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The Midnight Letter
It was a rainy night when Clara sat by her old oak desk, staring at the pile of unopened letters that had accumulated over the past month. Her small apartment smelled faintly of coffee and rain-soaked streets, a combination that reminded her of long-forgotten days spent in her childhood home. There was something strangely comforting about the routine of going through letters, even if most of them were bills, advertisements, or notifications she didn’t particularly care about.
By Fawad Ahmad13 days ago in Fiction
House Secrets
(Ghost Narrator) They are looking around again. I hear the realtor explaining the heating system and where the grade school is. Is she…no, not yet. Soon though. Not here. It CANNOT be in this house.
By Andrea Corwin 13 days ago in Fiction
Imaginary Friend
Chastelin didn’t think she would fit into the small suburban neighborhood. It had given off a robotic hum of small town paradise. The kind of place where the smiles were just a little too wide, but never overly genuine. A place her wilder youth would have called a cult and yet here she was fitting right in.
By Amos Glade13 days ago in Fiction
She Thought It Was Just Another Night — Until Everything Changed
She spun around. Nothing. The street was empty. Silent. As if nothing had ever been there. As if she had imagined everything.
By Dorothea Bautz-John13 days ago in Fiction
To Bob: A Testament of Affection
Hi... My name iz Brad. I'mma cloze friend to da groom... although, surprize surprize! big guy! <aside> He didn't know I waz cummin' t'day.
By Lightning Bolt ⚡13 days ago in Fiction
A Chain Is As Weak
I was very uneasy about the new guy. He was neurospicy. That, in itself, is certainly not a bad thing – I’m neuroseasoned myself, and my husband is definitely ensconced in the Scoville Unit area of neurospicy – but there are certain combos that scream Will Not Survive in a Post-Apocalyptal Environment.
By Meredith Harmon13 days ago in Fiction
The House That Rebuilds Itself
When Zain and his family moved into the old house, the agent gave them a strange warning. “If anything looks different in the morning,” he said, forcing a smile, “just… don’t question it.”
By Salman Writes14 days ago in Fiction
L'unico: part 5
That was all, I welcome the new employees, I hope you a good journey with us and thank you.That was the speech given by Mr Tommy Shine, a deep speech and a special face that marked and moved in a weird way the emotions of Jade and awakened some strange emotions in him, a face that he didn’t know will be a life changing face forever in the near future.
By el hariti adil15 days ago in Fiction
When he had enough
On every day of every year of all time that matters, one poor thing no person is born! This is as true as you belive it is wrong. Now i hope for this stories sake you are generally just asking , WHAT! To that the person who is or was cursed to live every human life from death to birth, sorry switch the words birth to deat, silly me but anyway most importantly he and she etc remembers everything without being in control.Edward clen Corowoen 45 years male, North Carolinan living in the new city in Romanoc, we think but on October eight 2037 he was in New York New York for a fishing convention where he just had it. So he brought a ticket right there and there to the Netherlands more specifically eventually the international courts but first he had to get there.
By Eldvar15 days ago in Fiction
L'Unico: part 4
Jade let her mother in her bad state speaking and rapidly he let his imagination drive him far to the world of the unseen, he started to imagine people going in long tunnels on the
By el hariti adil16 days ago in Fiction
“Very Dark Times” OF USA
Ray Dalio Warns: The United States May Be Heading Into “Very Dark Times” Billionaire investor Ray Dalio has issued a stark warning: the United States may be heading into “very dark times.” His concerns are not based on short-term politics but on long-term historical patterns that have shaped the rise and fall of global superpowers.
By Wings of Time 16 days ago in Fiction
The Camera That Captures the Next Second
Hassan had always believed that a camera could freeze reality. A moment. A truth. A memory. But he never imagined a camera could capture something that hadn’t happened yet.
By Salman Writes16 days ago in Fiction