes blur the exit numbers and motel signs now.
By L.A. Hancock3 years ago in Fiction
The Battle for the Remote
As soon as Mike walked into his apartment, he knew something was off. The air felt thick, and a musty smell permeated the air. He had been gone for the weekend, and his partner, Rachel, had promised she would clean up the place. But looking around, it seemed like she had done the exact opposite.
By Ivory Maxwell3 years ago in Fiction





