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Dreams in the Rainy Alley 🌧️✨
Little Ayan sat near the small window ledge, his chin resting on his knees as he gazed at the clouds gathering above the rooftops. The sky was a thick canvas of charcoal gray, heavy with secrets and stories waiting to fall in drops. His tiny room was warm—too warm—and the ceiling fan only pushed around the stillness.
By Shakoor6 months ago in Fiction
Eridani Prime Chronicles: Mercy's Shadow Syndicate. Content Warning.
PART : 1 "Shattered Sky" The sun was a blistering, pale orb, obscured by the vast and flickering Solar Shield--Hexodome or Hex, as it came to be called. High above, the illusion of clear blue skies and fluffy white clouds glitched sporadically, revealing the metal panels of the Hex. Below, Ironmarsh surrounded the Eridani Prime Intergalactic Space Station. The city was a mess of rusted buildings and neon lights shrouded in a polluted smog.
By Stephanie Wright6 months ago in Fiction
Magic Robren
The wind sliced around them, laced with the chill of an early winter. The dazzling city skyline behind them melted into the smooth swirls of the Milky Way above. Hecate drifted through the night sky with little urgency, almost amused by the tiny rebels flanking her. She would’ve ditched them out of sheer boredom—if not for the strange pull she felt toward this bold little witch who dared disturb her realm in this neon age.
By waseem khan6 months ago in Fiction
Haunted Rural Settings / Family Homes
We hadn’t spoken of the house in thirteen years. Not since the night it swallowed our mother’s voice. It stood at the edge of a forgotten road, nestled between skeletal trees that leaned in like gossiping neighbors. The air around it always seemed slightly colder, slightly older, like it remembered more than it should. A farmhouse, built by hand and held together by grief.
By Abuzar khan6 months ago in Fiction
Hidden Fear
To everyone else, Ali was fearless. He cracked jokes in crowds. Led presentations at work like a pro. Took risks, smiled big, and said things like “Life’s too short to be scared.”
By Hazrat Bilal6 months ago in Fiction
The Red Masque
SYNOPSIS Ethan and Lyra Rivera were once a loving couple. Lyra is a celebrated soprano and Ethan a musician in her band. These young lovers who were only recently married have been hit by the worst tragedy they can imagine, the death of their beloved three-year-old son Mateo.
By Angela Goldsmith Author @Waterstones6 months ago in Fiction
The Red Casket
Synopsis Gabriel Enys is a junior solicitor from London. Still grieving from the death of his beloved mother he is sent by his employer to Bodmin Moor on a fateful assignment to recover the final will and testament of the newly deceased, eccentric and reclusive former occupant.
By Angela Goldsmith Author @Waterstones6 months ago in Fiction
A Merchant and His Donkey: A Lesson in Cleverness and Consequences. AI-Generated.
A Merchant and His Donkey — A Tale of Clever Tricks and a Wiser Lesson Long ago, in a peaceful village nestled between rolling hills and flowing rivers, lived a humble merchant who made his living by selling salt. Every morning, just as the sun peeked over the horizon, the merchant would load up his loyal donkey with heavy bags of salt and set off toward the distant market to earn his daily bread.
By Ihsanullah6 months ago in Fiction
Eyes in the Night: A Wolf’s Tale from the Forest
The forest was alive, but silent. Moonlight filtered through the canopy, casting silver shadows across the undergrowth. Owls hooted in the distance, and the wind whispered through the pines. But none of that mattered to the creature standing still at the edge of the clearing — a lone wolf with glowing yellow eyes, ears twitching at every sound.
By Muhammad Saeed6 months ago in Fiction
“From Rivalry to Romance”
Ayan Khan had always been the pride of his college’s cricket team — confident, sharp, and a born leader. His name echoed in corridors not just for his sportsmanship, but also for his razor-sharp wit and charm. Professors liked him, juniors admired him, and most of the campus secretly wished to be in his circle.
By Aman Ullah6 months ago in Fiction
The House That Waited
The House That Waited It had been thirty years since Evelyn had last stepped foot on the porch of the house on Windmere Lane. The gravel crunched beneath her boots the same way it had when she was nine years old, clutching her father’s hand as they left in the dead of night. She’d always believed the memory was distorted by fear and sleep, but now, as her fingers brushed the flaking paint of the porch railing, she realized—some memories didn’t fade. They only waited.
By waseem khan6 months ago in Fiction
Nvidia is Now Worth More Than… Well, Basically Everyone Else
In the world of finance and technology, there are rare moments that make jaws drop. Apple hitting a $1 trillion valuation in 2018 was one. Microsoft overtaking Apple in 2021 was another. But nothing — and I mean nothing — quite compares to what Nvidia has pulled off in 2025.
By lony banza6 months ago in Fiction