Classical Stories

𝑺𝒉𝒖𝒃𝒎𝒂𝒏 𝑮𝒊𝒍𝒍, a 25 year old cricketer. His name is taken by every famous personality for his impressive skills and talent. He was born and brought up in a Punjabi household where parathas were mandatory. He falls for his aggressive, South Indian team mate's cousin during his conference. What happens when a Punjabi falls for a Malayali? Will their family accept? 𝑨𝒅𝒊𝒕𝒉𝒊 𝑵𝒂𝒊𝒓, a 24 year old extraordinary Bharatnatyam dancer. People love watching her dynamics as she goes across the stage. Born in a South Indian, Malyali family where art is loved. She is the cousin of the angry young cricketer, Devdutt Padikkal. What happens when her crush, Shubman Gill, proposes to her after six years of waiting? Will she say a yes or reject him? The theory of the magnetic field says that opposite poles attract. Well, does this apply to real life as well? Or is it just mechanical? What will happen when their families meet? Will they find each other compatible? #𝑺𝒉𝒖𝒃𝑫𝒊𝒕𝒉𝒊 To know further, add the book to your library now! #2 in Classical on 3rd March 2025.

"WHY CAN'T YOU BE MINE..??" The story shows a mirror of India under the colonial rule in 1930's and 1940's. The story is of a girl struggling for her rights in the oppressive era.Watch her fight the obstacles that came her way. Agni, a woman of sharp mind and quiet iron, has spent her life navigating the narrow path permitted to her. Working within a British-backed institution, she is a master of the subtle art of survival-until she becomes the obsession of Edward Blackwood, the son of the colonial elite. For Edward, Agni is a prize to be protected, a spirit to be tamed, and a jewel for his empire. But Agni's heart is anchored elsewhere. Vedaant Sharma is a man forged in the dark cells of Allahabad and the fierce debates of the courtroom. A nationalist lawyer with a surgical mind and a soul that refuses to bow, he represents everything the Raj fears: the rise of the educated Indian professional. His return to Lucknow ignites a slow-burning fire that challenges the very foundations of Edward's authority. As the "Quit India" movement of 1942 begins to tear the country apart, Agni and Vedaant must navigate a treacherous landscape of legal traps, social scandals, and imperial desperation. Their relationship is not a dependency born of weakness, but a partnership built on mutual respect and shared defiance. From the rain-soaked streets of Allahabad to the quiet havelis of Lucknow. It is a story of: A Shattered Empire: The slow, inevitable collapse of the British Raj seen through the eyes of those who dismantled it from within. The Weight of Obsession: A man's descent from privilege into the hollow realization that power cannot buy love. The Strength of Partnership: Two spirits finding a sanctuary in each other amidst the chaos of a revolution. In a world dictated by colonial rules, Agni and Vedaant will learn that the ultimate act of independence is not just reclaiming a country-it is reclaiming the right to love on their own terms.

Can a heritage of savagery and a heart of sincerity coexist? The Origin. A race of beings who possess inhuman abilities and dwell in a society built upon strength and domination. For centuries, the strongest would rule and the weak were to obey. Though barbaric at first sight, this well established system maintained an era of peace among their kind. However... Somewhere down the line, a new leader arose. With his faction, he toppled the powers that be and founded his own governmental system. One based on corruption, caste systems and classism. Through usurped riches, he amassed great manpower and obedience. Thus the strong were cast into the depths of the slums, destined to serve the weak in a subjugation cloaked as 'law and order'. Until... One man from amongst the outcasts asked a single question... "Why do the strong serve the weak?" That man was... Dharun Tarheen!

Young pianists Eamon Yin and Elowen Yue tie for first place on their first season of the State Eisteddfod, where a fierce rivalry begins - a competition neither wants to lose. But their teachers have other plans : pair them for a duet in the upcoming duet Eisteddfod, with a trip to Paris on the line. Forced to share a piano bench, they clash over every note. Between arguments and constant fights, they are forced to adapt the skill on practicing together and harmonising between the keys and also themselves as a duet. Will they be able to stand under the Paris city lights seeing each other differently?

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A compilation of Two-Line Stories. Based on TwosetViolin (see what I did there?) {never mind, it's stupid} -- Author's note: 1) English is not my first language but I think I am good at it (?) 2) comedy, angst, horror, fluff, a/u, death, suicide. warnings will be given, don't worry. don't read if not comfortable. Agin, MENTAL HEALTH COMS FIRST!, there will be a lot of fluff in this btw. 3) stories will be marked

The world of EVERBREAK is a fantasy setting full of knights and gladiators, mages and witches, merfolk and sky-dwellers, good and evil, and a caste system that perpetuates classes of haves and have nots. The Tales of Preptonia follows the aftermath of a slave uprising, as a fledgling nation attempts to create a society of free men and women, in the face of looming threats.

It is a truth universally acknowledged, that a single man in possession of a good fortune, must be in want of a wife. Or nowadays, a husband. "I could easily forgive his pride, if he had not mortified mine." Text copyright © 2015 by kosmicgirl.

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Pollyanna Grows Up is a 1915 children's novel by Eleanor H. Porter. It is the first of many sequels to Porter's best-selling Pollyanna (1913), but is the only one written by Porter herself; the numerous later additions to the Pollyanna franchise were the work of other authors.

