Young Adult

The Curse of Santa Claus
This is not the fabrications of Santa Claus told to children so they remember the magic of the season and ignite a selfless desire to give. No, this is the truth. This is a warning to those who try to catch a glimpse of the head elf and see that twinkle in his eye. For if you do, it will be the last thing you see in this life before the curse takes hold of you and you are forced to serve the dark master of mischief forever…
By James Nicholas Adams4 years ago in Fiction
Bad For Business
"Xander, do you have it?" The frantic voice in my head let me know Cara was worried. Jacking into cyberspace was a regular day for me, but this time, everything was different. The job was sketchy, to say the least, but we needed the money, and the corpo who hired me didn't give too many details.
By Matthew Angelo4 years ago in Fiction
Hidden Guide
Lustful winds with a aromatic spill of ocean salt fills my senses. The seas edge dances as the moon sheds it's spot light amongst the waves. As the splatter of small drips of spray reaches us setting a scene like no other for this night will be that night. That night I proclaim my heart to her.
By Magnar Arne4 years ago in Fiction
Salem And The Sphinx War
Chapter One: The Beginning My Name Is Salem Salem Normally I slept fine each night and wandered the streets of Delipso by day, but this day, something happened. That day I had been feeling like something incredible was going to happen. I didn't think anything like that would ever happen to me, but to my surprise it did. Here's my story from the very beginning, till the end...
By Jonathan Burton Peters Jr.4 years ago in Fiction
Don't Be A Fool 2
The game ends with a 4-1 Maple Leafs win over the Florida Panthers. I throw my beer cup away and grab Siri's arm to get her attention. Together, we descend the congested and sticky nacho chip-covered stairs to the long hallway that leads to the locker room.
By Aubree W4 years ago in Fiction
Man Finds Out God
At the beginning of the Story, a man opens a door and to his shock he finds a world 10 years behind our earth. There are inverted buildings, high tech cars, and technology a million times more advanced than any other world.
By Sabiha UH4 years ago in Fiction
Close the Windows, Asha
Asha loved storms almost as much as her Nanna hated them. No one on the planet loved anything to match the fervent fear and hatred that Nanna had for storms. Asha’s mother explained that it was because of the typhoon that swept Nanna’s home and family away when she was a girl in the Philipines.
By Remington Write4 years ago in Fiction
Squirrel
I’m standing in the field, only this time it’s spring. There’s small green shoots all over the place making their way through last year’s dead growth. The breeze flicks my hair across my face and the sun warms my bare toes. There are fluffy clouds slowly making their way across the sky.
By Jolene Poulin4 years ago in Fiction
"Adventurers Uncover Hidden Treasure in Fabled Cave"
Lily and Rose were sisters who lived long ago in an unimaginably distant country. The oldest sibling, Lily, was famous for her ingenuity and bravery. She was always up for an adventure and cherished time spent with her sister discovering the kingdom. On the other hand, Rose, the younger sibling, was renowned for her generosity and sage advice. She had a way of seeing the best in everyone and was always willing to provide a helping hand.
By Anders Tintin Doan4 years ago in Fiction
Vampire Hunters
So now you know how my brother and I became vampires. However, you still don't know why we hunt them down and kill demons. Actually, that story is quite simple. It was a brisk spring morning forty-nine years after the night our mother was killed by Jedadiah. We were now Roman soldiers and very high rankings ones at that. We were Centurions, we were over two different Centuria of course. However, we were in the same legion. I believe you do know the story of the crucifixion of the Messiah. How two Roman soldiers nailed Him to the cross and hoisted it up into the hole as his body jolted in pain. Yeah, those two soldiers were my brother and I.
By Jorden Dunbar4 years ago in Fiction
Open doors
“You’re overthinking again.” “Not really. It’s huge decision.” “Not really. It’s just a package.” “It’s more than that, can’t you see? That’s why they disguised the label.”
By Holly Pheni4 years ago in Fiction
Unexpected Answers
"You can't convince me that the ocean isn't haunted, Kieran." “Em you literally study the ocean for a living what do you mean?”
By A. Nguyen4 years ago in Fiction