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209 Stories

  • The Little Iron Gate by ThePersian
    ThePersian
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    Between two ordinary houses stands a little iron gate. It is never locked. It belongs to no one, yet either side can open it. This is the story of Antoine, a sculptor, and Anna, a painter-two neighbors brought together not by fate alone, but by the quiet courage to be honest, the grace to wait, and the hope that some doors should never be forced open. Sometimes, the bravest thing we can do is simply leave the gate open.
  • BARAHA (rosevelt fortalejo series#1) by MnoMoon2
    MnoMoon2
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      Reads 168
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      Parts 9
    "FOR ME TO KNOW AND FOR YOU TO FIND OUT"
  • Home Run by lissetteeeu
    lissetteeeu
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      Reads 40
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      Parts 1
  • Me drawings  by xxKonekoMonsterxx
    xxKonekoMonsterxx
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    This book has some of my drawings along with a back ground story and a lesson learned.
  • Today I learned... by Wind_Resistent
    Wind_Resistent
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      Parts 1
    Everybody's heard the saying "you learn something new every day." I'm going to post every day saying one thing I've learned that day to see if I actually do learn something new every day. Most of these will be short-about one sentence-but some might take a little explaining.
  • How a dog learned not to bark  by samgal4
    samgal4
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      Reads 10
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    About a dog who learned how to stop his barking habit
  • cant nothing stop me by ladylikeswag
    ladylikeswag
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      Reads 29
    • WpPart
      Parts 6
  • Latasha by goddesspuff
    goddesspuff
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      Reads 63
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      Parts 1
    Just a poem about parts of me.
  • May by smith_happens
    smith_happens
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      Reads 3
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      Parts 1
    inked
  • All The Obstacles Never End Mentally, Enthusiastic Notes Taken by Lusterdragon72
    Lusterdragon72
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      Parts 100
  • When we learned us by basilleaf3
    basilleaf3
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      Reads 8
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      Parts 2
    Saran is a self-made entrepreneur from Thailand who rises from hardship to become the CEO of her own successful company. Determined to expand her business globally, she moves to Shanghai with dreams of building a new empire. But Shanghai is far from simple. Her life takes an unexpected turn when she becomes tied to Wu Ming, the adopted son of the powerful and feared Wu family. Though raised as part of one of Shanghai's most influential families, Wu Ming hides a dangerous truth-he is not their biological son, and his real father was murdered by the man who adopted him. When circumstances force Saran and Wu Ming into an unwanted marriage, their relationship begins with resentment, distrust, and endless conflict. Neither of them wanted this union, and both see each other as obstacles standing in the way of their own goals. However, as secrets unravel and hidden enemies emerge, they realize they share the same objective: bringing down the corrupt empire controlling their lives. Reluctantly, they form an alliance, navigating family conspiracies, betrayal, and corporate warfare together. What starts as a partnership built on necessity slowly develops into trust, understanding, and an unexpected connection. Together, Saran and Wu Ming fight to destroy the kingdom built on lies-and create a future of their own.
  • Tight-fisted Cow by AronIrelan
    AronIrelan
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      Parts 1
    This is supposed to be a movie script, kind of. This was made up by a generator, because I thought I could have some fun! (Only a one time thing.) THIS STORY IS A PUBLIC DOMAIN, YOU MAY USE IT TO MAKE AN ACTUAL MOVIE OUT OF THIS IF YOU WANT TO. Enjoy! Story: A cow named Hector is on the loose and is a tight fisted cow, he is Garth's father, while William, her lover, kind of loses her at the end. William leaves after Garth says she doesn't want a lover who criticizes her. Jack is her best-friend. Garth and Jack are the saviors of the elderly women. Wanna know why they saved the elderly women? Because Hector exterminated the elderly women, but at the end, he faints (dies) and Jack says to be careful and it could be a trick, but HE is actually dead.
  • Things I Learned from Books by ShadyCatNamedLeonard
    ShadyCatNamedLeonard
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      Parts 4
    (Or, an Anthology of Tips for Being the Hero) (Or, Disgustingly Over-Used Book Clichés)
  • Tips on how to move on by -BellaWrites-
    -BellaWrites-
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      Reads 183
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      Parts 7
    Ang paghihiwalay ay parang basag na salamin, mas mabuti pang hayaan ng sira kesa na saktan ang sarili mong ayusin pa. Moving on is the best way to remove all the pain you felt after a heartbreak. I am here to give you some tips on how to move on in a poetic way.
  • my ghost | b. barnes by whiskeybent
    whiskeybent
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      Parts 3
    WHAT IS BEYOND LOVE? i will meet you there. b. barnes - 2017
  • Screaming in silence by NadiaCruz639
    NadiaCruz639
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    "This is not just a story-it's a voice that was once silenced." What happens when you're told to stay quiet your whole life?
When speaking up feels like a crime, and telling your truth makes you the villain? Screaming in Silence is a raw, honest journey of a young soul raised in an environment where emotions were misunderstood, voices were dismissed, and truth was buried beneath pride. Through pain, confusion, and quiet strength, the author takes us through the weight of being unheard-and the freedom that finally comes with finding her voice. This book is for anyone who has ever been told, "Wala kang respeto."
For those who were blamed, silenced, or made to feel small. More than just a personal story, this is a message:
You are allowed to speak. Your feelings are valid. And you are not alone.