Writerlife Stories

< This is a kind of ｡.°˚ journal entry I wrote randomly, based on some deep thoughts or short story. It might not be for everyone. > ᥫ᭡.

HOW BAD DO YOU WANT IT? Would you Cause a riot for my awakening. Can you be me? What's the saying? Step into my shoes for once.

A story about a story.... Just the struggle of filling a blank page with something. But what if that 'something' is nothing at all?

The Ramayana is a timeless epic that captures a wide range of deep and powerful emotions. The Ramayana is an ancient Indian epic that narrates the life and journey of Prince Rama, a heroic figure of virtue and honor. Written by the sage Valmiki, the story unfolds in ancient India and weaves themes of love, duty, sacrifice, and loyalty. Beyond its captivating storyline, the Ramayana is a deeply moral and philosophical tale, teaching lessons about righteousness, duty, and devotion. It remains one of the most cherished and revered texts in Indian literature, inspiring readers with its timeless values.

A collection of short stories

مجرد كاتبة مبتدئة تريد بعض الشركاء ثلاثة أو أربعة كحد أقصى

The world is wide, the streets are loud, we seek a face within the crowd... We give our all, we trust too fast, and build a dream we think will last... But promises can fade away, like shadows at the end of day... A sudden break, a silent ache, for every choice we chose to make... The heart is bruised, the tears are shed, by lonely paths where we were led... Yet life goes on, the seasons turn, through every scar, we heal and learn... A broken heart is not the end, it's just a space for time to mend... So keep your faith and hold your light, the sun will rise after the night... For somewhere out there, true and free, a soul is waiting, meant to be-a gentle hand, a love so real, to fix the pieces, and to heal...

She always dream and one day she met her dream but she ran screaming.

What if the scariest place in a hospital wasn't the operating room... but the one they swore didn't exist? In Room 17, Kaari wakes up in a psychiatric institute with no memory of who she was-only spirals, drawings, and silence greet her. But as dreams blur into flashbacks and corridors hide forbidden doors, she realizes she's not the patient here. She's the evidence. Alongside two other girls-Joya and Maaya-Kaari uncovers a buried experiment: Room 43, a place built not to heal minds, but to erase them. What starts as recovery becomes resistance. What begins as memory becomes revolution. A dark psychological thriller laced with mystery, buried trauma, secret experiments, and the quiet power of friendship that refuses to forget. Maine characters: Rivya Sen - 18, the protagonist. Sharp-minded, emotionally numb, doesn't trust therapists. Dr. Aaryan Khatri - Her assigned psychiatrist, calm and mysterious. You're never sure if he's helping or hiding. Joya - A silent girl who draws obsessively. Nakul - Talks in metaphors, was institutionalized after a school fire. Maaya - A patient who claims she's been here for 20 years - but looks 18. Rivya's mother - Absent from visits. But her presence hangs heavy in every file.

When the lanterns forget their light, monsters remember their hunger. In a world where moonlight reveals what daylight hides, Kael Avenhart walks a dangerous line between human and something far older. By day, villages seem peaceful. By night, those same people may shed their skins and hunt. Omens roam the land - creatures born from forgotten promises, sealed tragedies, and echoes of a light the world no longer understands. To protect the innocent, Kael must hunt them down one by one... even when some still smile like humans. Guided by strangers, haunted by dreams, and chased by forces that judge by aura alone, Kael journeys through mountains, ruins, and moonlit roads - searching not just for answers, but for the truth behind the light that chose him. This is a story of battles and blood, quiet kindness, broken gods, terrible jokes in the middle of danger, and a boy who keeps walking forward even when the dark answers back. 🌑 Dark fantasy | Action | Tragedy | Comedy 🌕 Moonlit monsters & cursed villages 🔥 Slow-burn lore, heavy symbolism, emotional fights Some lights were never meant to last. Some monsters were never meant to exist.

ps. i love you. i know you will never read any of this. Ever. Still i love you

Between laughter, toys, and tiny footsteps - I still write. "Writer's Mantra" is a small reminder that creativity doesn't vanish in chaos; it adapts, survives, and grows. Leia and Dreim keep my world spinning, and somehow, the words still find their way through. ✨ Jadefoxkae - poem by Kae

Part 1: Shadows of the Ink Jonathan Reid, a 37-year-old writer plagued by two years of writer's block, finds a strange letter on his doorstep. No stamp. No sender. Inside: a typed manuscript page titled "Chapter One - The Woman by the Bridge". It describes a woman in red found hanging under Oakmere Bridge, with a scar on her wrist. Jonathan hasn't written in months. Yet the style is unmistakably his. He dismisses it-until the next morning's news mirrors the letter exactly. Then comes the second letter-"Chapter Two - The Pastor's Confession." It predicts a priest's shocking secret and the burning of a chapel. At 11:03 PM, Father Bennett confesses in front of Jonathan: "I lied to protect a murderer!" A storm strikes, and by dawn, the chapel is ash. Jonathan is horrified. He hasn't written a word. Yet these letters continue-prophetic, precise, and dangerous. The third letter hits harder: "Chapter Three - The Man in the Mirror." It describes Jonathan seeing a stranger in his own reflection. That night, his mirror shifts. He blinks-the reflection doesn't. By morning, the most chilling letter arrives. No title. No paragraph. Just one sentence: "Your death is written. Tonight. Midnight." To be continued...