Juliet is young, lives in the city, freshly out of university, and freshly unemployed. She doesn't know what to do, why, or how. She doesn't feel like she knows a lot of things. In fact, she doesn't feel anything. One afternoon that was supposed to be similar to all of the other afternoons, her body gets her into a city bus. She goes with it, and tells herself she'll get down at the last stop. But the bus doesn't stop. English isn't my native language, so feel free to correct me and help me improve my writing ^^ I'll be happy to take note of your propositions, have a cozy time reading my little story!

"Transform your life with ancient Toltec wisdom. 'The Four Agreements' teaches you how to live with freedom, happiness, and love by following four simple yet powerful principles: Be impeccable with your word, don't take anything personally, don't make assumptions, and always do your best. A guide to personal growth and inner peace."

Star Memory follows four young ladies: Kaia Anshar, Tasha Khadia, Zuri El, and Aisha Phoenix - whose world is forever changed when mysterious boys arrive at their school during their senior year at West Circle High School. As they navigate their final year, the girls begin to experience strange, supernatural occurrences. When they uncover hidden languages, ties to the ancient past and powerful legacies. Lines between reality and the supernatural are blurred as they are thrusted into a battle that challenges their loyalty, sense of morality, as well as their very existence. "Some bonds are written in the stars; others are carved into memory. But the skies fall, it's the choices we make that define who we truly are."

A girl whose heart glows like a lantern. A warmth that reaches someone she's never met. A love story that begins not with searching, but with remembering. This is the moment two unseen souls recognize each other across distance, silence, and the quiet ache of night. A soft, atmospheric tale about resonance, intuition, and the invisible thread that pulls two hearts into the same breath.

Крик души . Просто мои слова и стихи .

We can't call this a "story" but this is a sort off.. diary. Yes, a diary about what comes to my mind when i analyze a situation. Have a good read and i hope that it will help you grow too!

طرز زندگی تکاثر میں الجھ گئ اختتام نہ ہوا اور شام ہو گئی دنیا کی چاہ میں آخرت سے عاق ہوۓ اونچائیوں سے گرے خاک ہو گئے ۔۔۔۔سعدیہ عزیز ۔۔۔۔ Tarz-e-zindagi takasur mein ulajh gayi Ikhtitam na hua aur shaam ho gayi Dunya ki chah mein akhirat se aaq huwey Unchayon se girey khaq ho gaye Sadiya Aziz

What if some questions are not meant to be answered? From childhood curiosity to quiet overthinking, this book gathers ten questions that refused to leave my mind. They are not facts, not beliefs, and not reality-only personal theories shaped by imagination, doubt, and silence. The first question begins with God. The others move through existence, humanity, consciousness, and the last breath. Each chapter stands alone.

"Is there a catch?"

Shadow of Destiny by Astraeus Rise Reza is an ordinary man-a devoted father, a thoughtful teacher, and a quiet soul haunted by a question he dares not answer: If the moment came, would I have the courage to stand? Living a simple life in Tehran with his wife Narges and young son Arash, Reza teaches ethics and human values to teenagers while privately wrestling with the weight of sacrifice. A recurring nightmare leaves him paralyzed by unseen chains, and a distant voice whispers, "You can..."-a promise or a warning he cannot decipher. When a long-awaited trip takes the family to Berlin to visit his sister Mina-a woman who has quietly distanced herself from tradition and faith-Reza is confronted with the quiet prejudice that shadows many from their homeland. Mina's pain, raw and personal, plants a seed he cannot ignore. Then, in the bright chaos of a Berlin shopping mall, terror strikes. Four extremists take hundreds hostage, and their leader-armed with an explosive vest-moves toward Reza's hidden family. In a single heartbeat, everything changes. As fear grips the crowd, Reza steps forward. In that run toward certain death, the chains of his nightmares shatter. A fleeting, impossible vision overtakes his wife's eyes: her husband transformed into a rider in radiant green, facing a red-clad tyrant on an ancient plain. With a final cry-"You are not Muslim! I am the Muslim!"-Reza embraces the bomber and hurls them both from the balcony. The blast claims him, but spares the innocent. In the gentle fall that follows, Reza finds himself descending not into darkness, but onto a lush, verdant Karbala-nothing like the barren desert of legend. There, among the martyrs he once watched on the news, a figure in green awaits. An embrace. A whisper near his ear: "I told you that you could..." A poignant tale of doubt, love, and the quiet heroism that lives in the most ordinary hearts.