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The Echoes of the Yellow Scarf
When Mira stepped off the subway at 14th Street, the crowd swept around her like waves. It was the same platform, same train, same morning routine—but today, something was different.
By Arshad khan8 months ago in Fiction
To Kill a Mockingbird
Today we're diving into a book that sounds like a wildlife documentary but hits harder than a philosophy class taught by a sad clown.
By 完颜公子8 months ago in Fiction
Between Our Cups of Tea
She placed the teacup in front of me, just like she always did — handle turned exactly to the right, the way I liked it. No sugar. No milk. Just like our mornings now. Bland. Quiet. Ritualistic.
By Muhammad Usama8 months ago in Fiction
The Generous King
In the kingdom of Nahazar, there lived a king unlike any other. He was called King Rayan the Generous — not because of titles, but because of the way people whispered his name with gratitude. He had no hunger for gold, no thirst for war. He believed true power came from kindness.
By Muhammad Usama8 months ago in Fiction
"What Happens After We Block Someone? A Digital Ghost Story Told by Algorithms"
I used to think that blocking someone was the end. A digital wall. A simple act of control in a chaotic, hyperconnected world. But what if I told you that’s not true? That when we block someone — or get blocked — it doesn’t delete the bond. It just buries it.
By Hamad Haider8 months ago in Fiction
The Brave Cub Who Walked Into the Storm
art of the African savanna, where golden grass whispers stories of survival and legacy, a lion cub named Leo was born. But unlike his siblings, who roared with instinct and leapt with promise, Leo was different.
By Arshad khan8 months ago in Fiction
The Slide of a Thousand Laughs
Deep in the Rainbow Jungle, where the trees shimmered like gems and the flowers glowed softly in the dark, five unlikely friends were having one of the most exciting days of their lives.
By Izazkhan8 months ago in Fiction
At The Edge Of Avalon
“… is that… you Sir…” “… Johston,” Felix the Thief lied with as much gusto as Sir Johston boasted to last night’s packed inn. He wasn’t proud of the impersonation, but if the knight was true this Lord’s quest came with a hefty sum of gold attached.
By Matthew J. Fromm8 months ago in Fiction
The Truth That Saved Everything
Tyler Morgan was just sixteen years old, living in the small town of Willow Creek, somewhere in the Midwest. Life there was slow, simple, and quiet. People knew each other by name, and news spread faster than Wi-Fi.
By Aneed 8 months ago in Fiction
Borrowed Time: The Cost of Living Forever
They told me it was a miracle. The pill was called ChronoSil—a revolutionary biotech marvel that stopped aging at the cellular level. One dose, and your biological clock froze forever. Skin, bones, memory, organs—all locked in pristine condition.
By James World 8 months ago in Fiction
Little Fires in a Frosted Heart
There was once a time when I used to feel everything too much. The ache of a goodbye, the thrill of a look, the pulse of a song it all lived inside me like a thunderstorm just waiting to happen.
By Ahmad shah8 months ago in Fiction
Jinn Behind Bars: A Prison Guard’s Story of the Unseen Inmates
Jinn Behind Bars: A Prison Guard’s Story of the Unseen Inmates My name is Umar Farooq. I’ve served as a prison officer in three different facilities across Pakistan. I’ve seen drug lords cry, murderers plead, and innocent men rot behind bars.
By Noman Afridi8 months ago in Fiction