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1917 Having been recently relieved from a brutal stint at the front lines, Thomas and a small unit of medics are stationed at a secondary casualty station. Thomas's cynical shell is cracked when a four-year-old girl named Rosie is brought in. The sole survivor of a direct hit on her family home, she has lost both legs below the knee and her parents in a single heartbeat. Major Clarkson, recognizing Thomas's meticulous (if distant) nature, assigns him to her constant care. Initially, Thomas resents the "nanny" work but eventually something shifts. For the first time in his life, Thomas isn't performing for a master or scheming for a promotion; he is simply needed. He uses his "acquired" luxuries-chocolate and extra blankets-to coax her back to life. As Rosie stabilizes, the camp receives a shipment of primitive prosthetic limbs. While the surgeons are busy with the endless stream of dying soldiers, Thomas takes it upon himself to be Rosie's legs. In the quiet hours between bombardments, he teaches her to balance, then to shuffle, and finally to walk. In Rosie's stubborn refusal to give up, Thomas finds a reflection of his own survival instinct-but hers is pure, untainted by the bitterness that has defined him. She becomes the only thing in France that makes him feel like a "good man." Thomas realizes that as a Sergeant, he is bound to the mud until he is either dead or "broken." Desperate to stay with her, or at least be sent back to England where he might find a way to track her down, he looks at the flickering lights of the enemy line. The shot that shatters his hand is his ticket home-and his greatest shame. As he is loaded onto a transport, he catches one last glimpse of Rosie watching from a distance, standing tall on the legs he taught her to use. He leaves behind the only person he has ever truly loved without conditions, carrying a permanent scar that will forever remind him of the cost of his humanity.

Lucifer "Luci" Shelby is a broken man, haunted by the horrors of war and struggling to find his place in a world that doesn't seem to understand him. At just twenty, he's already fought in the trenches of World War I alongside his older brothers, but while they emerged hardened and unyielding, Luci was left shattered. With PTSD raging inside him, he's become a volatile, unpredictable force, his mind a battlefield that never ceases. As a member of the notorious Peaky Blinders gang, the Shelby brothers rule Birmingham, but Luci's uncontrollable rage and manic episodes make him a loose cannon within their tightly-knit empire. His thirst for conflict and pain drives him into reckless battles with anyone willing to test him. But it's the quiet moments, the ones he can't escape, that break him the most. Caught between the brotherly bonds that once held him together and the mental chaos he can't outrun, Luci must face the darkness inside him before it consumes everything he loves. In a city where power is everything and survival means more than sanity, can Luci find redemption or will his war-both in his mind and on the streets-tear him apart?

"I will see you in another world , right? Promise me ." "I promise , ill see you soon , ill see you in that other world ." Short Story

The dystopia of the average person is the utopia of the psychopath. You've only got to look at the general direction the world is heading in to know who is in charge... "Is it better for a man to have chosen evil than to have good imposed upon him?"

The War to End All Wars has been raging for years now, with no end in sight each side, The Allies and the Central Powers, vie for some weapon that can possibly turn the tide of this long and bloody war. The new weapon, an amalgamation of industry and draconian techniques will shake the world to its core and usher in an unprecedented new era, one in which warfare is not fought by mere men but instead metal Goliaths.

A brief story of soldiers from World War 1

March, 1918, American soldiers arrived in France and the German empire launches the spring offensive on the allies. The German Empire creates a new gas has been developed to be used on the allies, with horrific results. Now 3 people must stop the gas from being used on London, and must fight off the infected. Before London gets shelled by gas bombs, through the mud and blood of France they need to stop the infection from spreading. (All art has been done by @December_W_Winterwolf)

Young Diana Openshaw lives in Scottland with her parents when she meets the dreamy Captain James Nicholls. Their romance starts to bloom, but the war which is about to burst threatens their happiness. Will they manage to stay together throughout this dreadful time, or will fate split them apart? The events in the story are fictional and have nothing to do with what happened in the actual 1st World War. Don't forget to vote and comment!

