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Friendship Forever
Once upon a time, in a small town nestled between rolling hills and babbling brooks, there were two inseparable friends named Lily and Jack. They were like two peas in a pod, always together, always causing mischief, and always sharing laughter.
Wisnu Trilung Waluyo JatiPublished 19 minutes ago in FictionLessons Learned: A Teenage Escapade That Changed Everything
In the bustling world of teenage revelry, there lived a young lad named Mark, a connoisseur of mischief and merrymaking. Mark's high school days were punctuated with anticipation for the term breaks, those precious windows of freedom when textbooks took a backseat and partying took the center stage. Oh, how Mark and his friends savored those moments, concocting plans for each weekend like master alchemists of fun.
Jonathan StrydesPublished about an hour ago in FictionMy Other Half
Jeff and Angela had been married for forty years when the inevitable happened. Being two years older than his wife, Jeff always thought he would be the first to die, so he was in utter disbelief when a heart attack suddenly ripped Angie from him. He had no children or siblings to help him share the grief, just some well-meaning close friends. The burden of making funeral arrangements landed squarely on Jeff’s shoulders, which was a blessing in disguise. He was so busy picking out a burial plot, coffin, and venue to hold a service that there was very little time to allow his grief to consume him.
Mark GagnonPublished about an hour ago in FictionThe Last Leaf of Motivation
In the heart of the Whispering Woods, where the ancient trees whispered secrets to the wind, there lived a young girl named Luna. She was a peculiar child, with hair as wild as the forest and eyes that shone like the morning dew. Luna lived in a world where motivation was a tangible force, a delicate leaf that grew on the Tree of Dreams. The villagers believed that as long as the leaf remained, hopes and aspirations would flourish.
Muhammad Sarmad RazzaqPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionSecret of success
Title The Hidden Path to Success In a bustling megacity where dreams were as generous as the people who chased them, there lived a immature man named Alex. His life was a shade woven with lapses and struggles, yet he remained undeterred in his pursuit of success. Through the highs and lows, Alex discovered a secret that converted his trip and propelled him towards his pretensions. Growing up in a modest neighborhood, Alex witnessed firsthand the challenges of making ends meet.
vinoth kumarPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionDream World Adventures
Imagine a place where the sky can turn from sunrise pink to midnight blue in a blink, where you can fly above mountains or dive into the depths of an ocean within seconds. This place isn't hidden on some far-off map; it exists in each of our dreams. Dreams provide us with an escape to fantastical worlds where adventures are limitless and the laws of physics no longer apply.
Bindu BhardwajPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionHow to escape the middle class trap
Escaping the middle- class trap can be a daunting task, but it's easily attainable with the right mindset, strategies, and determination. also is a comprehensive companion on how to break free from the middle- class pattern and achieve financial freedom
vinoth kumarPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionEncounters and Dangers in the Imperceptible Domain
Many individuals say that fantasies are simply dozing blossoms, yet I accept that there are additionally things that are not resting blossoms. What is the contrast between dreams that are resting blossoms and those that are not dozing blossoms? As I would like to think, on the off chance that a bloom dozes, when we awaken we won't recall it exhaustively or enigmatically, we will try and neglect. While the people who are not resting blossoms, when we awaken we can tell it exhaustively.
Runi Al-hafizPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionScars That Don't Fade
Left, Right...Punch My ratty sneakers pounded a frantic rhythm against the uneven sidewalk. My bony frame ached with each desperate inhale. Despite my height, I was a tangle of limbs, dwarfed by the menacing shadow looming behind me.
Maziku ShabaniPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionThe Boy & The Tree
I guess being homeless isn’t as bad as I thought. At least I get to develop a strong bond with Mother Earth. Tuval, a depressed, withdrawn, bookish 14-year-old high school student, felt no more warmth, comfort, peace, and confidence in his life. The family’s vast, beige, villa-style house became a war zone; Tuval heard nothing but constant yelling, cursing, breaking glass, punching holes in the walls, and kicking cabinets. His bald, grumpy, sociopathic alcoholic father ruled the home with his cold-hearted nature. His miserable, indifferent, prune-coloured haired, overweight mother never listened to what he had to tell her about how he felt about his family. She always dismissed him and said things like, “Man up! It is a part of life!" Him and his brothers were at odds; they never got along and they had nothing in common with Tuval, so he’d often be seen spending time in his bedroom alone every night after dinner. The whole concept of family living covered his body with goosebumps.
Talia DevoraPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionThe Echo Chamber
My name’s Abel, and for the most part, I've always found solace in the company of machines rather than people. It’s not that I dislike people; it's just that I've never been good at the whole social dance—the small talk, the eye contact, the subtle cues everyone else seems to grasp instinctively. As a robotics engineer, I've spent more time with circuits and code than with living, breathing humans.
Maziku ShabaniPublished about 2 hours ago in FictionYoung Adult (YA), Middle Grade (MG) and Children's Books by Filipino American Authors
Filipino American authors make significant contributions to the rich fabric of literature by incorporating a variety of viewpoints and cultural subtleties into their works. Here, we highlight four gifted writers along with their gripping Filipino middle grade book, Young adult and children's books.
Berliza PalmesPublished about 2 hours ago in Fiction