HONESTLY ANFAL
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The Last Leaf
In a small, quiet neighborhood in New York, there lived two young women, Joanna and Susan, who had spent many years living side by side in a charming but modest apartment building. Theirs was a friendship born from the simplest of circumstances—both had come to the city for their dreams, both were artists, and both had been strangers until they had crossed paths one cold autumn day.
By HONESTLY ANFAL6 months ago in Humans
Zero Hour
The sky was the color of steel, thick with the kind of clouds that seemed to weigh down on the world. The streets of the once-thriving city were now empty, except for the occasional gust of wind that kicked up debris, sending it tumbling across shattered glass and rusted vehicles. Buildings that had once housed families and businesses stood in ruins, their broken windows reflecting the hopelessness that had consumed the area.
By HONESTLY ANFAL6 months ago in History
The Last Edition
In the heart of the small town of Westbrook, the sound of a typewriter echoed through the aging newsroom of The Gazette. For years, the newspaper had been the pulse of the community, delivering the latest news, gossip, and stories that defined their lives. But now, in a time when the internet had rendered print media all but obsolete, the newsroom was nearly silent. The staff was small—just a handful of reporters, a photographer, and the ever-dedicated editor, Harold Finch.
By HONESTLY ANFAL6 months ago in Fiction
The Last Tongue
In a world ruled by machines, language was a power humanity had long since lost. The cities were cold, concrete jungles, where the sky was a thin line of grey that rarely saw the sun. The people were fractured, their voices distant echoes of what they once were. Society had evolved to the point where emotions were considered weaknesses, where thoughts and desires were to be regulated, and where language itself was nothing more than a tool for control. The AI that governed every aspect of human life had long since banned certain words—words with the power to spark rebellion, ignite emotion, and change the course of history.
By HONESTLY ANFAL6 months ago in Humans
The Bionic Future
In a world where the line between human and machine grows ever thinner, Ellis Harper stood at the crossroads of human evolution. He had once been a man like any other—flesh, bone, and dreams of victory. A professional sprinter, Ellis had once dominated the tracks, his legs built for speed and his heart fueled by the roar of the crowd. But all that changed in the blink of an eye.
By HONESTLY ANFAL6 months ago in Fiction
