20thcentury Stories

A 20th-century thriller-horror fictional short story concerning two teenage sisters, Lily and Katie, who reside in the countryside. They do not share a close sisterly bond, as Lily is a mysterious adopted sister, characterized by her shyness and quiet demeanor. But does Lily literally a pure shy mysterious girl? . + many huge unexpected plot twists in the story!.

In which a place taken in 1922, Eliza Kalinin, the rebellious postulant yet with higher faith was sent to a Basilica-Castle of Divulged Blood in a mission to gain knowledges on Royal Empire of Ruskyiev's Orthodoxy in pursuit to turn his home, Chapel of Our Lady of Fatima into an education institution. However deep down she may not realize, the holiest place in the Slavic Land she's in shall have strange things occuring... originally written by: Pannochka Domski editor : Norah Juniper

The year is 1910 in Hudson, New York, and everyone has seemed to have their futures figured out besides 17 year old Emmalynn Hawthorne. Her three older brothers, Theodore, Jameson, and Elton, were viewed as perfect in the eyes of their mother. Elton was getting married by the end of the summer, Jameson was attending Princeton, and Theodore was destined to take over their father's law firm. Her mother wants her to attend a finishing school in England to marry someone of the same or higher social status than her. During the summer, her mother deemed it necessary for their attractive and wealthier neighbor, Jack Darby, to teach Emmalynn how to be the perfect lady in the eyes of a man. The catch? Emmalynn loathes Jack and Jack has other plans than just teaching her how to be a lady. The two's unexpected friendship starts to flourish as they spend most of their summer days and nights together. As the summer comes to an end, Emmalynn must decide the fate of her future: either be the perfect wife like her mother taught her to be, or decide her own path.

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In which, during a cozy Winter Break in a cramped New York apartment, Will and Mike find their way back to each other in the midst of separate lives, college and healing. *** Almost two years ago, during The Party's D&D campaign after graduating high school, Will Byers made himself a promise: that he would get over Mike Wheeler. They still talk for hours on the phone, exchange letters like childish pen-pals, and meet up with The Party for holidays and breaks. But Will has one rule he abides by like it's the law: don't hang out with Mike alone. And he's sure it'll work. Eventually. Because it has to. So, he avoids Mike's attempts at meeting up, at visiting one another, and, lately, even his calls. But avoiding him proves difficult. More than difficult. Especially when Mike calls one evening, after two months of not speaking and four of not seeing each other, and asks Will if he and the rest of the Party can visit him in New York. For the entire Winter Break. Suddenly, Will's plan no longer sounds feasible. Because first loves are hard to forget-and impossible if they're sleeping in your bed.

this story will follow Diana's life on earth after leaving Narnia to be with Edmund.

Emma Sernine is a key figure in the Lyrell revolution. She's a close friend to the prince and his sister. And she's a strong minded duchess who worked through many nights to get to where she is now. This is the story of the girl who stole her spotlight. Jane Wilson wants nothing more than to live happy with her love, but a political issue stands between her white dresses and champagne. Having spent most of her adolescent life digging her father's dukedom out of it's debt ridden grave, she carved a reputation for her parents as irresponsible and money-addicted. But she is far from her father's daydream. Between maintaining a professional peace with her family and managing a failing revolution, her dreams are drifting farther and farther away. Not to mention the threats made to overthrow her position growing each day. If she refuses to concede, she could lose everything. But surrendering, an option growing like a parasite in her mind, could very well mean the downfall of her people. *Shortlisted for The Smoothie Awards 2021 **A/N: I'll be honest this entire book was written just for me. It was a very stressful exam month and I just wanted something stupid that didn't matter if it amounted to nothing. So yeah, don't worry if it doesn't make much sense. It's not meant to.

The Life I Wish for Me, Edith Crawley steps out from beneath the long shadow of her family as she prepares for her first London season. Long overlooked and underestimated, Edith is determined to forge a life of her own-one built not on duty or comparison, but on authenticity, courage, and self-worth. Surrounded by newfound friends who become the family she chooses, Edith slowly begins to discover her voice, her confidence, and her place in the world. Amid glittering balls, whispered secrets, and unexpected romance, she learns that she doesn't need anyone's permission to shine. A heartfelt journey of self-discovery, The Life I Wish For Me reimagines Edith's path with the dignity, strength, and independence she was always destined to claim.

