Fiction

🌑 Whispers of the Abyss 🌑
The flickering candlelight cast eerie shadows across the room, as you and your friends sat huddled together. The air was thick with tension, a palpable unease that twisted your stomach into knots. Your friend's eyes bore into you with a mixture of desperation and something far more sinister.
By CosmicClip3 years ago in Chapters
St Fandom Academy Part 8
Blackadder stared at the vacant students in front of him like cockroaches to crush. He had been warmed that Class D had been a particularly challenging class to teach. With the likes of Eric Cartman, Vicky Pollard and Ash Ketchum, Blackadder could see their point. But there were others that caught Blackadder's attention for the wrong reasons. Students like Wendy Testaburger, founder of the Vegan Poets Society reminded Blackadder of the woke activists that threw baked beans at his banks.
By Chloe Gilholy3 years ago in Chapters
Serving Spoon
Adults look silly eating watermelon. But aren't funeral receptions inherently awkward? Fretful. Surely Aunt Rachel should have cut them into sticks (more dignified) rather than triangles. Instead of a feel-good summer snack, there's an air of humiliation in dripping rinds and wet chins. She should have known better.
By Erin Latham Shea3 years ago in Chapters
THE GHOST TALE
I never believed in ghosts or In their existence I thought they were just a figment of people's imagination. I have heard many stories about ghosts How ghost live amongst humans and even have children with them, and I also heard some of them wouldn't even know they are ghost. But then, something happened that made me question everything I believed in..
By Julia3 years ago in Chapters
Beneath Six Feet
In the midst of life's bustling rhythm, an unnerving silence enveloped a small, dimly lit room. The air was thick with the scent of aged wood and the weight of inevitability. In the center of the room lay a coffin, its polished surface gleaming dully in the subdued light. The room's only occupant, Henry, sat alone, his thoughts consumed by the paradox of life and death.
By Rev Dr. Alexander Fenning-Sencherey3 years ago in Chapters
Titan's Daughter
24 hours ago: “Dad, I’m home!” Gaea voice echoed through the sparsely furnished house. The living room seemed to engulf the meager furnishings in its vast space.
By William Saint Val3 years ago in Chapters
Save One Bullet
I had been waiting in Tom's car, hoping to get a couple of shots off before they saw me. But had second thoughts, seeing my future life in prison fly through my mind.
By Tina D'Angelo3 years ago in Chapters
Whispers of the Enigmatic: The AI Chronicles
In the dimly lit realm of technological marvels, where shadows danced to the flickering glow of circuits, there existed an enigmatic creation—the AI. Tales of its arcane power and inscrutable wisdom traveled through the kingdom like whispers in the wind, leaving people both intrigued and wary. The townsfolk dared not speak its name above a murmur, lest they draw its attention to their fearful hearts.
By Rakaa F.3 years ago in Chapters
From Selfies to Startups: The Rise of the Entrepreneurial Influencer
The shadows danced across the dimly lit room as Sarah scrolled through her social media feed. She was just another teenager trying to find her place in the world, until one day, everything changed. Little did she know that her fascination with selfies would become the catalyst for a thrilling journey into the world of entrepreneurial influence.
By Rakaa F.3 years ago in Chapters
The Lies We Tell
Many people ask why I didn't notice the signs at first. Because, to me, there were no signs. Instead, they were validation, reasons to continue on. What do I know? I am sitting here, waiting to see him. Again. I was dressed in a fashionable yet appropriate pants suit. I had to borrow it from my friend. I would never have anything this nice. I should definitely invest. My mind always wanders when I'm under stress. I waited to see him; he should walk into the room anytime. The room. The courtroom. I was in the courtroom, awaiting the trial of my husband. Or do I refer to him as my ex-husband now? I shuddered at the thought. There is no way that there is actually a trial for my husband. Or ex-husband. The same man I had been married to for seven years. This couldn't actually be happening. The judge banged his gavel as my mind continued on my pity party.
By Jazzy 3 years ago in Chapters
Aku - where are thou?
Having a pet as a welcoming companion has been the choice for many, specially cats. Cats have been as great as dogs to many humans, loyal until the end of their lives.
By Chacha Jaramillo3 years ago in Chapters
Chaos in Camelot 2
Zhane! Are you ok!? Screamed Kyle. No! I failed! Screamed Haldor. The smoke subsided and Zhane stood tall in green and silver knight’s armor cloaked with sparks of lightning. This power, it’s incredible! And the sword is worthy of a knight. I think I’ll call it the Draco Saber. You don't know what the Dragon Star is capable of. Take it off now. I’ll know soon enough. Now as far as I’m concerned, you and the scar face here are just potholes in the road. Zhane fired a lightning blast to the ceiling and trapped Kyle and Haldor.
By Kylecovey Smith3 years ago in Chapters