Fan Fiction

The Night the Stars Forgot to Shine
The night fell quietly, but something felt wrong. The stars did not appear. Not a single twinkle. The sky was a smooth, unbroken black, stretching endlessly. People stepped outside, mouths open, eyes wide. They whispered to each other. Some prayed. Some cried.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
The House That Waited Forever
At the edge of the valley stood a house no one dared to live in. Its roof sagged. Its windows stared like tired eyes. The grass grew tall around it, wild and sharp. Children threw stones at the walls but never crossed the gate. People whispered that the house was waiting. For what, nobody knew.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
Silence Wrote Me a Story
Silence is not empty. People think it means nothing, but that is wrong. Silence carries weight. It has shape, taste, even smell. Sometimes silence presses hard on your chest. Sometimes it lifts you into peace. And sometimes, like it did to me, silence writes.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
The Return of a Promise. AI-Generated.
The rain had only just ended when I stepped into the café. Drops clung to the glass windows, and the pavement outside glistened like it was covered in stars. Inside, the warm hum of voices and the soft hiss of the espresso machine gave me a momentary sense of calm. I ordered my usual coffee and chose a table near the window, expecting nothing more than another ordinary evening.
By Tariq Jameel5 months ago in Fiction
The Forest That Remembered Names
The forest waited quietly at the edge of the village. No birds sang. No wind stirred the leaves. Even the sunlight seemed hesitant, filtering softly through the branches.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
The Library Where Dreams Were Kept
The town was ordinary. Narrow streets. Dusty shops. Children chasing kites. But at the edge of the market stood a building that nobody noticed until they needed it.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
The Train That Never Had a Driver
The station slept as if it were tired. Only the lamps were awake, humming softly over empty benches. People said the train arrived when it chose to. Not by timetable. Not by men.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
When the Sky Forgot Its Color
People in the town of Darwan woke up to a sky that had no shade. Not blue, not gray, not even black. It was empty, like a canvas wiped clean. At first, no one spoke. They just stared upward, mouths open, as though the heavens had been stolen in the night.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
The Boy Who Borrowed Time
The village where Rahim lived was ordinary at first glance. A river cut through the center, the mountains stood tall around it, and the people repeated the same stories every evening. But hidden inside this simple village was something no one spoke about. Something Rahim had discovered by accident, on a night when he could not sleep.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
The Silent Room: A True-Style Horror That Lives in Shadows
Every village has stories that people whisper about in the dark. They don’t always appear in books or films, but they live in the memories of those who have seen or felt something strange. This is one such story, about a room that still sends chills down the spine of those who know it.
By syed5 months ago in Fiction
The Library That Wasn’t There
M Mehran Lena had always loved wandering. Not just the kind of wandering where your feet take you somewhere new, but the kind where your mind drifts past the edges of what makes sense. That was how she found the library.
By Muhammad Mehran5 months ago in Fiction
The Abyssal Caller. Content Warning.
The ocean is never truly silent. Even in its deepest trenches, there is the groan of shifting tectonic plates, the distant rumble of volcanoes, and the strange choruses of unseen creatures. But when the Calypso II descended into the uncharted stretch beyond the Mariana Trench, all sound vanished.
By E. hasan5 months ago in Fiction