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**"The Hidden Tenant"**
As Sarah moved into her new house, she was thrilled by the charm and character of the old Victorian. The hardwood floors, ornate fireplaces, and high ceilings gave it a timeless quality she adored. She spent days unpacking and arranging her belongings. However, it was during one of her renovations that she discovered something that would forever change her perception of her new home.
By Abbasabout a year ago in Fiction
"Stalked Through the Night"
Sophia and Daniel had met online and decided to take a chance on a first date at a quaint café downtown. It was a charming place with fairy lights twinkling in the evening, creating a warm and inviting atmosphere.
By Abbasabout a year ago in Fiction
**"Roommate of Darkness"**
Clara had always been an optimist, but moving into a new apartment in the city came with its share of risks. When she found the charming, affordable unit in a quiet neighborhood, she knew she couldn’t pass it up. The only catch was sharing the space with a new roommate.
By Abbasabout a year ago in Fiction
Echoes Of The Deep
I handed my boarding pass to the terminal worker, praying he wouldn’t recognize me. His eyes scanned my boarding pass and ID without even a twitch of his eyebrow.
By Matthew Spinelliabout a year ago in Fiction
The Twin Connection
October 17, 1999 Patience is the best weapon and silence is the best revenge. The words rang through seven-year-old Max Emerson's head as he stared out the rear window of his parent's Mercedes-Benz. It was the final sentence of the book he had just finished reading.
By Dylan about a year ago in Fiction
A Dangerous Obsession: The Tragic Case of a Mother’s Deception”
Since birth on December 3, 2008, a young child struggled with severe health issues. At just two months old, the child began experiencing difficulties keeping food down and started losing weight. The mother tried switching from breast milk to formula, then a combination of both, but these changes did not help. Eventually, she took the child to the doctor, who found elevated sodium levels likely causing the symptoms. An IV was administered to flush the sodium, which improved the child's condition temporarily. The doctor suggested it could be due to something in the formula or breast milk and provided advice on diet.
By cathynli namuliabout a year ago in Fiction
Small town fever dream. Top Story - August 2024.
Tank stood over the bodies. There were three, and he knew them all. Were they still people? A difficult question for him to answer, and not the first question he expected his brain to fish out of the questions he had swimming around in his head.
By Liam Stormabout a year ago in Fiction
Lumina: Echoes of the Abyss
Months had passed since Lumina’s victory over Tempest. New York City thrived under the guardian’s watchful light, its skyline a symbol of hope and renewal. Yet, beneath the surface of this newfound peace, an ancient force stirred—a darkness older and deeper than any Tempest’s storm.
By zenGazeabout a year ago in Fiction
Lumina: Dawn of the Radiant Guardian
In the heart of New York City, where towering skyscrapers scrape the heavens and shadows dance beneath neon lights, an ordinary night was about to become extraordinary. Beneath the city’s bustling streets, deep in a hidden chamber of forgotten technology, a solitary figure worked feverishly. Dr. Evelyn Hale, once a brilliant scientist and now a recluse, was on the brink of a groundbreaking invention—a device that could control energy itself.
By zenGazeabout a year ago in Fiction
LUMINA
In the sprawling metropolis of Neon City, Maya lived an unassuming life as a software engineer. But after a freak lightning strike at her office, she gained the power to control light, transforming into Lumina, the city's new protector.
By Aifuwa Emmanuelabout a year ago in Fiction
Half-Death: Part 1 - On the Eve of Mortis. Content Warning.
Lurid, Death thought, This one is imaginative. Death stood over a victim— middle-aged, of modest suit, to match modest income. He had done nothing wrong, or at least nothing more than the average man could be expected to, and yet, here he lay— strangled to death, with white rose petals sprinkled over him: a signature.
By Noah Husbandabout a year ago in Fiction
The Summer We Found Ourselves
It was the summer before senior year, the last real summer of freedom before life would start pulling us in a million different directions. My best friend, Jenny, and I had spent every break together since we were kids, but this one felt different. It wasn’t just about the countdown to graduation or the looming decisions about college and careers. There was a restlessness in the air, like something big was about to happen, and neither of us could shake the feeling that this summer would change everything.
By RKabout a year ago in Fiction