Trainstation Stories

"Thodi der aur thehar nahi sakte?" To the one I promised to return to, If this letter ever finds you, I hope it carries every word I couldn't say before boarding that train. I still remember the rain. I still remember your trembling hands. I still remember the promise I made beneath the station lights. They say time heals everything. I wonder if time remembers promises, too. ... Some goodbyes are only meant to last a moment. Theirs lasted a lifetime. Bound by a promise and separated by dreams, two hearts learn that distance is not measured in miles, but in the silence between two phone calls, the ink of unfinished letters, and the hope of meeting again. Because sometimes, home isn't a place. It's a person. But when fate begins rewriting their story, they are left with one impossible question: Can love keep a promise when time no longer can? Thehar Jaa: A Promise Not Forgotten is a short novella about love, longing, hope, and the promises that refuse to fade-even when everything else does. 🎧 Playlist recommended for the best reading experience.

Based on a real event. I went out with a friend to see a movie - nothing unusual. But on the way home, something happened. I was harassed by a stranger while surrounded by people who did nothing. My friend said nothing. I felt frozen, disgusted, and confused. I didn't realize it was assault until later. This poem is about that night - the panic, the guilt that shouldn't be there, and the way fear lingers even when it's over. It's called "Stronger" because that's what I kept telling myself to be. Even when I shouldn't have had to

just yuji and sukuna. alone. in a train station. :)

A short story about an old man and a boy.

A ghetto girl in a ratchet-less city in California. Ash is struggling to learn more about mysteries boy named Brizzy. As she discovers more about the intriguing Brizzy, things in Ash's simple ghetto life start to get tangled. Ash is the only person who can untangle all the knots in her life. Romance, drugs, and the shady side of everything intertwine in her life. The worst part is, Ash is loving all the drama.

Wilbur is revived but what does that mean for Tubbo and Ranboo. Wilbur Believes that by getting rid of those two Tommy will join him on his quest. But it ends up being the biggest mistake of his life.

Life consists of people who will come and go. And she was my greatest encounter.

This book is about the japanese urban legend, Teke-Teke. There are many different variations of this urban legend but this is the one this book focuses on: A girl is out alone in the evening, walking to the train station. Bullies arrive. They tie her up and throw her onto the tracks. She is sliced in half by a train and dies. Shen then roams urban areas and train stations and if she sees anyone alone, she will cut them in half a scythe, killing them the same way she was killed. The only way to get her to stop is to tell her where her legs are. This book is not based in japan. There was a specific railway in japan that you had to say but this book is not based there so it is a different railroad. This book is based in an imaginary world so-to-speak. I'll have to come up with a name for the railway.

Looking back at the past, Emily knew she wouldn't regret leaving. She would be third one to go. Now that she is traveling all by herself, she takes on challenges to reach her unknown destination.

AJ Parker is on the run from his doppelganger. But if he is actually cursed from a fated meeting at the train station years before, can he really escape?

A train to work turns into a continuous missed connection.

An unnamed passenger found their self stuck in a cycle where a train comes by every 11:11 o'clock, and every time the train stops a second to wait for them to hop in, without fail, they manage to miss the train for five years straight. This micro story contains a lot of elements, such as; the door of opportunity, a pool of self-doubts, peer pressure and 'time' depicted as an unceasing running train. All of these compacted into almost seven hundred words in a single-paged book. One may consider this a poem rather than a story, but I consider it as both. (Credits to the owner of the cover picture.)

"Step aboard the midnight train, where every stop is a dream... but be sure to return before sunrise." Beneath the city lies an abandoned train station-forgotten by time and hidden in shadows. They say that if you find it at midnight, a strange train appears, glowing softly in the dark. It has no schedule, no destination... only a promise: "Wherever you wish to go, the train will take you." Lumi steps aboard, not knowing what awaits-magical worlds, distant places, or even their wildest dreams. But there's one rule that can't be broken: When the sun rises, the train will always bring you back. Some rides are exciting. Some are dangerous. And some places... don't want to let you go

In the town of Dunedin on a blustery night, two people with a complicated past meet in the shadows of the train station. There's a transaction to be completed but what feelings will seeing each other elicit after all these years? Just to warn readers, this is super short fiction (about 500 words) that's likely to leave you wanting more. If there's demand, I'll start adding stories of their early spy days.

•One shot• the girl was being chase by a guy, and when he saw her with Seane he looks piss and went away (The girl from the train station is just a fake story) please don't mind my bad grammar, I'm trying my best

This is a one-act play that I have written about a boy and a girl discovering the in-between state of life and death which consists of a train station.

⭐️Two individuals slowly notice each other in a train station as they both visit family for the month⭐️

I am a student at Salem state University finishing my third year. I am majoring in education and minoring in history. I decided that I'll talk about the places to go when visiting Salem as well as Salem state University for those who are interested in coming here.

Heartbreak takes young Sam out of the ComiCon venue and into the train station. As she waits for her train home, a little boy takes notice of her Angel costume and the tears streaking down her face. He offers her friendship, candies and, surprisingly, a way to mend her broken heart.