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The Midnight Mystery
"Mom, why is my brother listening to music every night now? ''My brother has never listened to music." My sister, who married my brother, became a vocalist, son.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
A Limpse into Rural life
Even then, the villager's food was rice, seafood, and coconut sambal. In some houses, these were eaten for all three meals.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
The Merchant and the Bird
The Merchant and the Bird A merchant kept a bird. This bird was born in India. Since he was going to India for trade, the merchant asked his beloved bird if he could bring him something from India. ''I want my freedom,'' said the bird.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
Two Cunning Adventures
There is no one who does not know about Raigama and Gampala. Katta and Vettapittala are two such tricksters. Due to the cunning work of two friends in a village, the villagers called them Katta and Vettapittala. Despite trying various tricks to make ends meet, they could not do much with them.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
True Love Isn't About Spark, It's About Growth
All relationships will reach a point where they feel ''boring'' after quite a few years. This is the truth nobody is telling you. The butterflies will calm, the 3 A.M. talking will become commonplace, and the thrill of novelty will wear off. Though love has not disappeared. It just means it's growing. What is the magic of love in the face of the challenges? It's about building a fire.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
The Miracle of the Ant
Once upon a time, there was a sparrow and a crow. One day, both of them flew together in search of food. While flying, they reached the shore of the ocean. There, the sparrow found a pearl, and the crow found a ruby.
By Nikita Angel11 months ago in Fiction
A Glimpse into Village Life 75 Years Ago
Back then, children in villages had a playful childhood because there were no tutoring classes. This is about that childhood about seventy-five years ago.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
A Childhood Remembered
This photo is related to the fishing industry on the southern coast of the world This has been etched in my mind since I can remember. I still remember that beautiful past when I go to that area.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
A Painful Path to Birth
Did you know that the hyena has one of the most painful/excruciating births of an animal? Female hyenas have a peculiar reproductive structure what looks like a penis is really an elongated clitoris that serves as a pseudo-penis.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
The Clever Girl Part 1
Then, the king asked the shepherd, Who gave you these answers The shepherd honestly replied, My daughter did. The king, realizing that the girl was both beautiful and intelligent, sent his minister in disguise to test her wisdom.
By Nikita Angel11 months ago in Fiction
The Weight of Perfection
The Strain of Being the ''Perfect'' Daughter'' From the moment you could hold a pencil, you were the responsible one. The daughter who never came home with a bad report card, the daughter who never caused a fuss at school.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
The Clever Girl
There was once a shepherd who had been working hard since childhood. As he grew older, he started herding the kings sheep. One day, the king ordered him to take the sheep to the market, sell them, bring back the money, and also return with the sheep.
By Nikita Angel11 months ago in Fiction