sunaam khan

Joined October 2025

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The City That Forgot Its Name
No one remembers when the city forgot its name. It happened quietly — the way sunsets fade or laughter dies in an empty room. One morning, the street signs were blank, the maps were white, and the people simply… went on.
By sunaam khan2 months ago in Fiction
How to Hold a Heart That Isn’t Yours
They never tell you that loving someone you can’t have isn’t just about longing. It’s about discipline. About learning how to stand close enough to feel the warmth of their light without reaching out and burning yourself on it.
By sunaam khan2 months ago in Fiction
The Last Song the Stars Remembered
They said the universe would go quiet someday. Not with an explosion, but with a sigh. And when it did, the last thing to fade would be the music.
By sunaam khan2 months ago in Fiction
The Memory Engineer
No one ever came to the Memory Engineer to remember. They came to forget. And that was the part that broke him most. Elias Dorne worked in a workshop that didn’t look like the future, though it lived in one. It was small, tucked between glass towers that hummed with drones and advertisements. His space smelled of oil, dust, and static electricity. The kind of smell old dreams might have if they could decay.
By sunaam khan3 months ago in Fiction
I Didn’t Change — I Returned to Myself
For years, I thought growing up meant becoming someone new. Someone stronger. Smarter. Calmer. More likable. Someone who didn’t cry when things fell apart or feel guilty for wanting peace.
By sunaam khan3 months ago in Confessions
The Power of Habits: How Small Changes Can Transform Your Life
As a freelancer, I have learned that success is not just about being motivated or inspired, it's about creating habits that lead to results. In this story, I'll share with you the power of habits and how they can transform your life and career.
By sunaam khan3 months ago in Fiction
The Door That Wasn’t There Yesterday
It all began on a quiet Sunday morning. The kind of morning where the sun filters gently through the curtains and the world outside seems paused in a peaceful hush. I had just woken up in my small apartment — nothing unusual, just another day. Or so I thought.
By sunaam khan3 months ago in Horror
The Year I Learned to Say No
For most of my life, “yes” was my default setting. If someone needed help, I said yes. If someone needed company, I said yes.
By sunaam khan3 months ago in Humans
The Silence Protocol
When they activated The Silence Protocol, the world didn’t end. It just went quiet. At first, people thought it was another government blackout — a cybersecurity test, a temporary restriction. But it wasn’t. It was a reset.
By sunaam khan3 months ago in Fiction
The House That Remembered Me
When I drove up the old gravel road, I almost didn’t recognize it. The house stood at the top of the hill, leaning slightly to one side, its paint worn thin by the years. The porch railing was missing two slats, and the wind chimes my mother hung decades ago now sang in a language of rust and memory.
By sunaam khan3 months ago in Fiction