Fiction

Man and Wife: A new Dawn
~ LUCA ~ Father died later that evening. His death a huge blow to the rest of the family, I got tossed into such blank state I never had experienced before, sinking into such despondency for the rest of the night.
By Arazella Snow2 years ago in Chapters
Man and Wife: A new Dawn
~ LUCA ~ When I received a call an hour ago summoning my attention, I never thought it would be me walking into the presence of the entire family, an air of despair surrounding the room, while father laid on that bed, utterly beaten with woes.
By Arazella Snow2 years ago in Chapters
IT'S A DIRTY JOB
I’d been cleaning the disgusting toilet in cottage number 3 when the new campers showed up and surprised me. One had made a lewd comment, suggesting they all take turns with me. All I had for a weapon was a shit-covered toilet brush.
By Tina D'Angelo2 years ago in Chapters
Recuperating with Affection
For what reason do you cry, my fatigued soul? I've faced long conflicts paid the cost. Will you presently discover a sense of reconciliation you look for?
By MD HANIF2 years ago in Chapters
Assumptions - The Beginning- Chapter Four
Start at the beginning with the following link ___________________________________________ I heard the thud and clang of the metal door closing behind me. I was sealed out, not in, as I was eighteen months ago. Today was the first time I’d been outside the juvenile detention center since I was brought here the summer after ninth grade. Sure, me and the other inmates had yard time, but it was always supervised and never anything outside of the compound’s razor-electric fence.
By Izzibella Beau2 years ago in Chapters
Old Enough; Surviving Summer
Pearl's house has different rules than me and Paw-Paw's, we must try our best to sit still and not bother Pearl's in and out family unless they say something to us first. Cousins, uncles, old feeble looking blood family strolled through like ants on watermelon. Clara and I sip our cold sweet tea on the living room floor and gobble up vanilla wafers pretending to like playing Old Maids while whispering about stuff we overhear.
By ROCK aka Andrea Polla (Simmons)2 years ago in Chapters
Assumptions - The Beginning- Chapter Three. Content Warning.
Start at the beginning with the following link ________________________________________________ “Dude. You. Are. Fucking. Awesome.” Ash slapped me on the back. He was way more excited than I was about the whole football thing.
By Izzibella Beau2 years ago in Chapters
Assumptions - The Beginning -Chapter Two. Content Warning.
Start at the beginning using the following link ____________________________________ Standing here tossing a football with Brady brought back lots of memories. It was here, seven years ago when we were just five years old, that I secretly proclaimed my love for him.
By Izzibella Beau2 years ago in Chapters
The Heart of Maple Lane
In the quaint town of Willow Creek, tucked away from the bustle of modern life, stood an old Victorian house on Maple Lane. It had been home to the Robinson family for as long as anyone could remember. With its weathered white paint, sprawling front porch, and tall, elegant windows, the house held an air of timelessness, echoing the laughter and memories of generations gone by.
By Tantri Yuana2 years ago in Chapters
Assumptions - Chapter One - The Beginning. Content Warning.
“Why do you have to leave, Daddy?” I cried so many tears that I had no more left. My face was splotchy, my stomach ached, and I had crying hiccups.
By Izzibella Beau2 years ago in Chapters
Chapter 04 | Aestas ¤ The Yellow Balloon
Durojaiye wiped his eyes with his sleeves to stop the tears that were starting to form there, put on a sad smile, and noted for all, “See, you always think you have to look out for me, that I cannot do anything on my own.”
By J.P. Prag2 years ago in Chapters
Love will Never Be Destroyed In An Explosion
In the bustling city of Gaza, where life is always a mixture of resilience and hope, lived two young lovers, Yasmin and Ahmad. They had known each other since childhood, growing up in the same neighborhood, their lives intertwined by the narrow, crowded streets and the constant backdrop of uncertainty.
By Umi Laelatil Choeriyah2 years ago in Chapters