The Ballad of Nixon and Brezhnev is a dark comedy that follows the ridiculous and frequently humorous mishaps of US President Richard Nixon and Soviet General Secretary Leonid Brezhnev as they try to discuss armaments limitation. The story is set during a fictitious Cold War meeting in Geneva in the 1970s. Their competitive egos, cultural miscommunications, and personal fears take center stage as the leaders engage in a series of increasingly absurd events, leaving serious diplomacy to their worn-out assistants, Andrei Gromyko and Henry Kissinger. The conference devolves into a bizarre struggle of wills between Brezhnev's raucous humor and fascination with cowboys and Nixon's obsession with image and worry over possible spies. Whether they are trading gifts, having a disastrous joyride in Brezhnev's fancy automobiles, or playing petty tennis, their inability to get along leads to a hilarious confrontation of inflated egos. The Ballad of Nixon and Brezhnev, which combines dark humor and political satire, is a caustic commentary on the human weaknesses that underlie historical events. It also highlights how brittle international diplomacy can be when it is motivated by pride, paranoia, and pettiness.

A heart eater is a soldier who passed the state exam and was given the right to eat a human heart to gain special powers. Irkalla lived in relative peace and harmony for two hundred years, but after the scandalous anniversary, the Messiah organization made its public debut, declaring war on the entire country. To carry out their plan, they need the hearts of the seven gallus, people with a demon inside them. Can Futaba Fujiwara and her fellow heart eaters thwart their plans? Or will they fall from their hand like all the others?

*Do the secrets of the past hold the key to her future?* After being abandoned as a baby and spending the first eighteen years of her life in foster care, Evie Curtis is determined to make a new life for herself. When she finds employment at a rural vineyard estate miles away from her hometown, she finally feels as though her luck is about to change. But after she arrives at the vineyard, she can't help but feel like everyone has a secret. When she is warned to stay away from the lake on the estate, Evie hears whispers in the night, whispers that everyone denies hearing. When her curiosity gets the better of her, she ignores all warnings and goes to the lake to investigate, finding not her own reflection staring back at her in the water, but the face of a teenage boy. Convinced what she saw wasn't real, Evie carries on with her work, until the whispers continue and her reflection remains that of the boy's. She soon realises the boy's spirit is reaching out to her for help, which forces her to secretly search her employer's house for clues. But not only does Evie discover his identity, but unexpectedly uncovers hidden facts that were preventing her to find answers about her own life.

A collection of short stories, Emily and Lillian from Murdoch Mysteries

~~ "It's simpler to erase the future than to rewrite the past." ~~ 19 years later, after defeating Voldemort, everyone seems happy, except Delphi, a very unusual and mysterious young girl, who claims to be the niece and caretaker of Amos Diggory, now a lonely widower at St. Oswald's Home for Old Witches and Wizards in Upper Flagley. It soon turns out that the girl is not who she claims to be, and the terrible truth that Voldemort has a secret daughter is revealed to be Delphi, who wants to raise her father, Voldemort, again after the third failed time travel experiment. Now Harry must stop her before it's too late, but Delphi has other plans in reserve!

A tragic short microcosm which takes in a fading World War 1 era where an aviator defects mid-dogfight desperate to avert from committing an arbitrary shootout, yet his own plane eventually runs out of fuel and only his fate prepares for a more mysterious turn................. This is a new "Coninaudit" project which is just as episodical, I will release it not as frequently but its in all the intrigue

Rosemary has lived in the same house for over a hundred years, not once moving or speaking out loud. For humans, this would seem impossible, but for dolls like her, it's an easy task. However, she has to do one thing humans can't: something her family calls "awakening." Many years have passed, and Rosemary still hasn't "awakened," leaving her mother distraught and her full of doubt. But when the sweet granddaughter of her first charge, Anastasia, inherits the dollhouse and everything in it, things begin to change.

Everyday she would just sit on that same bed, staring at a wall. Food untouched. Alone. Not knowing who she was anymore. Because she wasn't truly there. Phoebe is forever haunted of the memories of her past and has only one to talk to; her sister. The only family she has left, Phoebe desperately tries to get Norah to recongize her and who they used to be. [SHORT STORY]

An essay for my American Civilization II class in college; Dr Petersen gave it an A-.

This is my take on the Peaky Blinders that starts with the men of the world going off to war leaving behind all of their loved ones which for Thomas Shelby meant the girl he had grown up with and lived all of his life. When he left he promised to give her the world and more when he returned, however the war seemed to cost more than either him or Nora ever thought it could. Find out how things unfold as they all begin to adjust to their new reality once again Set in season one, based on the idea of Tommy Shelby falling in love with someone other than grace aka my oc

The life story of Aquarius Faye Black. Pureblooded wizarding families in 20th century Great Britain certainly did not tolerate any variety of signs which could indicate against whatever type of deviation from proper pureblood tradition. So please, put imaginations at use to describe a scenario, where a little metamorphmagus child is born under the roof of such close-minded people. The name, which was given to this anomaly, was Aquarius Faye Black, and one could say, that her days in the house she was given birth to, were undoubtedly doomed from the start. Follow her enthralling story filled to the brim with dragons, criminal activity, prejudice and obviously, a great deal of partying.