Dia dhuit (hello in Irish) my name is Edna Bird. I am an Irish women leaving Ireland and going to Canada during the beginning of The Great War. (This is a story for a school assignment)

in this story I will cover war for each part of the countries involved. I will also link videos from simple history to each chapter for you to learn more information I may of missed out

The telegram floated gently to the floor as the scream of a wailing woman flooded my ears, only then did I realise that wailing woman was me...

Set against the backdrop of World War I, this collection of short stories captures the harrowing experiences of soldiers caught in the grip of a global conflict. While these narratives are works of fiction, they are inspired by the real-life struggles faced by soldiers, nurses, and families during this tumultuous time. Through the eyes of those navigating the chaos of battle, enduring the loss of comrades, and confronting the immense psychological toll of war, each story reflects the profound impact of conflict on the human spirit. From the relentless bombardments to fleeting moments of camaraderie, these tales delve into the stark realities of sacrifice, grief, and the echoes of hope amidst despair, serving as a reminder that many soldiers did not return home, and their sacrifices should never be forgotten. **Trigger Warning:** This collection contains themes of death, war, loss, and mild violence that may be distressing for some readers. Reader discretion is advised. Though there is not details on their deaths or blood and gore some of the stories involve soilders deaths and the deaths of friends.

In which a young woman joins two soldiers on a journey that shows her the real meaning of pain, sacrifice, and human compassion as she encounters the true horrors of war.

"Under the Old Oak Tree: A World War 1 Story" is a profoundly touching tale that explores the steadfast love between a French soldier, Célestin Lagrue, and his beloved fiancée, Émeline Bouchard, during the devastating times of World War I. Set against the backdrop of war-torn France and the serene coastal town of La Rochelle, the narrative unfolds through a series of heartfelt letters exchanged between the couple. The focal point of their memories and yearning is an old oak tree near their home, a silent witness to their blossoming love story. New chapter every week

During World War One, many Anzac's died. Many of them were recovered and buried with their name carved into their deeply respected headstone. But, many of them were unknown. Some soldiers, were so mutilated, so torn up, so burnt, that when they died, they were completely unidentifiable. To this day, those soldiers are deeply respected, despite being unrecognised. This story, is the theoretical, story of an unknown, Anzac's life. Hope you enjoy!

The Order of the White Feather was founded in Great Britain's 1914, its primary mission to encourage women into pressuring family members and neighbors into enlistment. Members of the Order trickled over into the United States of America, where they continued their harangue of able-bodied men they deemed cowards. William James Davis, a 3rd generation rancher in north central Texas, refused to be called a coward in spite of his distaste for violence. After an Order member gives him a white feather in late 1917, he enlists, and his family's small, isolated world in the Red River valley would never again be the same. (This story is semi-fictitious. It was inspired by my discovery of a white feather inside an antique book I'd purchased a few years ago. It's always intrigued me to find such a thing tucked inside the pages of a book dating from 1942. The only slightly real things in this story are the book itself, my discovery of it, and the events this story will be based on (World War I and World War II). Any other similarities to any person or event is fictitious.)

In this alternative world. After world war one, politics in the 20th century were messy, the rise of communism, the depth of the Great Depression fueled German unrest and aggression, Japanese extreme nationalism. At the Europe theater lies grudges between English and France that drag other countries into the conflict.

a little story about ww1 i thought off first short story gonna be bad

G'day guys, This is a story of what some Australian soldiers would have considered as a last resort in those time of war.

In 1917, Canada is feeling the pressure of The Great War. Ruth Beecroft is elated when she is accepted to become a nursing sister. She sees it as a chance to get away from her overbearing family and to be part of history. Beatrice "Birdie" Taylor volunteers to be a nursing sister to get away from her abusive husband. Even after his death, his drinking buddies continue to harass Birdie. One of this drinking buddies, Ian, barges into Birdie's apartment before she leaves. He tells her about how men are being torn to shreds by some creature overseas. Birdie thinks that this is all nonsense until her and Ruth see it with their own eyes. This will be a novella