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Unique condition There lived a landlord in a village. The landlords name was Sujan Singh. A landlord named Tajbar Singh lived far away from Sujan Singhs village. Sujan Singh and Tajbar Singh were close friends. Tajbar Singh had a son. His name was Sudeep. The day Sudeep was born, Sujan Singh came to see Sudeep. Seeing Sudeep, Sujan Singh said to Tajbar Singh Friend If a girl is born in my house, I will give my daughter for your son. After some time, a daughter was born in Sujan Singhs house. He named the daughter Kabootri.
By Nikita Angel10 months ago in Fiction
Apple’s 20th Anniversary iPhone Redesign May Be Pretty Expensive – Here’s Why. AI-Generated.
As Apple approaches the 20th anniversary of the iPhone in 2027, rumors are swirling about a major redesign that could redefine the smartphone experience. However, industry insiders and analysts suggest that this anniversary model may come with a hefty price tag—potentially making it one of the most expensive iPhones ever.
By IFTYKHER AHMED10 months ago in Fiction
Whispers Between Pages
In the quiet town of Everbrook, tucked between cobblestone streets and ivy-clad buildings, stood a forgotten little library — Wren’s Library. It smelled of old paper, coffee stains, and memories. Few visited now. The world outside had gotten faster, louder. But inside, the books still breathed, and the past whispered through the cracks in the wooden shelves.
By Muhammad Ibrar10 months ago in Fiction
The whistler of wren hollow
The Miller family moved into the house at the edge of Wren Hollow on a rainy spring morning. It wasn’t much — the roof sagged, the floors creaked, and the woods beyond whispered in a language only trees knew — but it was theirs.
By E. hasan10 months ago in Fiction
Meda: The Modern Medusa
The rain clawed at the windows of the cramped flat, a wild, frantic sound that filled every corner of the room. Inside, the air was thick with the smell of old books, strong tea, and something older still — the dusty scent of memory.
By Kel10 months ago in Fiction
5 Unknown fiction About Marriage
1. The Silent Vow An unusual vow was made when Lila and Aron got married: no words, just actions. For ten years, they lived in gestures, laughter, and quiet dinners. Their neighbors speculated wildly—some called it romantic, others tragic. Yet inside their small brick home, every look, every meal cooked, every hand held in the dark spoke volumes. Lila didn't say anything to Aron until their twentieth wedding anniversary. He smiled, nodded, and whispered it back: "Always."
By Rony Sutradar10 months ago in Fiction
The One Lesson Death Taught Me About Living Fully. AI-Generated.
It wasn’t a movie moment. No dramatic music, no big monologue. It was just a text message from my sister: "Call me. It’s urgent."
By Muhammad Rehan10 months ago in Fiction
A Thousand Stars Between Us
The night sky stretched endlessly above them, a river of stars too vast to comprehend. On nights like this, Eliana would lie on the old rooftop with her telescope beside her, searching for something she could never quite name — a feeling, a person, a destiny written somewhere among the constellations.
By Aminullah10 months ago in Fiction
The Lost Letters of Love
The rain tapped gently against the old, stained glass of the attic window, weaving a soft lullaby that called Elara upward. It was her first visit to her late grandmother’s house since the funeral — a creaking old cottage perched on the edge of the village, filled with the scent of lavender, old books, and memories that clung to the air like mist.
By Aminullah10 months ago in Fiction
The Ghostly Bride: A Qing Dynasty Romance Beyond the Grave
In a small town called Qingping, life was hard, and people lived in constant fear. Amidst the turmoil, there lived a young woman named Axiu. With delicate features, snow-white skin, and a waterfall of dark hair cascading down her waist, her eyes sparkled like clear springs—bright and full of innocence. Orphaned at a young age, she lived with her elderly grandmother, making ends meet by doing embroidery work for the townsfolk.
By 刘海涛10 months ago in Fiction
When Destiny Brought Two Hearts Together
Zindagi ke kuch lamhe aise hote hain jo hamesha ke liye yaadon mein bas jaate hain. Aisi hi ek kahani hai Ayaan aur Hania ki. Dono ki mulaqat bilkul achanak hui thi, lekin jaise kismet ne pehle se likh rakha ho, unka milna tay tha.
By Eisa durane10 months ago in Fiction
Across Cultures, Between Hearts
"Across Cultures, Between Hearts" A Love Story of Boundaries Broken and Hearts United In the heart of San Francisco, where fog rolled in like whispered secrets and streetcars rattled through time, Mr. Shah Khan lived a life of quiet purpose. Originally from Lahore, Pakistan, Shah was a literature professor at a small liberal arts college, known for his passion for Rumi, Baldwin, and his afternoon chai, which he made himself in a copper pot passed down from his grandmother.
By Shah saab IT10 months ago in Fiction