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Most recently published stories in Chapters.

"Scooby's Tale: A Journey of Unbreakable Bonds"
In a quaint, traditional cottage nestled amidst the embrace of nature, we curated a world of enchantment. Our abode was adorned with a kitchen garden, a verdant sanctuary where vegetables and herbs flourished, while passionfruit vines gracefully intertwined with plum trees and tree tomatoes, creating a whimsical arboreal dance.
By Temjenungla Imchen2 years ago in Chapters
Serendipitous Hearts
In the heart of a bustling city, where the rhythm of life was as constant as the hum of traffic, two souls were about to embark on a journey that would intertwine their destinies in the most unexpected way.
By Jeevanantham S2 years ago in Chapters
Eternal Flames of the Heart: Exploring the Enchanting Realm of Romance
Introduction: The Allure of Romance Romance, a timeless facet of human experience, has captivated hearts and minds throughout history. From the pages of classic literature to the screens of modern cinema, the concept of romance has woven its enchanting threads into the very fabric of human existence. It is a realm of emotion, passion, and connection that transcends cultural boundaries, revealing the depths of human vulnerability and the yearning for intimacy.
By Abdulsomod Alamu2 years ago in Chapters
Blossoming Minds: Nurturing the Seeds of Education
In the heart of Greenwood Village stood Meadowbrook Elementary School, a place where dreams took root and minds blossomed. The school's motto, "Nurturing the Seeds of Education," echoed through its hallways, capturing the essence of its purpose. At the helm of this educational haven was Ms. Emily Turner, a dedicated and passionate teacher who believed in the transformative power of education.
By Abdulsomod Alamu2 years ago in Chapters
Sign On The Dotted Line, And You Have Yourself An Affair
We all have an ardour for romance we understand. Relationship economy, by which everyone understands who gets what from the transaction.
By Ellen Frances2 years ago in Chapters
Curse of creativity
Throughout history, there’s a long list of eminent creative achievers in all fields who’ve suffered from depression. Winston Churchill famously described his darker times as his “Black Dog.” Charles Dickens and Robin Williams struggled with clinical depression. So did Picasso, Beethoven and Virginia Woolf.
By k eleanor2 years ago in Chapters
Strange Meetings With Birthday Greetings
It was a stunningly beautiful Autumn day, the azure blue sky acting like a blank canvas on which nature had decided to paint a masterpiece full of vibrant natural colors. A mosaic, leaf-confetti-littered pathway led off to a vanishing point far off in the distance. On both sides, lines of skeleton trees, shedding their summer foliage, stood like sentinels guarding the pathway to heaven. To each side, mid-life evergreens acted as a natural bulwark to protect the open parkland behind.
By Liam Ireland2 years ago in Chapters
Unexpected Café Romance
Start writing...Introduction This romance story is all about Unexpected Café Romance of Lily and Noah. Chapter 1: A Chance Meeting As the rain poured down, Lily dashed into a cozy café to escape the downpour. She found solace in the aroma of freshly brewed coffee and the warm ambiance of the place. Little did she know, her life was about to take an unexpected turn.
By Muhammed Yakub2 years ago in Chapters
Memories and Nostalgia
The rain tapped gently on the windowpane, casting a melancholic rhythm that matched Lily's mood. Sitting alone in her dimly lit apartment, she stared at the old photograph in her hand. It was a picture of her and Ethan, smiling at a beach, their eyes filled with the promise of a future together. But that future had shattered, leaving only memories and nostalgia in its wake.
By john kimani2 years ago in Chapters
Warm Beers
A streak of sunlight hits the windshield, so hot and bright I find myself in a headachy dream state that drags my concentration away. The white sunlight reminds me of the ‘jetty days’, age 14 through to 17. Every summer afternoon all five of us boys would go down there, eager to seem fearless as we drank shitty warm beers and backflipped off the railings. We would stand, sprawled against the thick wooden sun-bleached beams and attempt to pull the older girls from the college. They didn’t pay much attention to us. Back then, none of us had jobs, it was the end of year ten, our first summer without school, we were keen to not let anyone take away our newfound freedom. None of us wanted to continue with school, it just didn’t suit us.
By Bea2 years ago in Chapters
Catching the Heartbeat: A Brief look from the Center of My Diary
Life is a mind boggling embroidery woven with strings of encounters, minutes that shape our story and characterize our excursion. In the soul of praising the send off of the Parts people group, I set out on an intelligent excursion — a brief look into a critical section that lives at the core of my biography. This section, settled in my journal, epitomizes a defining moment immersed with feeling, understanding, and validness.
By Manjit@6400..2 years ago in Chapters
The Night I Lost the Hard Salami
"I don't know what to say," I blurted nervously. "I don't know what Real People do in therapy." Hearing the echoes of my words I winced. What a stupid way to start things. I only had three sessions as part of my Employee Assistance Program and here I am wasting time already. AND revealing something that I was sure made no sense and that I didn't want to talk about: my concern that I do things 'correctly', the way Real People do them. I was here to DO Therapy correctly.
By Judey Kalchik 2 years ago in Chapters