A Gomes

Joined March 2025

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"Hi there, my name is A Gomes, I always love to read books, adventure and new challenges. We're still going to have fun over there.

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Culinary hearts
The amber glow of candlelight danced across the table as Maya slipped into her seat, her emerald dress catching the light. Across from her, James adjusted his tie nervously, his eyes betraying the excitement he'd been trying to contain all week. They had been together for three years, but tonight felt different. Tonight, everything was about to change.
By A Gomesabout a month ago in Poets
The Lighthouse Keeper's Secret
The old lighthouse stood alone on the rocky cliff, its white paint peeling like sunburned skin. Thomas had kept the light burning for thirty-two years, ever since the day he arrived with nothing but a suitcase and a letter of recommendation. No one visited him out here. No one asked questions. That was precisely how he liked it.
By A Gomes2 months ago in History
Secrets in Ink
Emma almost missed her stop. The leather-bound journal lay wedged between the orange plastic seats of the northbound six train, its cover worn smooth by countless hands. She grabbed it on impulse as the doors chimed their warning, tucking it into her messenger bag as she rushed onto the platform.
By A Gomes2 months ago in Fiction
The Valley of Endless Work
The morning mist clung to the peaks above Brightwater Village like a stubborn memory. Elena tied her apron strings and stepped into the bakery's warmth, where dough waited in patient mounds. Her hands moved with practised efficiency, kneading and shaping, while the first light crept through the eastern windows. By the time most villagers stirred, she would have forty loaves rising in the oven.
By A Gomes2 months ago in Humans
The Garden Bowl Party
Title: The Garden Bowl Party Subtitle: A Celebration of Freshness, Friendship, and a Simple Diet Soup The sun dipped low behind the houses as the neighbourhood gathered in the small backyard of Maya’s home. The patio lights were strung from fence to fence, glowing like tiny stars waiting for the night. The air was warm with laughter, gentle music, and the soft rustle of garden leaves swaying in the breeze. But the real center of attention was what simmered quietly in the big silver pot on the outdoor stove—Maya’s Garden Fresh Diet Soup.
By A Gomes2 months ago in History
When Machines Learned to Dream
It was the year 2098. The sky above New London shimmered in a soft hue of silver, streaked with thin lines of light — the SkyGrid. It wasn’t clouds anymore that drifted across the horizon, but streams of data, moving between satellites and stations in orbit. People no longer looked up to check the weather. They looked up to see if the world was still connected.
By A Gomes3 months ago in Fiction
The City That Forgot Its Name
No one remembered what the city was called. Not the old men who watched the sun rise from crumbling rooftops, not the children who played in streets lined with silent machines, not even the records — every screen, every archive, every sign — had gone blank. One morning, the name was simply gone.
By A Gomes3 months ago in BookClub
A Culinary Love Story in Oaxaca"
The golden light of late afternoon poured over the cobblestone streets of Oaxaca like warm honey as Mateo Navarro adjusted the strap of his camera bag. The 32-year-old architect from Mexico City had come to the annual Festival de los Sabores to photograph the food stalls for his blog, not expecting it would change his life forever.
By A Gomes9 months ago in History
The Last GoodNight Kiss
The Johnson family's nightly ritual was sacred. Eight-year-old Emma would kneel by Biscuit's bed, the golden retriever puppy licking her nose goodnight as parents Sarah and Mark watched from the doorway. That Thursday night was no different—until it was.
By A Gomes9 months ago in Families
A Journey Through Powe
The Spark Javier Rivera had always been fascinated by electricity. As a child, he’d spent hours taking apart old radios and rewiring broken lamps, much to his mother’s dismay. Now, at 22, he clutched the acceptance letter in his hands—his first real job at Valley Electric Company (VEC).
By A Gomes9 months ago in Men
How One Haircut Changed Everything
For as long as she could remember, Sophia had hated her hair. Thick, curly, and uncontrollable, it had been the bane of her existence since elementary school. While other girls flipped their sleek ponytails, Sophia wrestled her mane into tight braids or—on particularly desperate days—flat-ironed it into submission, even if it meant waking up two hours early.
By A Gomes9 months ago in Families
How 10 Minutes a Day Rewired My Body
Jenna hated running. Every time she tried, her lungs burned, her legs ached, and her brain screamed "Why are we doing this?!" But after a stressful year of deadlines, takeout meals, and sleepless nights, her doctor’s words echoed in her mind: "Your body isn’t built for this lifestyle. Start moving, or your health will decline."
By A Gomes9 months ago in Filthy

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Culinary hearts

The Lighthouse Keeper's Secret

Secrets in Ink

The Valley of Endless Work

The Garden Bowl Party

When Machines Learned to Dream

The City That Forgot Its Name

A Culinary Love Story in Oaxaca"

The Last GoodNight Kiss

A Journey Through Powe

How One Haircut Changed Everything

How 10 Minutes a Day Rewired My Body

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