Altruism Stories

My short story collection, some of them may come as few parts All of the story take place in my fantasy world named Adanuyani in which in sanskrit means "adanu" (light) and yani (river). The stories takes place at different ages of Adanuyani

All Trina and her little brother Andrew want is to find a way back home, but maybe there are other things that are just as important. Trina and Andrew are transported to Rumaya, a world filled with nymphs and ents, talking flowers and animals, and mythical creatures Trina has only heard of in books. Some are friendly and some are not, but Trina develops friendships and begins to overcome her shyness as she tries to find a way back home. The more attached she becomes to the others she meets in Rumaya, the harder it is to focus just on her own need to get home. Should she help Daphne save her laurel tree, or comfort a lonely hippalectryon, even if it means passing up a way to get home? While following Daphne's prophecy, Trina discovers that sometimes our choices can lead to pain and sacrifice, but sometimes the sacrifice is worth the cost. Just as her teacher advocates at the start, Trina realizes that altruism and kindness have their own rewards.

He took the road less travelled and it took him somewhere unexpected.

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In the story, My Name Is Aisha, Dayo begins to face life's harsh challenges from a tender age, having moved from Ogun state to Lagos state to live with her only sibling, Yetunde, and in order to receive better education there. Dayo is a well-mannered and obedient boy who loves to help others. Unfortunately, Dayo found himself struggling more than is necessary in the new academic environment and in the midst of two bullies who made life a little unpleasant for him. Luckily for him, Aisha, a brave young and female classmate of his was there to fight for him. Happily, in the end, Dayo's endearing habit brings smiles back on his face.

A short poem about warriors and their never ending sacrifice.

Imagine a world where schizophrenia isn't considered a mental illness, but is actually a complex and diabolical scheme the government invented to take control of those who have been 'diagnosed'. In reality, that population have actually been born with a gift that gives them the ability to see into other dimensions and communicate to those that live within it - but that ability has been labelled as 'delusions' and 'psychosis'. These gifts are extremely powerful, and the governments around the world have been threatened by these abilities for centuries as they view them as a threat to their power. Written by AI after I gave it the prompt and guidance, this story delves into what this could be like. Enjoy...

Giving is such a personal decision, and it's further complicated by impulses of greed, fear, and self preservation. This short essay discusses why it is so difficult for us to give unconditionally in contemporary times.

Based on a true story, this short story shares a fictitious account of a famous celebrity, out of the goodness of her heart, giving a gift to someone who could never pay her back: a child suffering from cancer. Read on to find out how one person gave a child the gift of her dreams! **Premiere short story written for a school assignment when author was 11 years old**

Following the events of the first book, Miss Knight: Dragonkin, Kilena must deal with the consequences of her actions so far, and face new challenges before taking on the threat to her home of Draconiam. Despite overwhelming odds, the former knight must find the strength of will to carry on. If you're interested in the first book, it can be found in digital and paper format on Amazon.