Description: In the shadows of Riverforth Manor, a forbidden love ignites between governess Lyra Skylen and her brooding master, Mr. Charles Fredrick Jefferson. As Lyra unravels the mysteries of the manor, she's drawn to Charles's dark allure, but a hidden secret in a forbidden room threatens to destroy everything. Will their love survive the secrets that bind them?. Prompt from the Open novella contest (78: You begin to realize that nothing is quite what it seems ).

The year 1995 runs and King of Pop Michael Jackson is focused on the making of his upcoming album HIStory. In an effort of recording his most personal song, he requests the presence of a world class violinist to make his tune as perfect as possible. Little he knew that this young woman, who could perfectly be a reencarnation of Mozart's genius, would eclipse his heart in a way he never thought it could be eclipsed...

***All Credits To L.M.Alcott*** When Rose Campbell, a shy orphan, arrives at "The Aunt Hill" to live with her boisterous family she is quite overwhelmed. How could such a delicate young lady exist in such a spirited home? Much to the horror of her aunts, Rose's forward-thinking Uncle Alec insists that the child get out of the parlor and into the sunshine. And with a little courage and lots of adventures with her mischievous but loving cousins, Rose begins to bloom. From the author of Little Women. Rated 4.2 stars by Goodreads Rated 4.4 stars by Amazon #17 in Classics 19/09/17 #22 in Classics 30/09/17 *Summary from Goodreads

The year is 2134, 34 years since an accidental man-made virus began to spread all over the entire world. The virus made innocent people into horrific cannibal monsters. The disease spread through each excruciating bite. After the outbreak the Government built a massive walled in city, to fit as many people as possible, 20 million in the end. It was called Cirtrum. At first it worked, it protected the human race from the horrors that resided outside the walls. However, eventually, more walls were being built within. The three rings were formed, The Outer: The poverty stricken, manual laborers. The second Circle: The higher class, the brain workers. Finally, The Centre: The Centre is the Government right in the middle that control it all, with strict rules that are put in place by the Centre Soldiers. Sixteen year old Tadhg James and his strong group of friends end up on a frantic journey. There, they discover themselves, each other, love, and the truth behind Cirtrums deceitful walls.

Isla Watson is living on land with her mom. when tradgety stuck the waters, Isla's dad sacrificed himself to save all of the the people. Sadly, none of her kind of people survived except for Isla and her mom Merina Watson. On land Isla is just your ordinary girl with a few tricks up her sleeve but, in the water, Isla is a sea creature or as she prefers, a mermaid.

In the beginning, The Gods built a hierarchy to keep the world in order, though they were never meant to live within the bounds of it, it was simply to make them thrive. In this system, where power is inherited, rank is enforced, and legacy is inescapable, no one grows up unmarked by this treacherous system. Leaders are forged into weapons, caretakers are consumed, the middle ground erased from history and children inherit expectations heavier than they can ever even begin to carry. As old wars repeat and new generations are pulled into conflicts they weren't even old enough to understand; Some cling to the structure that raised them, while others begin to question who it was truly built for. The Structure That Eats Its Children is a Dream SMP AU about power, survival, and the cost of a world designed to consume its own. Author's Note: This story uses an omegaverse-inspired hierarchy as a non-sexualized social and biological framework. There are no idolized/sexulaized heat/rut cycles, mating instincts (if romance is ever explored we would explore courting instincts), or erotic dynamics. The hierarchy exists solely to explore power, legacy, trauma, systemic inequality and the animalistic natures of the DSMP.

Prince Kaiel (charming, sarcastic, secretly in love) and Princess Aurelia (clever, focused, emotionally cautious) are in love...except only one of them knows it for sure. Kaiel has known for as long as he can remember that he is desperately in love with his betrothed. Princess Aurelia, on the other hand, has always been too scared see what's right in front of her. The last thing she would wish for is to ruin the companionship between them. And anyway, she has more pressing matters to think of. The council aims to further oppress the non-magical citizens of Oryntheris under the guise of a mysterious contract no one REALLY knows the details of. Princess Aurelia plans to run away from the palace and start a rebellion to take back her place as rightful heir to the kingdom. Kaiel feels the need to escape for the very same reason. When the two collide in the forest mid-escape, the royals realize they may have to juggle their feelings for their country and for each other.

Indian classical dance forms play an important role in preserving cultural heritage. Many parents search for kathak classes near me to introduce their children to this graceful and expressive dance form. Kathak is one of India's most celebrated classical dances, known for rhythmic footwork, expressive storytelling, and elegant movements. Joining professional classical dance classes near me helps students learn proper techniques, mudras, and expressions under experienced gurus. In Bangalore, several reputed dance schools offer beginner, intermediate, and advanced Kathak training. These academies focus on posture, rhythm, coordination, and stage performance skills. Students often get opportunities to participate in cultural events and competitions. Learning Kathak not only enhances creativity but also improves concentration, flexibility, and confidence. It encourages discipline and respect for tradition while building stage presence. If you are looking for the best Kathak dance schools in Bangalore, visit: 👉 https://www.bewise.in/articles-blogs/best-kathak-dance-schools-in-bangalore Choosing the right classical dance academy helps nurture artistic talent and cultural appreciation in children.

This is a topic I never thought I'd delve into so early. I'm only a few steps into my teenagehood? Teenageship? Teenageness? Even now as I'm writing this, I don't feel qualified to speak on behalf of the musical community. However, my set of circumstances makes some things I'm experiencing unique to me. So, it can't hurt to offer my two cents about the world of classical music and all the good and bad and colorful it embodies.

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