Ownself Stories

"Krystal Angel Shou... she has always been a peculiar child, that one," the old woman said, tilting her head to look at the handsome young man that came to ask her about the young child of the small town, "since Evergreen is such a small town, I'm pretty sure everyone knows about young Krystal. Oh, and the fact her best friend is young John Eric Morrison. You can never see without the other, except these recent days where young John had been hospitalized in the nearby City of Riverdale" The young man but his lower lip as he thought of his next words to say, "I... see. I thank you for your information, Madame" "You aren't going to harm the young lads, are you?" the old woman asked, voice filled with suspicion "heavens no," the young man frowned, "more of the other way around, really" he muttered afterwards "well, if that's the case. good riddance, I say" the old woman scowled, "ever since that young woman has brought that little gal in this town, it's been removed off the map, I'll say. no more tourists. no more sales. that little lady is a demon! no matter how amiable she may seem. good luck, young man. good luck and good riddance" the young man frowned, watching the old lady limp away with her wooden cane once more, "a devil?" he mutters under his breath before looking up to the nearby mirror seeing brown eyes flash red, "is that really your opinion? if that is the case, I wonder what shall be your reaction, townspeople, if you were to meet me?"

It's was about the love story romance etc 🫶😍🫠❤️‍🩹

Confession

My own world. My own mind. My own thoughts. My own hidden desires. My own hurtings. My own life. Welcome to a world full of drama, pain and fantasy.

A short story that describe self struggle to get the inner peace.

Ownself

#ResetMySelf

A short story-Set in the 1960s, this is the story of a young girl who never had the opportunity to fully realize her potential. Her life took a dramatic turn when she met a charming man and, captivated by his sweet lies, stood against her family and society to marry him. She believed her bubbly cheerfulness would always remain intact, but little did she know that it would soon be diminished by the very person she trusted. Her husband, with his brazen and uncertain future, gradually tarnished the inner child within her. Unbeknownst to the eyes of others and even to themselves, he chipped away at her spirit, leaving behind a shadow of the vibrant person she once was. It's a story about all the Indian housewives who are still dying from within while doing their best for the lives of their partners.