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A Father's Broken Heart
"A Father's Lament" That is my daughter - the sorrow of my soul that has been uprooted. I laid her in a cradle carved by my own hands,
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
Why Socrates Was Killed
Why was Socrates killed? Socrates, the greatest philosopher of all time, was actually the most hated man in Athens. He was accused of cruelty and corruption of the youth.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
Nature's Day in Court
Nature's Day in Court Udani, Chanchala, and Jayamali are three girls who work in the same boarding house in a garment factory. Despite all the difficulties and problems, they had a happy, brotherly bond. But today, there is no place to find that happiness. Udani is crying and Chanchala is crying and tired. Jayamali is looking back and forth between the two. Chanchala's phone rang. It was recorded as Amma. Jayamali picked it up. Chanchala immediately grabbed her hand.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
Untold Stories of Chamary "Amare"
Untold stories of Chamary….. "Amare" I am writing this because Suwar said that he would not give me rice in the afternoon even if I was sick with a viral fever while I was on the phone….
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
The Hidden Heiress
Serenity married a man she met once. But she has no idea that he's really the richest man in the city….. "Skreeeeech--"
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
The Well of Goats
Once upon a time, a wanderer named Behora set out on a pilgrimage. He had nothing to eat or wear. Wherever night fell, he stayed; wherever he felt hungry, he begged for food.
By Nikita Angel11 months ago in Fiction
The Perfect Match
I'll tell you in advance, this is a different story than most of the stories On the first day of going to Montessori, Mayumi sat next to Januli, who was already a crybaby.
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
Tom and Jerry
Tom and Jerry Sarath Sir's English class was very popular among the students. The reason for this was his teaching style, but the other tutors said
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
Memory Wherehouse
Memory Warehouse..... "Man, a man's mind is a memory warehouse..." Deepal said emotionally. "It's cloth.. If a man's mind is a memory warehouse, a woman's mind should be a storage complex...
By Rohitha Lanka11 months ago in Fiction
A Strange Lawsuit
Once upon a time, there were two brothers. One was poor, and the other was wealthy. One day, the poor brother ran out of firewood, and he had nothing to keep his stove burning. His hut was freezing cold.
By Nikita Angel11 months ago in Fiction
Uncovering the Shadows of the Night
In many cultures and legends, werewolves are regarded as both mysterious and feared creatures. They are not only the embodiment of human beings, but also the embodiment of beasts, and have become the subject of repeated depictions in literature, film, television and other media. The werewolf is more than a simple legend; its origins, characteristics, associated cultural context, and its influence in modern popular culture make for a complex and fascinating subject.
By anmin11 months ago in Fiction
the Stitches of Dreams
In a quiet village surrounded by golden wheat fields and blooming jasmine, there lived a girl named Layla. Unlike most children who spent their days running through the fields or playing near the river, Layla had a different kind of joy. She loved to watch her grandmother sew. The rhythmic movement of the needle, the softness of the fabric, and the way a simple thread could create something beautiful fascinated her.
By Ling 11 months ago in Fiction