Rabia Rizwan
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“The Memory Tree”
In the heart of a small village was an old tree, known as a tree of memory. Its branches stretched and its roots passed deeply, holding the murmur of past generations. Village residents believed that if someone put their hands on the bark and share his memory, the tree would hold it forever. And on quiet days, you can hear these echoes of memories when the wind tricks the leaves. A young boy named Elias arrived in the village with his grandmother, leaving behind everything that he once knew. He felt inappropriate, watching how other children play while he was sitting alone under a tree. One evening, his grandmother joined him and carefully put his hand on a rough bark of a tree. "Do you want to share my memory with her?" She asked. "Does it really listen?" Asked Elias.
By Rabia Rizwan11 months ago in Fiction
The Last Letter
Margaret's small, peaceful house was full of weights. A few years after her husband Arthur died, she always felt her presence in the rustling of the old curtains, and checked the chronometer he had once installed with such caution. Life continued without him, but it never evolved.
By Rabia Rizwan11 months ago in Fiction
From Rock Bottom to Resilience: A Journey of Healing After Betrayal
The journey started at a moment of profound betrayal. The relationship I had dedicated myself to—filled with affection, confidence, and optimism—was destroyed when deceit and broken commitments became irrefutable. The distressing realization of this betrayal left me feeling adrift and devastated as I faced the harsh truth: the individual I loved had undermined the very basis of our bond.
By Rabia Rizwan12 months ago in Chapters
The Lottery Ticket
Genre:Mystery/Thriller Opening Scene: David Brooks, a middle-aged office worker experiencing a streak of bad luck, trudges home after an exhausting, dull day at work. He stops by a convenience store out of habit and purchases a lottery ticket with the last few dollars he has in his wallet. It’s a customary act—he never thinks he’ll actually win.
By Rabia Rizwan12 months ago in Fiction
