Paula R

Joined April 2024

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Hi! I am delighted in the art of storytelling, I dreamed of bringing imaginations to life through my writing, turning childhood dreams into captivating tales and be amazed by the wonders of the world, world trivia, or mysteries.

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The Puzzling Case of Ellen Sadler's Nine-Year Sleep
In a quaint English village nestled within the embrace of lush countryside, the year was 1871, and whispers stirred among the cobblestone streets. Amidst the uniformity of quaint houses, one dwelling held a peculiar allure, drawing a throng of curious onlookers who lingered, anticipating something extraordinary. As the doors creaked open, a hushed astonishment rippled through the crowd, confirming the veracity of the rumors that had circulated.
By Paula R2 years ago in Writers
Gone Without a Trace
In the bustling streets of New York City, nestled within the opulent Upper East Side, lived Dorothy Arnold, a young heiress whose life was the epitome of privilege and promise. Yet, on a crisp December morning in 1910, the vibrant tapestry of her existence would be forever marred by a shadowy enigma that would captivate the world for generations to come.
By Paula R2 years ago in Horror
Mysteries Beneath the Mistletoe
Once upon a snowy Christmas Eve in 1945, George Solder and his wife Jenny gathered with their nine children in their warm home nestled in the heart of Fville, West Virginia. The air was filled with laughter, the scent of pine, and the joy of the holiday season. Little did they know, however, that this night would mark the beginning of a chilling mystery that would haunt them for years to come.
By Paula R2 years ago in Horror
Frozen Chronicles
In the annals of Earth's history, there exists a frozen continent at the bottom of the world, where once lush forests roamed and colossal dinosaurs roamed freely. Today, this landmass, larger than the United States and Europe combined, stands as a testament to the passage of time, a frozen wilderness known as Antarctica.
By Paula R2 years ago in Earth
Gone were the days
Looking back, I see life unfolds I know I can never go back to when I only think of playing and running around under the rain.
By Paula R2 years ago in Poets
Unlocking Ancient Secrets
Imagine standing in the shadow of Mount Vesuvius on a peaceful late summer day in Pompeii, Italy, in the year 79 A.D. Everything seems tranquil until the earth begins to shake violently, and within moments, the city is engulfed by a massive volcanic eruption. Superheated gas and lava flow down the mountainside, burying thousands of people alive. Pompeii, once a thriving Roman city, becomes a tomb, frozen in time by the ash and debris.
By Paula R2 years ago in History
Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle
As we continue our exploration of the Bermuda Triangle, let's consider the stories of those who have ventured into its depths and returned to tell the tale. Some claim to have experienced strange phenomena firsthand, such as sudden electrical storms or compasses that spin wildly out of control. Others speak of eerie silences and a sense of being watched by unseen eyes. Could these firsthand accounts provide clues to the true nature of the Triangle's mysteries?
By Paula R2 years ago in Earth
A Tale of Mystery and Intrigue
Once known as the "Blue of France," the Hope Diamond is steeped in mystery and legend. Its origins trace back over a billion years, when it formed deep within the earth. According to some accounts, it was plucked from an Indian temple idol by a daring Hindu priest who couldn't resist its allure.
By Paula R2 years ago in Fiction
Of Gods and Aliens
The subject of deity is a tricky one. God or Gods, Goddess or Goddesses—each carries a complex and intricate web of beliefs. Mankind, in its perpetual quest to uncover its humble beginnings, invariably finds itself pondering the nature of a higher power. We cling to our beliefs with fervor, creating a mosaic of faith that often resists the intrusion of differing perspectives. Yet, it is within this mystery of God that we might find the answers to our own origins, an answer that might lie among the stars.
By Paula R2 years ago in Fiction
Real-Life Stories That Will Leave You in Stitches
In the bustling 19th-century port town of Cape Town, South Africa, Signalman James White, known to his colleagues as "the Jumper," had a peculiar habit of leaping between rail cars. But one fateful day, his daredevil antics led to a tragic accident that cost him both legs. Determined to continue his work for the Cape Town Port Elizabeth Railway Service, James sought an unconventional solution: he enlisted the help of a baboon named Jack.
By Paula R2 years ago in Fiction
The Lady in Waiting
It was a balmy afternoon when I arrived at Honolulu International Airport. My flight was delayed, so I decided to relax in the waiting area, soaking in the ambiance of the tropical paradise. As I sipped on a refreshing pineapple juice, I couldn't help but notice an anxious blonde lady in a white dress standing at one of the gates. She seemed out of place, her eyes fixed on the runway as if she were waiting for someone.
By Paula R2 years ago in Horror
Make or Break Decisions
Broken heart, broken trust, I am building myself, I am building a little one's life. I sacrifice, I save life. When is the time
By Paula R2 years ago in Writers

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The Puzzling Case of Ellen Sadler's Nine-Year Sleep

Gone Without a Trace

Mysteries Beneath the Mistletoe

Frozen Chronicles

Gone were the days

Unlocking Ancient Secrets

Mysteries of the Bermuda Triangle

A Tale of Mystery and Intrigue

Of Gods and Aliens

Real-Life Stories That Will Leave You in Stitches

The Lady in Waiting

Make or Break Decisions

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