Love

The Invisible Friend
The Invisible Friend Emma was seven when she first heard the whisper. It was soft, almost like a sigh drifting through her room on a winter evening, when the house creaked and the shadows stretched long and thin.
By Numan writes5 months ago in Fiction
Letters From a Stranger
The first envelope arrived on a gray Monday morning. Daniel nearly stepped on it as he left for work, a plain white slip folded neatly in half, no stamp, no handwriting on the outside. He thought at first it was an advertisement, one of those flyers that drift onto porches in the night.
By arsalan ahmad5 months ago in Fiction
The Clockmaker’s Promise
The shop was easy to miss. Wedged between a boarded-up bakery and a pharmacy that never seemed to open, the little storefront bore only a faded sign: A. Marlowe, Horologist.
By ALEX_BLACK5 months ago in Fiction
Spirits and Ghosts. Top Story - September 2025.
The first time it happened, I was six years old. My neighbor friend, Barry, who was eight, was trying to convince me to climb a tall, old tree. Up he went, without a hitch. I hesitated.
By Julie Lacksonen5 months ago in Fiction
The Last Dream Seller
In the heart of a sprawling neon-lit city, where skyscrapers scraped the stars and screens flashed a thousand colors, there was a marketplace unlike any other. This was the Bazaar of Dreams, a place where people bought and sold fragments of imagination. Here, dreams were no longer just fleeting shadows of the mind—they were bottled, traded, and consumed like precious jewels.
By Hussain 5 months ago in Fiction
My Soulmate Has My Death Date Tattooed on Their Arm
My Soulmate Has My Death Date Tattooed on Their Arm The first time I saw her, the world felt suspended in a fragile breath. It was like every moment before had been leading to this—an intersection of fate and something darker, something I hadn’t dared imagine.
By Numan writes5 months ago in Fiction
By the Stream 🌳 She Returned
The message 💬 came unexpectedly. After so many years of silence, his phone lit up with a name he thought he’d never see again: her.
By Zidane5 months ago in Fiction
AI for the Mind
The Rise of Digital Therapy Tools In recent years, mental health has become a central topic across Europe, with rising awareness about depression, anxiety, and burnout. Traditionally, access to therapy has been limited by long waiting times, high costs, and stigma. This is where artificial intelligence (AI) has stepped in, offering new ways to make mental health support more accessible.
By Muhammad Ibrahim5 months ago in Fiction
The Veil of Dusk
Part I – The Twilight Warning The small town of Greystone was unlike any other. Nestled between two jagged mountains, it was a place that saw longer nights than days. At dusk, the valley was wrapped in a misty shroud, a curtain so thick that it swallowed light and muffled sound. Locals called it the Veil of Dusk.
By Khan584 5 months ago in Fiction
How to Compete with a Dead Guy. Honorable Mention in The Shape of the Thing Challenge. Content Warning.
I clench my eyes as he enters me, inhaling air from the tips of my toes to my fingers. "No, Maggie, babe, eyes open. Look at me. Right here." Connor stage-whispers. I shake my head.
By Andie 5 months ago in Fiction
A summer that scarred me for life.
I began my day normally like any other teen would: drinking my coffee with an extra shot of expresso and scrolling through my phone. My head was still buzzing with excitement.
By Ayesha Butt5 months ago in Fiction
A Brother’s Support
(A Heart-Touching Tale) Life in the village was simple, yet filled with mysteries of its own. Farmers worked in the fields, cattle bells echoed in the distance, and at night people gathered in the square to share stories. But one day, something happened that left the entire village in fear.
By New stAr writer 5 months ago in Fiction