Fable

Judgement of Solomon
Two Gen-Z women gave birth at the same hospital, each to a baby boy. One of the babies died and his mother claimed that the other woman stole her baby with the doctors’ help. She sued them all and they went to court.
By Lana V Lynxabout a year ago in Fiction
294 The Road Less Traveled
The proverbial fork in the road—a signpost pointing out two directions. One sign: "THE ROAD LESS TRAVELED"; the other, standard issue from the Department of Public Works: "KEEP RIGHT."
By Gerard DiLeoabout a year ago in Fiction
WhatsApp Tricks and Tips to Enhance Your Messaging Experience
WhatsApp Tricks and Tips to Enhance Your Messaging Experience WhatsApp is one of the most widely used messaging apps globally, with over 2 billion users. It's packed with features that many of us overlook, which can dramatically enhance how we communicate. Here are some tricks and tips you might not know about but will help you get the most out of WhatsApp.
By Mahalakshmiabout a year ago in Fiction
Reaching the Edge of the Universe
Max Lane lay unconscious in his laboratory, utterly spent after countless unsuccessful attempts. His laboratory is located in the middle of a dense dark forest. It is almost impossible for humans to enter here.
By Karan w. about a year ago in Fiction
The Girl who survived
The weather is breath taking it is windy dark outside not letting sun to rise. Alina is lying in her bed thinking, what she should do next as she is done everything to live her life. But life is not doing fair. The thoughts are hitting her continuously.
By Parveen Baloch about a year ago in Fiction
Closure to the Ominous
There was only one rule: don’t open the door. And there was only one thought: the moon just swallowed the sun. The door had been sealed like the sun’s fate, by something older than fear. The cold oak floor stretched before me, smooth and unyielding. Each step felt heavier, as though the wood itself dared me to break that command. Its chill seeped into my bones, pulling me closer to the ominous.
By Wrenabout a year ago in Fiction
Kongaray: The Final Encounter
'The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished.' The story starts here: Kongaray: The Final Encounter The two returned, shattered but with the bloodied Scimitars safe, blooded, bloodied and blessed.
By Mike Singleton 💜 Mikeydred about a year ago in Fiction
When Willows Weep
As with all old stories this one begins in a land far away, lost now to time. It was a land full of wide plains and deep, dark forests; of stark, high mountains, and fathomless rivers that flowed down hills and through valleys. It is in the depths of one of those dark forests, called the Evervale, where this story takes place.
By Eda Marieabout a year ago in Fiction
The Queen of Windmere Returns
The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. That was commonly known lore throughout the kingdom of Windmere. None of the Elders knew where it came from, just that it was something that happened a long time ago. Their current queen, Ashland, believed it was her great-great grandmother who disappeared.
By Barb Dukemanabout a year ago in Fiction
Summer's End
¶ The river ran backwards on the day the Queen vanished. It was the one good thing that happened that day. The leaf-shaped boat was tossed in the spray, pulled backwards up waterfalls and rapids. Puck held on for dear life, swinging the oar to and fro. He avoided rocks and rounded bends that seemed MUCH sharper going the wrong way. The spray drenched his green travelling cloak, and he hunched over the fragile little bundle wrapped against his chest, desperate to keep it dry. He sung soft nonsense words, too distracted with surviving to think up a proper lullaby. He hushed and crooned, trying to sooth the baby as it wailed shrilly enough to shame a banshee! He heaved on the oar as he saw another inverted waterfall up ahead, and desperately tried to shield the baby from the spray!
By Malcolm Roachabout a year ago in Fiction
286 The Greatest Man in the World
Colin stood as the greatest man in the world. He knew it. When you are the greatest man in the world, how could you not? He was young, strong, and handsome—the world, his oyster.
By Gerard DiLeoabout a year ago in Fiction
Valoria
Thalos paused, his eyes scanning Seraphina’s face. He knew he needed her help, but the weight of what he was asking pressed down on him. Involving her could make things worse in the eyes of his already suspicious tribe. “I need your instincts,” he finally admitted, his voice low. “You’ve seen more than I have, and you’re quicker to notice things I might miss. But... my tribe won’t like you getting involved.”
By Digi Dragon 05 (Or Digi or Revely)about a year ago in Fiction