Thriller

Glass Winter | Ch. I
Sevt knew of the white bear pursuing him for two sleeps now. However long before that it had noticed him, he could not say. Not much else moved here in a place so barren.
By Andrei Babaninabout a year ago in Chapters
The Shadow Wolf - Part 6
Luka slid his bookcase aside and opened the secret passage to Nive's hidden location. He could immediately feel her tense as he approached, but she purposely kept her head hidden within her fur blankets, knowing it displeased him.
By KA Stefana about a year ago in Chapters
Crow & Raven
Daybreak came. It arrived with no empty promises of spring warmth, only the winds off the ocean. They were warmer than the fronts that sometimes came from the Northwest, but that was only so much better; ice vs ice water. The ocean brought a damp cold. It hits you up front, sinks its salty teeth and cuts down to the bone. It can get through just about anything.
By Adebisiabout a year ago in Chapters
Crow & Raven
Mid-winter before dawn, when the warmth of summer is furthest away. The north is desolate. The forests are cleared as the animals are down for their long sleep. The skies are clear. The
By Adebisiabout a year ago in Chapters
The Shadow Wolf - Part 5
Sani raced through the tunnels as quickly as her wolf would carry her, knowing she needed to return before Ifan realized she was missing. Turning down the main tunnel, she continued running toward her room when she heard his accusing voice, ‘Sani, where the hell have you been? Kaj escaped, and Alpha Luka is on the warpath. Did you have anything to do with this?’
By KA Stefana about a year ago in Chapters
The Shadow Wolf
Time was an abstract thought. It was fleeting in the never-ending darkness surrounding the broken soul that curled in the corner of her earthly tomb. Waiting for death to come was a daunting task, but what option did she have? It was the perfect outcome to a hideous situation, freeing her from her abuser's intent on tormenting her broken body. (Part 1 - The Shadow Wolf - A Hidden Existence)
By KA Stefana about a year ago in Chapters
A child who lives without 90% of his brain
The Child Who Lives Without 90% of His Brain: A Story That Amazed the World The brain is the command center of the human body, controlling everything from movement and thought to breathing. The idea of living with only 10% of a brain seems impossible, yet one extraordinary story defies this belief. It’s the story of a child who was born with less than 10% of his brain and managed to survive against all odds. In this article, we’ll delve into the details of this remarkable case, the science behind it, and the lessons it offers.
By 💓 Pulse of Stories 💓about a year ago in Chapters
Sinister Secrets
The town of Blackwood was always a quiet, uneventful place. Nestled deep in a valley, surrounded by thick, ancient woods, it was the kind of town where everyone knew each other. But beneath its peaceful exterior, there was an eerie feeling that clung to the air, a strange unease that no one could explain. The whispers of old legends, dark woods, and abandoned places swirling among townsfolk like living legends. But no one spoke them aloud.
By Usman Zafarabout a year ago in Chapters
Vietnamese-American teen accepted to Princeton and all 3 US military academies
In a remarkable testament to hard work, resilience, and academic excellence, a Vietnamese-American teenager has accomplished what many might consider impossible. This exceptional student not only earned admission to the prestigious Princeton University but was also accepted into all three U.S. military academies—West Point, the Naval Academy, and the Air Force Academy. This groundbreaking achievement highlights her remarkable journey, her values, and the enduring power of education and determination.
By Flip techeabout a year ago in Chapters
It Eats the Light. Content Warning.
It had been six months since the funeral. A moving truck was parked in front of a picturesque two-storey house with rounded trim on the eaves, a window in the attic, a large sunporch, and vines growing up the front that framed the living room window. The wrap-around porch had two doors; one in front to go inside, another to access the sunporch to the left. There was a decent sized yard, more of it out back where there was a door covered by a box eave with built in shelves for wet shoes and umbrellas. A rickety swing set had been left as a monument to tenants past. It sat on the front yard facing the road and the old warehouse, equally rickety if not more so, which was just across the road.
By Adebisiabout a year ago in Chapters
Obsession and the Collapse of a Perfect System
This was one of the most intense scenes I'd written in a while. It's in the midst of a major system shutdown brought forth by obsession, curiosity, and obedience.
By Jasmine Aguilarabout a year ago in Chapters
The Game of Hearts - Part 3
Part 3 - The Note The chatter in the coffee shop died down as Miranda leaped toward Jace and kissed him quickly on the lips. Before he could react to her unexpected kiss, he saw a trace of fear in her sea-blue eyes as she stepped back and grabbed his hand.
By KA Stefana about a year ago in Chapters