Science Fiction

The Last Heir of the Van Declaoria Bloodline - Chapter 12. AI-Generated.
The road into Arlein stretched long and silent beneath the dim glow of early dawn. As the golden sunrise lit the eastern sky, an eerie feeling hung in the air.
By Luke Dreayrya day ago in Chapters
Hue and The Discovery of Manipo (Chapter 4). AI-Generated.
Every hair on my body rose as David’s eyes locked onto mine. It wasn’t fear that hit me first — it was recognition. Not of his face, but of the feeling washing over me. My body wouldn’t move. Not an inch. The paralysis wasn’t shock or instinct. It was precise. Intentional. A force aimed directly at me.
By Lorenzo Bland2 days ago in Chapters
The Disco at the Heart of Dusk, Chapter Three
Then the girls really were hurrying, hand-in-hand with piteous screams. Their pursuers weren’t stupid, and knew about the oilseed, though some among them boasted a means of long-range capture as Gachna did. The ambitious knew what value there was in currying favour with that one, and the thought of restoring to him one of his truants held appeal. Most of the so-called big boys however were motivated merely by cruel enjoyment, and sought no reward more tangible than the pleasure of frightening an innocent victim.
By Doc Sherwood2 days ago in Chapters
The Disco at the Heart of Dusk, Chapter Two
“I’ve been to a hundred and two discos,” Sheila announced as she and Miss Ugly strode down the plaza that evening. “Or it might even be a hundred and three, because I stopped counting at ninety-seven but I know it’s somewhere in that region. So, you just stick close, Miss Ugly. I can’t guarantee this one’s going to be any better or worse than the other discos I’ve been to.”
By Doc Sherwood2 days ago in Chapters
The Disco at the Heart of Dusk, Chapter One
Flashsatsumas and the counter-Juniper were at the bus stop by the front gate, bright flags flying behind them. “I’m never going to get used to this place,” said Flashsatsumas, hands on hips.
By Doc Sherwood2 days ago in Chapters
Et in Arcadia Alter Egos, Chapter Three
Mini-Flash Juniper wasn’t treated to much of a prelude. It consisted of a huge green head with pointy ears, dominating a telescreen and laughing once.
By Doc Sherwood5 days ago in Chapters
Et in Arcadia Alter Egos, Chapter Two
The friends soon found Calvin again, this time participating in an animated sequence which the Earthlings among them deduced was attached to an historical of sorts. Computerized Calvin, still in shorts and singlet, acquired a silver suit of armour which sprang up to cover these. Then he strode out for a gruesome world of perpetual night to do battle with goblins and ghouls and –
By Doc Sherwood5 days ago in Chapters
Et in Arcadia Alter Egos, Chapter One
“Calvin’s fallen in,” the counter-Juniper reported to the others. “Into the boating lake?” cried Pat. “Nothing so funny, I’m afraid,” replied the grave one. “Come on, I’d better show you.”
By Doc Sherwood5 days ago in Chapters
Trump’s Historic Speech Signals Turning Point
Trump’s Historic Speech Signals Turning Point In a dramatic address that captured global attention, Donald Trump delivered remarks suggesting that the United States may soon move toward ending its conflict with Iran. The speech, filled with a mix of confidence and caution, has left analysts debating whether it represents the start of a genuine de-escalation or merely a strategic maneuver.
By Wings of Time 6 days ago in Chapters
Middle East Power Realignment
Middle East Power Realignment The Middle East is undergoing a major geopolitical transformation. Energy routes, nuclear tensions, and shifting alliances are changing the balance of power in ways that could influence global politics for decades. Countries in the region are not only competing for influence but also redefining strategic partnerships, security frameworks, and economic priorities.
By Wings of Time 7 days ago in Chapters
Iran Nuclear Tensions and the Global Power Shift
Iran Nuclear Tensions and the Global Power Shift The geopolitical landscape of the Middle East is entering a new and dangerous phase as concerns grow over Iran’s nuclear program, potential military escalation, and shifting global alliances. Discussions among diplomats, military analysts, and international media increasingly revolve around one critical question: Is the world moving toward a new confrontation centered on Iran’s nuclear ambitions?
By Wings of Time 7 days ago in Chapters
We Said Forever… But Meant Goodbye
Some promises feel eternal… until they quietly fall apart. BY: Ubaid We used to say “forever” like it was something we could hold in our hands. Like it was real. Like it was ours. I still remember the first time you said it. We were sitting on that quiet rooftop, the city lights flickering below us like distant stars. You looked at me with that soft smile—the one that always made me feel like I was home—and you whispered, “No matter what happens, it’s you and me. Forever.” And I believed you. God, I believed you with everything I had. At first, it felt easy. Love always does in the beginning. Late-night calls, endless laughter, shared dreams about a future we hadn’t even built yet. We talked about everything—where we’d live, what our house would look like, even the names of kids we didn’t have. It felt so real. But somewhere along the way, things started to change. Not suddenly. Not loudly. Just… quietly. The calls became shorter. The texts less frequent. The laughter faded into silence that neither of us knew how to fill. I noticed it before you did—or maybe before you admitted it. I kept trying. I tried to hold on to the “forever” we promised. I reminded you of our dreams, our plans, the way we used to be. But every time I reached out, it felt like you were already slipping away. And the hardest part? You didn’t leave all at once. You left slowly. Piece by piece. Until one day, I realized I was the only one still holding on. I remember the night everything finally broke. We were sitting together again, just like that first time—but this time, the silence was heavy. Uncomfortable. The kind that presses on your chest and makes it hard to breathe. I looked at you, searching for something—anything—that reminded me of who we used to be. But your eyes… They didn’t look at me the same way anymore. “I think we’ve changed,” you said quietly. Changed. Such a simple word for something that felt like destruction. I wanted to argue. I wanted to fight for us, for everything we had built. I wanted to remind you of the promises we made—the “forever” we once believed in. But deep down, I already knew the truth. We didn’t mean forever. We just didn’t know it yet. Tears filled my eyes, but I forced a small smile. “Yeah,” I whispered. “Maybe we have.” And just like that, it was over. No dramatic goodbye. No shouting. No chaos. Just two people sitting side by side, pretending they were okay with losing everything they once called home. After you left, the silence became louder than anything I had ever known. Every place reminded me of you. Every song felt like a memory. Even the smallest things—the way you used to say my name, the way you laughed at your own jokes—haunted me. I kept asking myself the same question over and over: How can something that felt so right end like this? But the truth is, not all love stories are meant to last. Some are meant to teach you. And you… you taught me everything. You taught me how deeply I could love. How much I could give. How strong I could be, even when my heart felt like it was breaking into pieces. But you also taught me something else. Something I didn’t want to learn. That sometimes, people say “forever” when they really mean “for now.” And that doesn’t make the love any less real. It just means it wasn’t meant to stay. It’s been a while since that night. I won’t lie and say I don’t miss you. I do. Sometimes more than I should. But I’ve started to understand something I couldn’t see back then. Loving you wasn’t a mistake. Believing in us wasn’t foolish. It was just… a chapter. A beautiful, painful, unforgettable chapter. And even though we said “forever”… What we really meant was goodbye.
By Ubaid 8 days ago in Chapters