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The Conduit: Chapter 10
Hours passed, and Max was finally able to return the station to normal routine procedures. They were still investigating Carter’s death, and Han was going over every second of camera footage from the previous night to the morning when Carter was found. All he could do was work the case in front of him. All Max Shepherd could do was inform the group that they needed to send someone to inform Carter’s family. Of course, number one would take care of that. Max didn’t know if he believed his boss or not, and that was why he was searching for personnel files on Carter. He was going to reach out to his family and express his condolences, but he was still working on what to say.
By Jason Ray Morton 10 months ago in Chapters
Unraveling Worlds. Content Warning.
“Dear Ananke, what is wrong, Lo... Oh no, I'm so so sorry, Love. I see now what happened, I did not expect you to adapt and absorb the energy from the rest of us so quickly... Even though you are hurting right now, please understand this is a good thing...”
By Luna Verity10 months ago in Chapters
Pope Francis, First Latin American Pontiff with a Humble, Transformative Ministry, Dies at 88
Pope Francis (1936–2025) A shepherd of peace. A voice for the voiceless. A heart for the world. As his body lies in state at St. Peter’s Basilica, we join millions in quiet reflection and deep gratitude. Your light lives on in love, humility, and hope. Rest in eternal peace, Holy Father.
By Sheikh Riyad10 months ago in Chapters
1/0: Entries from the End Times
I carefully unclipped the portable charger’s red and black wires from the car battery while waiting for <participant id =0> to put the emptied shopping cart back with its brothers and sisters.
By Wen Xiaosheng10 months ago in Chapters
Part 5: The Darkness in the Dial
The antique clock lay silent in the Forbidden Room of the Clockmakers' Guild. Under the flickering light of oil lamps, its silver dial seemed to tremble—almost like it was breathing. Lyn stood before it, her hands shaking as she slid a tiny brass key into the lock at the back.
By William10 months ago in Chapters
The Midnight Pretender
I’ve not had a wink of sleep in over two days trying to perfect this track. It has to be the one… We’ll never get another opportunity to impress the big record label boss. I say “we” meaning my twin brother Nkem and I, he is still at the club right now, but he should be back soon.
By L.Damilare10 months ago in Chapters
The LAST LETTER
“THE LAST LETTER” Every morning for sixty-two years, Daniel placed a single white rose on Lily’s windowsill. It began the day after their wedding in 1963, when he found her sitting at that window, reading a book, sunlight catching the strands of her auburn hair. “You look like a dream,” he had said, and she laughed, that bright, tinkling laugh that made the world stop for a moment. He picked a rose from the garden and set it beside her. “Every day,” he said, “I’ll remind you.”
By Increase 10 months ago in Chapters
Businesswoman Chapter 115
The first thing Lisa did with her millions was invest them in her companies. She held equity in a grocery store and a real estate business. With some of the remaining dollars, she moved into a condominium with beautiful views of the water in Rehoboth Beach.
By Skyler Saunders10 months ago in Chapters
Whispers Beneath the Willow
Elara stepped out of the old pickup truck and stared at the village of Elderglen, a forgotten place nestled between forested hills and fog-covered valleys. Her father had driven them here in silence, the same silence that had swallowed their home since her mother disappeared three months ago.
By Qaisar Jan10 months ago in Chapters
Unraveling the Secrets of the Bermuda Triangle"
The sea was calm when the Orpheus set sail from Miami, heading southeast into the Atlantic. Dr. Elena Marquez, a renowned marine physicist, stood at the helm, her eyes fixed on the horizon. For years, she had studied anomalies in the Bermuda Triangle, but this time was different. This mission wasn’t about remote sensors or satellite data—it was personal.
By Habib Ullah10 months ago in Chapters
Eclipsed by Flame – Part V
The sky over Draketh Maw turned red. Not from sunset—but from the pyre that had begun to rise within the caldera. Fire-magic bled into the clouds. The Ember Concord was already in ritual, forging a living altar of souls to bring Rhaziran—god of flame and rebirth—fully into the mortal world.
By Richard Bailey10 months ago in Chapters
FRom Pages To Dream
The Small Room Ava lived in a small, dimly lit room in the local orphanage. She had been there since she was five, after her parents passed away in a tragic accident. Now, at twelve, Ava had grown accustomed to the routine of institutional life.
By Tahir10 months ago in Chapters