Biography
The City That Forgot How to Rush
No law forbade haste; it simply faded. People stopped running not because they were told to, but because it no longer felt necessary. Appointments still existed, yet no one arrived anxious. The city learned that urgency had been a habit, not a requirement. Life did not slow—it deepened.
By GoldenSpeech26 days ago in Chapters
The River That Flowed Only When Observed
When no one watched, the river appeared still. But the moment someone sat beside it attentively, the water resumed its gentle movement. Scientists argued over causes. Children simply watched. The river taught that attention is not passive—it participates.
By GoldenSpeech27 days ago in Chapters
Karachi Chronicles Chapter 18
After a fantastic but draining tournament, we had one last official engagement. On the final night, we attended the closing ceremony, which was conveniently held in the cavernous function room at our hotel. This was probably the final time I would get to wear my Australian blazer and was likely the last chance to see many of my opponents. Some teams were even scheduled to depart later that night, straight after the ceremony, so it was definitely the last hurrah.
By S. J. Leahy27 days ago in Chapters
