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The Butterfly Effect
The Butterfly Effect One small moment that had a big impact on my life happened when I was in high school. I was walking down the hallway, lost in my own thoughts, when I passed by a girl I had never spoken to before. She smiled at me and said, "Hey, I like your shirt."
By Moiz3 years ago in Fiction
Fight or Flight
I can’t believe I’m actually doing it. I swore to myself a long time ago that I wouldn’t and yet, here I am. I’m Dustin Hayes and I’m a first time flyer.
By Joe Patterson3 years ago in Fiction
The Creature That Captured Us
This was my first vacation with my wife and kids. I hated traveling. I loathed airplanes. I tried to talk my wife out of going, but she threatened me with divorce.
By Alex H Mittelman 3 years ago in Fiction
Exposed: The Truth Behind the Bermuda Triangle Mystery
The Bermuda Triangle has long been a source of fascination and speculation, with numerous tales of ships and planes disappearing in the area without a trace. Theories about the cause of these mysterious disappearances have ranged from paranormal activity to extraterrestrial intervention. However, recent scientific research has shed light on the truth behind this famous mystery.
By Muhammad Sarib Ali3 years ago in Fiction
Standoff! At 30,000 Feet
He had hoped the feeling would pass if he just sat still and ignored it. But it hadn't. The activity towards the front of the plane and the dip he just felt in his stomach only made it worse. They were descending. They were descending, and he knew that now was the time. One of them would make a move.
By James Dorman3 years ago in Fiction
"The Enchanted Forest"
Once upon a time, there was a dense forest called the Enchanted Forest. The forest was so thick with trees that sunlight could barely penetrate the canopy, making it appear as if it were always dusk. This was the place where the villagers feared to tread. The stories of its magical inhabitants, its dangerous terrain, and the deep secrets it held had been passed down from generation to generation.
By zain hassan3 years ago in Fiction
"The Forgotten Hero"
"The Forgotten Hero" As a child, Rachel loved hearing stories about her grandfather's heroic deeds during World War II. He had been a pilot, flying dangerous missions to protect his country from enemy attacks. Rachel was proud of her grandfather's bravery and always looked up to him as a role model.
By Moiz3 years ago in Fiction
Love Someday
Chapter 1: Early in the 1960's people were pretty much living a lifestyle that we would beg for. From the scenery to the climate, being self-effacing to ridiculously happy, one was very placid . It was almost the end of the fall. The roads filled with now dried leaves, dark sky trying to push its way to commence the winter. The cold cloud decides to bomb its possession all at once with the loudest thunder crying to begin the white goddess. It was only natural for the people then to obscure themselves from the harsh wind until the cold ended. With feet disappearing under the white carpet laid by the snow, children were found feeling ecstatic about Santa and adults with worries to cosplay santa. Amidst all of these going around in the outside world, there is someone who barely left his house . The man never leaves his habitat unless or until he needs urgent services for him,the stash of groceries in his house is piled to the floor level. His three storeyed building was unkempt , crotons and plants growing through the walls,portraying the majestic building to be haunted. The unsightly building is hidden away from the heart of the city. The once dream house dried down to a measly hidden mysterious house .
By Bunny 3 years ago in Fiction
Bad Day
So, you'll never believe what happened to me at work yesterday. Well, to get an idea of how crazy it is, I'll tell you a bit about myself first. I'm a postman. I work very early morning and do rounds in the same blocks every day. Except on weekends of course. It can get tiresome at times. For example, some people really can't write legibly, so I end up putting a letter through the wrong box.
By Corey Turner3 years ago in Fiction
Field Trip. Top Story - April 2023.
“Alright, Seniors!" Mrs. Green's voice was unusually cheerful over the ship's intercom. “We're just equalizing hull pressure to match this atmosphere. We'll have norm-”
By Dana Crandell3 years ago in Fiction
Birds of a Feather. Runner-Up in Sky's the Limit Challenge .
Geese aren’t known for being suicidal. Neither are nuns. Both are regarded as creatures of habit in their own ways. But that doesn’t make the facts any less true. Believe me, I would know.
By Allison Baggott-Rowe3 years ago in Fiction
Beneath the Surface
Once upon a time, in a small coastal town, there was a legend about a mysterious creature that lived beneath the surface of the ocean. The locals had heard stories about it from their ancestors, but no one had ever seen it with their own eyes. They called it "the Leviathan" - a colossal sea monster that could swallow ships whole.
By Shahmeer3 years ago in Fiction