Zidane

Joined August 2025

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The Doorbell That Rang Once More 🛎
The doorbell had not rung in eleven years. Not once. It sat beside the front door of the narrow house on Brookfield Road, its small metal button dulled by weather and time. Dust gathered around its edges. A spider once tried to build a home beneath it, but even the spider eventually left, as if sensing there was nothing left to announce.
By Zidane18 days ago in Fiction
The Christmas–New Year Mix-Up That Somehow Fixed Everything 🎆🎄
The problem began on December 26th, at exactly 9:00 a.m., when Ben Carter accidentally ordered 300 party hats instead of 30.
By Zidane19 days ago in Fiction
🎄 The Christmas Bakery That Accidentally Saved Everyone 🎄
The first sign that something was terribly wrong with Christmas came from the oven. Specifically, from the smoke. At exactly 5:47 a.m. on December 20th, the fire alarm of Sugarplum Corner Bakery screamed like it had just discovered betrayal, while flour drifted through the air like confused snow.
By Zidane20 days ago in Fiction
The Mirror That Refused to Forget 🪞
The mirror hung in the hallway between the bedroom and the bathroom, framed in dark wood that had softened with age. Its surface was not cracked, not warped, but no longer perfectly clear. When light struck it just right, faint marks appeared — smudges that never fully disappeared, no matter how carefully it was cleaned.
By Zidane20 days ago in Fiction
The Bicycle by the Creek 🚲
The bicycle lay on its side near the bend of the creek, half-hidden by tall grass and reeds that whispered whenever the wind passed through. Its paint had once been blue, bright enough to catch sunlight, but years had softened it into something closer to the color of the sky just before rain.
By Zidane21 days ago in Fiction
🎄 The Christmas Elevator That Refused to Be Normal 🎄
The elevator in the Hollyberry Heights apartment building had one job. Go up. Go down. Do not talk. And for eleven months of the year, it did that job beautifully.
By Zidane21 days ago in Fiction
The Christmas Miracle of Maple Street 🎄
On Maple Street, Christmas did not arrive quietly. It arrived with a bang, a crash, and the unmistakable sound of Mr. Gerald Wickersham shouting,
By Zidane22 days ago in Fiction
The Camera That Never Forgot a Face 📷
The camera lived in a leather case on the second shelf of a narrow bookcase, tucked between old travel guides and photo albums whose pages had begun to yellow.
By Zidane23 days ago in Fiction
The Candle That Burned Past Midnight 🕯
🕯 The Candle That Burned Past Midnight The candle sat on the windowsill of a narrow apartment, its wax pooled thick and uneven at the base. It was plain — no scent, no decoration — just a thin white candle in a chipped glass holder.
By Zidane24 days ago in Fiction
The Piano With Three Missing Keys 🎹
The piano stood against the far wall of the living room, its dark wood dulled by time and sunlight. Three keys were missing from the middle — not broken, not stuck, simply gone. In their place were narrow gaps, like teeth lost to years of careful use.
By Zidane25 days ago in Fiction
The Watch That Stopped at 3:17 🕰
The watch lay in the back of a kitchen drawer for nearly twenty years. Not because it was forgotten, but because it had been placed there carefully, wrapped in a soft handkerchief that still smelled faintly of soap and tobacco. The drawer was opened often — for spare batteries, for scissors, for rubber bands — and every time it opened, the watch was seen.
By Zidane26 days ago in Fiction
The Mailbox That Still Waited 📮
The mailbox stood a little crooked at the edge of Willow Lane, its red paint faded to a tired pink. The flag no longer lifted the way it once had; the hinge squeaked when the wind caught it just right. Most people barely noticed it anymore. Cars passed. Seasons turned. The mailbox stayed.
By Zidane27 days ago in Fiction

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The Doorbell That Rang Once More 🛎

The Christmas–New Year Mix-Up That Somehow Fixed Everything 🎆🎄

🎄 The Christmas Bakery That Accidentally Saved Everyone 🎄

The Mirror That Refused to Forget 🪞

The Bicycle by the Creek 🚲

🎄 The Christmas Elevator That Refused to Be Normal 🎄

The Christmas Miracle of Maple Street 🎄

The Camera That Never Forgot a Face 📷

The Candle That Burned Past Midnight 🕯

The Piano With Three Missing Keys 🎹

The Watch That Stopped at 3:17 🕰

The Mailbox That Still Waited 📮

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