Stream of Consciousness

Dancing Under the Moon
Chapter 1: The Promise The village of Eldermere slept soundly each night, its cobblestone streets empty and its windows dark. But in the heart of this sleeping village lived a girl named Lena, whose soul belonged to the night.
By King MA6 months ago in Fiction
The Day My Shadow Spoke Back
The Day My Shadow Spoke Back It began on a Tuesday, the kind of day that slips between calendar pages unnoticed, with overcast skies and coffee that tastes vaguely like memory. I had just finished rearranging my bookshelf — again — when I noticed something strange
By waseem khan6 months ago in Fiction
Another World Nearby
I've decided to move far away. I don't intend to tell any of my housemates; it's none of their business. I spent a long time weighing my options, oscillating between contradicting feelings about what I wanted to do, because I knew I wasn’t happy but I didn’t want to make an impulsive decision that I would regret. And then, one day, my decision was final.
By Test6 months ago in Fiction
Wrong Number📖. AI-Generated.
1:44 AM. His phone rang. Unknown number. Half-asleep, he answered. No voice. Just slow, muffled breathing—wet and deep, like someone too close to the mic.
By ElaheMindStories6 months ago in Fiction
Not Him. Not Now. . Runner-Up in The Summer That Wasn’t Challenge. Top Story - July 2025.
This was meant to be the summer of progress. New systems, new structure, new home, new routine. A new rhythm to life for all of us. A proper house this time, one that came with more than one bedroom for the four of us, a solid roof, floorboards that didn't screech under pressure. It was supposed to be a summer of painting walls and building garden beds. We had planned to flourish this season.
By Autumn Stew6 months ago in Fiction
The Glass Shark
Sylvia almost tossed it into the donation box. The little glass shark ornament had been gathering dust on her windowsill for years, a relic from a relationship that ended long ago. But whenever her fingers closed around it, something in her chest tightened.
By Natasha Collazo6 months ago in Fiction
The Mirror Doesn't Lie📖. AI-Generated.
It started with the mirror. Maya had just moved into her new apartment—a tiny, creaky studio in a rundown building downtown. The place came fully furnished, including an old mirror nailed to the bathroom wall. The landlord told her it was “impossible to remove” and laughed nervously, saying, “It’s been there longer than the plumbing.”
By ElaheMindStories6 months ago in Fiction
For broken people. Content Warning.
Don’t say goodbye to your family. Don’t say goodbye to your coworkers. Don’t say goodbye to your friends. Don’t say goodbye to your community.
By Sam McNamara6 months ago in Fiction
Stolen Moments
A successful businesswoman, married to a seemingly perfect man, finds herself falling for a stranger she meets while traveling. Over the course of their brief, stolen moments together, they experience intense emotions, but soon realize that their connection may be part of a larger, deeper scheme that could tear their lives apart.
By Vivids 💖6 months ago in Fiction
Summer flavored escape 👒👰🏻
The view from the elegant room was perfect. A delightful dream to the young woman peering smilingly at the landscape. A mild summer day unfolds gently, like a page turned by a breeze.
By Antoni De'Leon6 months ago in Fiction
The Window
She was the single window in the old blue-almost-green house, already a little washed out by time in that monotonous village, where everything seemed to be slowly losing its colour. So she was surprised that her windowsill didn’t get a bit more attention from the people inside the house.
By Erika Lorenna6 months ago in Fiction
The Beginning Inside Hell
Alaric: Hey, why have you pointed your gun at me? Why did you lock the room's door? Eldric: I locked the door so no one could see me shooting you. I’ve come to kill you.
By Karan w. 6 months ago in Fiction