Young Adult

The Reluctant Rider - Part 4
Beginnings & Endings “You’re a witch!” Everyone laughed at Xavier’s joke, but that was the truth of the matter. Mia’s mother was a witch, and therefore, Mia could not ride the dragons. At least not yet.
By KA Stefana 2 years ago in Chapters
The Reluctant Rider - Part 3
“Don’t you dare kiss me in front of all these people,” Sofia warned Etienne, seeing the boldness in his eyes. It was more than kisses that his heart desired.
By KA Stefana 2 years ago in Chapters
Among the three people, at least one told a lie
Not long ago, the Ford Psychology Institute specifically discussed Da Fang's case. When a psychiatrist is confused, he needs guidance from an expert. It's like when a doctor who diagnoses and treats physical diseases gets sick, he has to go to the hospital to see another doctor. Psychiatrists perform high-intensity psychological work and are particularly vulnerable to injury. This kind of internal injury cannot be cured by ordinary people and requires a special doctor. This process is called supervision.
By 青木2 years ago in Chapters
CHAPTER 1 - Wake Up, Owain
Blood pounds in his ears. He can hear his heart’s rapid beating, and all he can do is hope that it can’t be heard in this despairing silence. He folds his hands over his head and crouches beneath the table, staying as still as possible.
By Chloe2 years ago in Chapters
The Reluctant Rider - Part 2
Part 2 - The Dragon Mark Staring into the eyes of the dragon, Sofia was transfixed. For a moment, it was as if the rest of the world didn’t exist, for she was drawn into his world. His red scales shimmered in the noonday sun, but it was his golden eyes that tethered her soul to his.
By KA Stefana 2 years ago in Chapters
Behind the Shadow of the Past
The last rays of the sun were hitting the ruined walls of the old house. The man looked at the doorway with teary eyes. Memories of the past were still alive in every corner of the room. The man was also alive. Was the man really alive? Once upon a time, cheerful children's voices echoed here. Now silence and the coldness of the walls reigned. As the man sat on the old chair, the memories began to draw him deeper. The man wasn't dead, but he was dead. When he thought about those days, his heart ached slightly. But there was no giving up, maybe there was. He needed to collect memories before he was lost in the shadow of the past. He slowly got up from the room, took the old albums from the shelf and delved into the worn corners of the album. As he browsed through the dusty pages, he smiled and dived into memories. It looked to me like he was crying or laughing. In that moment, he found a meaningful piece of his past again. Every memory was a part of the life he once lived and was worth forgetting. Was it worth forgetting? As the night progressed, the stars slowly began to shine in the sky. The man leaned against the window and looked outside. The man was dead, he didn't know he was dead. Was the man alive? The future was uncertain, but the memories of the past gave him strength. He was no longer in the shadow of the past, but was moving forward with it. The future was waiting for him as a page full of new memories. Was the future waiting for him?
By Pi2 years ago in Chapters
PROLOGUE
“Three will rise, and three will fall, a sacrifice to please the stars.” The rustle of the bus’s wheels groans beneath him. Abruptly the rumble and rev of the engine cuts into his thoughts, and he stops absently fiddling with his backpack straps, drawn back to the current moment.
By Chloe2 years ago in Chapters
female psychologist
Female psychologist He Dun begins to suffer from serious illness. In the morning, fever. Husband and assistant Bo Wanfu said: "Please call in sick."
By 青木2 years ago in Chapters
My trip to Tokyo Japan
I’m a desk analyst, always wanting the best to come out. If you are a reader, please don’t mind, because this is one small part of my life. I don’t even know who’s writing this, well writer Tamseel I don’t even know her to be honest, My name is Alex, I'm not going to tell you my real name. I live in Australia, and my boss has bought me some tickets. These tickets were my trip to Japan and to observe the prices of milk. I work in Lactalis in south Brisbane, my boss standing in front of me. I stood up, took a deep breath and day to night he always wanted me to work.
By Syeda Tamseel Fatima2 years ago in Chapters
The Wolves
There are things worse than wolves in those woods, trust me. When you hear their howl, run. Chief Ranger Talin’s warning echoed in her memory as Liv crawled on hands and knees through the undergrowth. Ahead of her, little Tivar crawled with the eagerness of a puppy. If her parents caught her out of bed and beyond the gates...That thought annoyed her even further. Her fourteenth harvest drew near, and yet they insisted on treating her like a child still.
By Matthew J. Fromm2 years ago in Chapters
Chapter 4: Elara from Goldkin Estate
Read Chapter 1 here: Read Chapter 2 here: Read Chapter 3 here: Chapter 4: Years passed, and Elara grew into a woman of depth, her days filled with work and her passions. From dabbling with web design to graphic design, she eventually found her safe space with writing. She carried on working in the corporate world, filling in shoes of roles within marketing departments and everything else under the sun - but her heart knew that writing for her go-to thing, and she quietly would write whenever time permitted.
By Manisha Dhalani2 years ago in Chapters
Chapter 3: Elara from Goldkin Estate
Read Chapter 1 here: Read Chapter 2 here: Chapter 3: As Elara stepped onto the foreign soil of her sister's new world, she thought she was stepping into a haven of dreams.
By Manisha Dhalani2 years ago in Chapters