Mystery

Footprints
The snow began to fall just as the service ended, as if nature itself wanted to mark the end of the proceedings. He watched until all but one were gone. Of course, she was the one who stayed. He broke from the treeline, his steps marring the coating of snow. She did not stir as he approached, but he could tell she knew he was there.
By Diana2 years ago in Fiction
Golden Atoms
In a remote corner of the desert, where the sun blazed mercilessly over vast dunes, there lived a man named Tobias. Tobias was an adventurer, a seeker of lost treasures, and an explorer of forgotten lands. His eyes sparkled with the thrill of discovery, and his heart beat with the rhythm of ancient secrets waiting to be unveiled.
By mazen mo2 years ago in Fiction
Snowy Reverie
Andrew? Andrew woke to a delightful sight - a veritable winter wonderland just waiting for him. He leapt out of bed and slid into the warm clothes he had left out. They were his favourites. As he slipped on his thick grey socks, he couldn't hide his huge bright smile, pulling on his thermal layers and then his blue jeans, black t-shirt and wooly sweater. Can you hear me?
By Paul Stewart2 years ago in Fiction
Shadow Whisperer
In the heart of a bustling metropolis, where skyscrapers pierced the sky and the neon glow of city lights illuminated the streets, there existed a legend so enigmatic, so profoundly mysterious, that it remained untouched by the pens of storytellers and the eyes of the curious.
By Fathoni Rochman Subagio2 years ago in Fiction
Courier to Paris
Courier to Paris D. A. Ratliff I leaned against a storefront, its awning shielding me from the heavy snowfall, my eyes glued to the antique bookshop across the street. In the warmly lit interior, an older man stood behind a counter talking to a younger woman. The man slipped three books into a kraft paper shopping bag and handed it to her. She nodded and left the shop.
By D. A. Ratliff2 years ago in Fiction
Freckled Nose
Snow continued to fall. Blanketing the dried blood in a sheen of white ice. “He’s gone!” Garret screamed, as bullets continued to rain down upon them, “We need to move. Get inside the bed of the supply truck, now.”
By Kale Sinclair2 years ago in Fiction
Epicron: The ancestral Bon✨ - Chapter one♠️
This story begins like many others, with 3 main characters. Each of these characters has their own statistics. ____________________________________________________
By Triwords2 years ago in Fiction
Chat Conversation
Belmont sat at the computer and started the chat conversation. “Hello,” he typed. The response came quickly. “Hello, what’s your name?”
By Rowan Finley 2 years ago in Fiction
Stars and Comets
The birth and death of galaxies, nuclear fusion, and the forces of gravity are all part of the epic drama that is the history of stars, which spans billions of years. Now let's go out on this intergalactic adventure.
By Vijay Kumar2 years ago in Fiction
Crown Orders
The 603 was late. I didn’t blame them one bit. The sudden, unexpected winter snow had played havoc with everything. But I’d made it. The train pulled up to the station and slowed down, and I scanned the driveways to the station, looking for a dark green Land Rover.
By Kenneth Lawson2 years ago in Fiction
The Articals of Mars
Of course! You might find the following Mars-related articles interesting: "NASA's Perseverance Rover: Exploring Mars for Signs of Past Life" - This article explores the goals and scientific equipment on NASA's Perseverance rover, which is entrusted with gathering samples for possible return to Earth and looking for evidence of prehistoric microbial life.
By Vijay Kumar2 years ago in Fiction
A Note about the Island of Antarctica
Antarctica: An Extremely Varied Continent Superlatives abound in Antarctica, the fifth largest continent in the world. It is the only continent that is nearly completely covered in ice and is also the coldest, windiest, and driest. Antarctica is a center for scientific research despite its severe environment, housing multiple research stations from various nations.
By Vijay Kumar2 years ago in Fiction