Love

Love Course
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled in the heart of a dense forest, there lived a young woman named Rebecca. She was known throughout the town for her beauty and kind heart. She spent her days working as a nurse, helping her patients and volunteering at the local animal shelter. She was content with her simple life, never dreaming of anything more.
By Sri Vishnu3 years ago in Fiction
Death Owl
If not for the aching of my heart, I would have thought myself dead. It surprised me that others did not feel the same when they lost someone close to them. Perhaps my heart had latched onto his more than anyone’s had latched onto anyone else’s ever.
By William LaBonte3 years ago in Fiction
"From Shy Girl to Soulmate: A High School Love Story"
Once upon a time, there was a girl named Sarah who attended a high school in a small town. She was a shy and quiet girl, who often went unnoticed by her classmates. She spent most of her time in the library, reading and studying.
By Krish3 years ago in Fiction
The Ghostly Bride of St. Mary's Church
Introduction: In a small town nestled in the countryside, there stood an old and grand church - St. Mary's Church. The church had stood for centuries and was a place of great beauty and history. But it was also a place of mystery. For the locals, the church held a secret - the ghostly bride. The ghostly bride, a figure in a white wedding dress, was said to haunt the church and its grounds. Many had claimed to have seen her, but no one knew who she was or why she haunted the church. This is the story of the ghostly bride of St. Mary's Church, the mystery that captivated the community and the investigation that tried to uncover the truth.
By Ajay3 years ago in Fiction
Tales of London #8
‘You do understand that we are going to have a chance to see artefacts the public hasn’t seen yet, right? Things that can be thousands of years old!’
By John H. Knight3 years ago in Fiction
"Forever Young at Heart: A Story of an Older Dog's Enduring Love for a Child"
It is true that older dogs can develop strong bonds with children and can act as a caring and nurturing presence in their lives. This can be especially true if the dog has been raised with the children or has been part of the family for a long time.
By Nova3 years ago in Fiction
A Love Story of Passwords and Cybersecurity!
Once upon a time, there was a woman named Laura who had a very important job. She was a financial analyst for a large corporation, and had access to sensitive information. One day, while Laura was munching on her lunch, she received an email from IT reminding her to reset her password. She groaned at the thought of having to go through the tedious process and decided to put it off for later.
By Emmanuel Motelin3 years ago in Fiction
The Pandemic Love
It was the spring of 2020, and the world was in the grip of a pandemic. COVID-19 had swept across the globe, bringing life as we knew it to a screeching halt. People were living in fear, and the future seemed uncertain.
By Frajval3 years ago in Fiction
Arrival
It seemed to Carmen, as her taxi charged off the highway, that she may have made a mistake. Her mouth had been dry since getting off the plane and just now she had noticed how white knuckles were from grasping onto the greasy door handle. Whether these symptoms were born from elation or fear of what lay on the other side of the taxi-door, Carmen was uncertain. The morning was early, and a usual greyness hung in the air, a greyness that always seems to carry the chance of rain. She peered into the rear view mirror, all hints of the airport and the highway and her old home, amongst gum trees and white-washed coastal suburbia, were long gone behind her.
By Alyssia Balbi3 years ago in Fiction
HeartBroken
HeartBroken In a small town nestled among the rolling hills, there lived a young woman named Lily. She was known throughout the town as a kind, gentle soul with a heart full of love and a smile that could light up the darkest of days. She had long, flowing blonde hair that cascaded down her back like a waterfall, and her sparkling blue eyes were the envy of all who knew her.
By Rashid Ayoub3 years ago in Fiction
Something Set Apart.
“Kemi!” “Kemi!” “Kemi!!, dide jare.” “It’s almost 5:30. Shey you don’t want to go for bible study nii? Kemi grouchily got out of bed and rolled her eyes at Oyin who was adjusting her scarf in front of the half-length mirror in their room.
By Two Siblings3 years ago in Fiction
Click
The dock is more crowded than I thought it would be. But this was the best place for a sunset picture. The calm flat water offered a reflective surface like a giant mirror. And the sunset will be gorgeous once the colors of the setting sun hugs the clouds and gets sandwiched between the water and sky.
By Shannon Burger3 years ago in Fiction