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Black Heart
Caught in her wretched state, she grapples with the feeling that time is either stagnant or moving at a tortoise's pace. Every day, 24 hours seem to usher in a new life, only to fade away at day's end. Despite her relentless attempts to escape this distressing existence, she remains trapped within its suffocating confines. The previous night, however, provided a rare moment of solace through a conversation with her father, a reminder that she still holds a place in the world's consciousness. Yet, with each passing day, an ever-deepening void and emptiness settle into her soulless existence.
By Madiha Masood2 years ago in Chapters
Last of the Mastiff Riders, Part 2
Ferun's gaze pierced through the dimly lit streets, searching for any watchful eyes before nodding toward an abandoned house. Its worn facade hardly stuck out from the rest of the town. "It's abandoned," Ferun remarked, his voice barely audible above the rustling wind and occasional escaping sound of the tavern. "It should work."
By Michael Bivens2 years ago in Chapters
Never Say Never
This is the tale of an inspirational man with an amazing legacy, a man that was unbelievably determined and never let any obstacle get in his way. He was one with utmost dedication and resilience. He strived for excellence, come what may. He was struck with numerous major setbacks, but didn’t let them daunt him. He was truly one of a kind. And he was my great-grandfather Visheshwar Prasad Rastogi.
By Aashini Rastogi2 years ago in Chapters
Emily
Emily was a much-wanted child, born 9 months and 4 days after our wedding day. Starting out as a problem child, she poked her fingers through the sack and sent me into an early labor that would unfortunately be less than successful. She was now to be born through a pitocin fueled delivery on Thursday, January 12, 1984. Well, that didn’t work so onto a C-section on Friday, January 13, 1984. Note the date please.
By Barbara Gode Wiles2 years ago in Chapters
Desperately Seeking Pseudangelos, Chapter Three
What other way could it have gone though? Joe had intimated as much to Flashshadow on the drive over. As long as this was still his land, not Yon’s, the latter wouldn’t be the only one who commanded multitudes. That first afternoon with Sonica, several of Joe’s had looked in. Now he needs must summon another.
By Doc Sherwood2 years ago in Chapters
A Dream, Right?
**Chapter One ~ A dream, right?** Finally, Sunday was here! I quickly kicked the huge covers of my bed off me and got up expecting to see my old, dirty rubbish dump-like bedroom. What I saw instead, flabbergasted me! My room was huge! With a king sized bed and a huge closet next to a glamorous study table next to a… recording studio? “Eh” I said, and shrugged it off. “I’m probably dreaming”. I walked towards my seemingly huge closet and pulled out the first thing that came into my hand. When I looked at it, I nearly fainted! It was a long pink gown with sequins all over it. “Eugh! Where in the world did this come from?” I muttered, exasperated that I couldn’t find my regular oversized tee and denim shorts. “Muuuum!!” I shouted. I waited… And Waited… and waited. Finally, the door to my room opened “Mum have you seen my t— Aaah! Who are you? What are you doing in my house?” The person standing at my door was definitely not my mum! She was dressed in a black frilly dress and wore a white apron on top. “My name is Elodie, ma’am— uh sorry, your highness, very pleased to make your acquaintance. I am your personal chambermaid and am here to help you with anything you need. Do you require my assistance, Your highness?”
By Aashini Rastogi2 years ago in Chapters
Title: "The Unbreakable Spirit: Chronicles of the World's Unluckiest Man"
In a world where fate weaved its intricate tapestry, there lived a man named Desmond O'Connell, renowned as the world's unluckiest individual. His life was a symphony of misfortunes that defied reason, yet within the heart of his extraordinary journey, a story of resilience, humor, and unexpected camaraderie emerged.
By Sharon Nwaneri2 years ago in Chapters
