Fiction

Businesswoman 30
It looked like a nightclub. The lights dimmed and a DJ blasted music throughout the space. It was a grocery store…or more. Loreen and Lisa walked through the doors with the CEO Marshall Voe. He stood at six feet two inches. His days as a bartender planted the seeds to combine club life with grocery chores. He donned clothes for Friday or Saturday.
By Skyler Saunders12 months ago in Chapters
The Feather Chapter of Winter . Content Warning. AI-Generated.
His family finds it strange that he would seek cover under a tree during the winter when he might be cosying up with them inside with tea and cakes. Henry enjoys the emptiness of the winter air despite his father's constant pipe smoking, his mother's fruitless attempts to mask the stench with candles and herbs, and his three small siblings' endless stories, silly songs, and perplexing enquiries.
By Horror best kahani12 months ago in Chapters
Winter's Feather: An Exploration of Frost and Introspection
Winter's frozen stillness and hushed silence somehow create the ideal atmosphere for stories of introspection and resiliency. Chapter 1 of Winter's Feather It chronicles the weather, the state of being, and the beauty and hardship of winter. The novel serves as an echo of the human spirit through evocative descriptions and an engrossing protagonist, a complex interplay of fragility and fortitude.
By Horror best kahani12 months ago in Chapters
Businesswoman Chapter 29
When Loreen and Lisa met at another consortium of minds, Common Man remained in the atmosphere. “Hey,” he said to both women.
By Skyler Saunders12 months ago in Chapters
"Echoes of the Forgotten Realm"Chapter II
Chapter II: The Light Unbound In caves where silence ruled the stone, The child stood, now not alone. A spectral figure, pale and wan, Spoke of truths long lost, now drawn.
By COU12 months ago in Chapters
The Chronicles of Lost Key (Chapter 5)
Alina stood outside Mr. Elian’s shop as dawn began to break over the horizon. The soft glow of morning painted the cobblestone streets in hues of gold and amber. She clutched the golden key tightly, its warmth a quiet reassurance that she was heading in the right direction.
By Faisal Zucker 12 months ago in Chapters
Work in Progress
"Luca, come on, come on, answer your phone. Why isn’t he answering?” “Calm down and catch your breath,” Gino suggested, though he, too, was becoming anxious. “You’ve left enough messages. No point in leaving more.”
By Marie McGrath12 months ago in Chapters
Businesswoman Chapter 28
On the scene, a group of c-suite executives sat around their CEO like he was a campfire. “Today marks a mournful day in this business, this piece of our souls that we had not yet fully realized,” Allred Bonaventure declared. In the midst, Socialista, Common Man, and Fasciser all rushed to give their two cents on the reality of the situation.
By Skyler Saundersabout a year ago in Chapters
Winter’s Feather: A Journey Through Frost and Reflection
There is something about the hushed quiet, the frozen patience of winter, that sets the stage for tales of resilience and reflection. Winter’s Feather: Chapter 1 It Chronicles the beauty and struggle behind winter, the weather and the state of being. Through vivid descriptions and a captivating main character, the story acts as an echo of the human spirit; a complex interplay of fragility and fortitude.
By Pranshu vermaabout a year ago in Chapters
The Whispered Truth Chapter 2:The Trap . Content Warning.
Chapter 2:The Trap The darkness was suffocating, pressing in on Claire like a living thing. She could hear Marcus breathing, slow and deliberate, somewhere in the shadows. Her grip tightened on the knife, but her hands were slick with sweat.
By COUabout a year ago in Chapters
The Whispered Truth Chapter 1:The Note. Content Warning.
Chapter 1: The Note The rain pelted against the window of Claire Dawson’s small apartment, creating a rhythmic tapping that matched the anxiety pounding in her chest. She sat at the kitchen table, staring at the folded piece of paper in her trembling hands. It had been slipped under her door just an hour ago. On the front, written in sharp, deliberate handwriting, were four words:
By COUabout a year ago in Chapters
Businesswoman Chapter 27
“Why does everyone feel we need to have a ‘Business Signal’ to go up in the air when we have smartphones?” Lisa asked. Loreen spoke plainly. “It’s because they’re looking for a cape, super powers, or a utility belt. All we have is reason to defend ourselves and aid other entrepreneurs.”
By Skyler Saundersabout a year ago in Chapters