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Echoes of the Unsent
Echoes of the Unsent “Every message you delete still gets delivered—just not to the person you think.” Layla stared at the message on her screen.
By FAIZAN AFRIDI8 months ago in Fiction
A Test of Truth: A Short Story About Integrity
The Surprise That Changed Everything It was a misty Friday morning in Greenhill Town. The school bell had just rung, and class 7B at Oakridge School was buzzing with chatter and sleepy yawns. But something unusual was about to happen—something that would test more than just academic skills.
By Ahmad Malik9 months ago in Fiction
The Elevator That Skipped the 13th Floor
It was nearly midnight when Clara stepped into the empty elevator of the Stenson Corporate Tower. She pressed “14.” The elevator blinked and began to move. But instead of the usual mechanical hum, a deep silence swallowed everything. The floor indicator flickered:
By Ajay Ghosh (Mithu)9 months ago in Fiction
"Into the Unknown"
Ever since Maya moved into her grandfather’s house, one room remained untouched — the attic with the locked iron door. Every night, she heard strange whispers, like chants echoing from a forgotten world.
By Ajay Ghosh (Mithu)9 months ago in Fiction
The Suitcase
The rain had returned, not with thunder or drama, but in a slow, relentless drizzle that glazed the city in silver. Streetlights blurred behind streaked windows, and the leather interior of my car exhaled its familiar, worn scent. It was half past ten. My last fare had been a corporate type with too many words and too few tips. This one… this one felt different the moment I saw him.
By Bentley Brown9 months ago in Fiction
I Adopted a Rescue Dog—Then It Led Me to a Buried Treasure
Start writing...Adopting a rescue dog was something I’d thought about for years. I always imagined the moment would be filled with warmth, wagging tails, and second chances. What I didn’t expect was that the dog I rescued would soon rescue me in return—by leading me to a buried treasure that would change my life forever.
By Muhammad 9 months ago in Fiction
Man or Ape? The Genetic Mystery of Oliver
Oliver was no ordinary chimpanzee. From the moment he came into the public eye, his life ignited fascination and mystery among scientists and everyday observers alike. Born in the 1950s, he rose to international attention during the 1970s thanks to a set of behaviors and physical features that defied what experts thought they knew about chimpanzees.
By Francis Osei9 months ago in Fiction
Go headless . Content Warning.
In the year 2138, the body was optional. At least, that’s what the Advena Corporation advertised. “Go Headless™,” they called it. The slogan was everywhere: streaming ads, brainwave overlays, even etched into the retina of dreams. Why suffer the burden of a fragile, meat-based vessel when you could upload consciousness into a Modular Thought Core?
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction
250+ Attitude Quotes and Caption Ideas.. AI-Generated.
Attitude Captions Have you ever been told that you have quite an attitude? Are you aware that your personality is what makes you a tough cookie? Well, if you’re a frequent roamer in the online world, then it might be in your best interest to be explicitly loud and proud. Just be you!
By Lover Boy9 months ago in Fiction
Heartbeat on Wheels (The Final Part)
“My mom used to call me Docto…” Before he could complete the word Doctor, he passed a painful smile, tied the final knot of her gauze, and became silent.
By Maryam Batool9 months ago in Fiction
123 Romantic Love Messages to Tell Them How You Feel
Words of affirmation are one of the five love languages for a good reason. There a few things that beat a heartfelt message when it comes to expressing your love for someone. Whether it’s in a flirty text or an eloquent love letter, a few romantic words can get anyone’s heart racing. However, not everyone is a natural-born wordsmith, and that’s okay!
By Lover Boy9 months ago in Fiction
To love and leave the world . Content Warning.
My name cannot be pronounced in any human tongue. But for the sake of this record, call me Elion. I came from a system light years beyond what your species has glimpsed through telescopes. My purpose was singular: Observe. Documenting everything the humans do. My directive was strict: Do not intervene.
By E. hasan9 months ago in Fiction