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An overwhelming well. Content Warning.
The buzz from the alarm clock, and Maya's body startled again, regaining her seconds to track. She scribbled in her diary,
By Parvathi J6 months ago in Fiction
Alabama Rain Book 5 by Lana Campbell
The Book Do you love to read paranormal vampire romance novels, if so, then check out Lana Campbells 707 page book, Alabama Rain Book 5 in the Forever and a Night Series? This book was published on the 31st of October in the year 2018 and sold by Amazon Digital Services, LLC.
By Lisa Briskey6 months ago in Fiction
Under the Crimson Sky
By Nadeem Shah The sky bled red the evening I returned to Raven Hollow. I hadn’t been back in twelve years—not since the night everything I believed in was shattered. The roads felt narrower, the trees darker, like the whole town was holding its breath, waiting for me to remember what I’d tried so hard to forget.
By Nadeem Shah 6 months ago in Fiction
You're My Favorite Murderer (Chapter 16). Content Warning.
Chapter 16: 𝘚𝘵𝘢𝘭𝘬𝘦𝘳 𝘉𝘰𝘺 “Stazieeeee” I grumble slowly dragging myself from a sensual dream, a dream I really shouldn’t be having but what goes on inside my mind is no one’s damn business but my own. I reach up to hold my head, feeling heavy, weighted; as if I’ve been asleep for days on a layer of concrete. What the fuck, since when do I wake up feeling a headache this fucking big? Usually when I drink, but I didn’t drink enough to get hungover that’s for damn sure.
By 𝓗. 𝓒. 𝓡𝓾𝓫𝔂6 months ago in Fiction
The Gilded Frame
The girl in the photo on her wall blinked. Ava froze mid-step, sloshing tea across the carpet. Her eyes locked on the frame. The image looked the same: rusted gold trim, a colourful yet faded garden, a swing dangling from nowhere. And the girl, maybe eight, with porcelain skin, green eyes, a dirty pinkish-red dress, and corkscrew curls.
By Heather Little6 months ago in Fiction
547 days of silence . Content Warning.
No one expected Adeline to wake up. For 547 days, she had slept—body crushed, spine shattered, dreams stolen. Once the brightest presence in any room, a third-year medical student with laughter like sunlight, Adeline was now a husk. Her body was held together by machines. The doctors had gently encouraged the family to let her go. Even her organs had been discussed—donations in her name. A noble end, they had said.
By E. hasan6 months ago in Fiction
Rubaboo Stew
"If you're not going to sing, why are you still awake?" "I like listening." "Loser." Scout Master Mark interrupted the building argument, "If you don't want to sing, Tres, then you don't have to. But it'll be more fun if you do. And Thomas, don't insult people."
By Alexander McEvoy6 months ago in Fiction
A Summer Of Regret. Content Warning.
A women could be seen lying in a swimming pool, full of her own blood. Motionless. Flat on her back. Blood intersecting with the water. Maria suddenly awoke. Having the recurring dream of the nightmare that had unfolded last summer. Who would have thought a little bit of innocent fun would result in the death of her best friend. She still could picture her dead body adrift in the resort pool. It was a scary and haunting experience to know that she had been the one to do it. How could a fight escalate so bad, that she'd end up stabbing her best friend to death. No words could describe the pain and torment, she felt on a regular basis, from that night.
By George Hall6 months ago in Fiction
The Last Room📖. AI-Generated.
She booked the cheapest hotel room she could find. One night. No questions asked. Room 313. The hallway was quiet. Too quiet.
By ElaheMindStories6 months ago in Fiction
The Shadow in the Alley. AI-Generated.
It was a dark night, the rain pounding heavily on the cobblestone streets of the old neighborhood. Clara hurried along, her coat hood covering most of her face. She had received an anonymous message earlier that afternoon: “Come to the market alley at midnight. Everything will be revealed.”
By fran Pozo6 months ago in Fiction
The Riverside Road — Part Three
I awoke in bed, gasping for breath, drenched in sweat. Darkness still blanketed my room. No birdsong, no sunlight—just silence. Sleep was out of the question after that nightmare. I lit my lamp and reached for a book, trying to distract my mind.
By Matthew Yu6 months ago in Fiction
Beach at the South
Cold waves hit the rocky shore while seagulls made loud noises above. The salty wind filled Kyle's nose and woke him up from his dream. He raised his arms and stretched, letting out a big yawn. He reached over and tapped the stop button on his cracked phone. It had been his ocean alarm.
By Shahzaib6 months ago in Fiction