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That Saturday evening was not different. It had been a hot, sunny day. I was sure that even the cold-blooded animals would be sweating. I...

My daughter Leocarmen, a graduate in Business Administration, works in the administrative department of Purchasing at the Universidad de ...

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Luz halted the activation of the Aurelia protocol when she saw the white mist descend upon Llumani. In the distance, Naira stood in t...

If there was one flaw in my life, it would be my constant procrastination. But one good thing about this, was the constant luck too on my...

Image by かみかみ するめ from Pixabay And altered in Canva Life began weightlessly. The caretaker urged water into the soil, pulling our stems u...

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The muscle car that could only walk was held back its whole life from reaching full potential. Let that not be you. This is allegorical ...

English Ñaru and Ñembe “Come on, Ñaru, let's play.” Ñembe was Ñaru's twin brother. They were very close and did almost everything toget...

Photo by Yun Xu on Unsplash Rain drizzled softly, as if the night wanted to remain unnoticed. Milan stood under the shelter at the squar...

The night Prince Dawit was born, the sky over Axum darkened, cloudless. The stars hid as if they were scared, and a weird, heavy breeze b...

High above, the long gallery threw a hard shadow over the yard. Caltrion stood there, hands clasped behind him, expression unreadable. S...

The clatter of swords rang out. Steel hissed against steel; wood cracked against bone. Boys stumbled through forms while their partners,...

Generated using Gemini How can I explain that the world didn't end with fire or war but doors Yes doors. At first, it was small things fr...

Image by Gerd Altmann from Pixabay Personal logs of Keldron intern, Designation: P3XQ1 “come home” The words blinked on the screen. Sendi...

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English Orwell's journey Orwell gazed at the orange horizon of the sea, reflecting the crystal blue in his brown eyes. A feeling arose ...

I know it's felt like forever since I've been away (haha), but life has put me on a full-blown marathon the past few weeks. Final exams, ...

It all began after my mom passed. I was still a little girl, and I watched my dad slowly become a shadow of himself. He'd smile everytime...

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Hello my friends! How are you? I hope you all are well Today I would like to share you that what I wrote a short story for E261 Soul. It ...

In my childhood, the town seemed like two separate worlds. No one wrote the laws about it, yet everyone behaved as if they were in force....

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Hello my friends! How are you? I hope you all are well Today I would like to share you that what I wrote a short story for 222 Garath. Ga...

English Unfortunate encounter “Honey, are you ready to go?” Robert called his wife from the car. “Wait, honey. I'm coming, I'm just put...

source image Work was going on like this every day. Work, eat, scroll on my phone, then sleep. My friends could clearly see that I was i...

Source My cat, Kingpin, is adopted. Not the normal adoption where you fill forms and sign papers at the end. No. This one was different. ...

The accident was horrible. He heard their crying voices, and the doctors comforting the people around him. He could hear them, but he cou...

The café was quiet that evening, the kind of silence only broken by the soft hum of rain tapping against the glass windows. Emma sat at ...