Moral Stories

"Some colors stay dim until someone shows us how to truly see." Esha has always lived quietly - not painfully sad, not brightly alive either. Just... existing. Between her parents' constant tension, school pressure, and the fear of being seen, her world feels small, colorless, suffocating. She avoids crowds, lowers her voice, and tells herself this is simply how life is meant to be. Then Aakash arrives. He's everything she isn't - open, fearless, free, the kind of person who laughs without checking who's watching. Where Esha sees limits, he sees sky. What begins as simple conversations slowly becomes something else: a shift, a warmth, a quiet change no one notices - yet big enough to alter how she sees the world. But in a society that watches friendships, judges choices, and expects girls like Esha to stay within invisible lines, even the smallest spark can feel like rebellion. Sometimes, the smallest things can change how we see the world. For Esha, Aakash was like an open sky after a heavy rain - peaceful, calm, and endless...

She's trying to keep Seven alive. Problem is... Seven finds that a torture. In a world where androids are built to kill or be killed, Unit No.07 has decided she'd rather sacrifice the rest of her life, for a single day on her own terms - regulations, consequences, and her squad's emotions be damned. Yet Unit No.05 Is not willing to sit down and watch.

Your mind is a burning room, a drowning storm, and a torturing fairy-tale all at once. Now, descend through its layers and discover what waits in the one place even the flames can't reach. Sad Sundays is my weekly space to share melancholic poetry, words that help me navigate the stillness, the weight, and the quiet storms of recovery. Each Sunday, I post a new piece that I've written, using poetry to process my journey through detox and rehab, to face the difficult parts of healing, and to find meaning in the silence. Every poem is written by hand with help from the Rhymezone platform. This series is as much for me as it is for anyone who finds comfort in knowing they're not alone on their gray days. I will eventually try to tie most of my work together into a larger piece, but first and foremost, this will function as a collection of my writings while I am going through detox. There may be an underlying story, but perhaps not. Find out next week, and join me for a Sad Sunday moment. New Upload every Sunday at 18:00 (6 PM) German time - CET/CEST (UTC+1/UTC+2).

Shao Kahn's back, and he's more dangerous than ever. With his new powers, will Tia and Bri stop him? [the Mortal Kombat people belong to Ed Boon and the other Mortal Kombat people. Bri's my best friend and a real person]

This is a collection of stories: most of them originally made and some were heard or read by the author but are told by her own words. They will always contain moral lessons to feed not only the mind, but also the heart and soul. I hope you can find time to read them to your children and to encourage them to love reading. I pray that you enjoy and learn a lot; thank you very much! Note: I do not own any of the images. Credits to the rightful owners.

In a world where goodness is defined by order and cruelty is justified as necessity, children are chosen as vessels-bodies meant to carry power, blame, and responsibility for a system that refuses to name itself guilty. Aven is thirteen when he is sent on his first mission, labeled special and entrusted with a role he does not yet understand. As he follows orders, he begins to notice what others cannot: the silence where people once lived, the stench of death no one else smells, and the weight of a sword that grows heavier not with blood, but with guilt. While the system praises obedience and calls it protection, Aven is forced to confront what it truly means to be "good" in a world that survives by denying responsibility. His awakening is not heroic-it is isolating, gradual, and irreversible.

Akihiro Saegusa has always known what people think of him. A hero who can command obedience with a word. A man who can bend time and space. A power too absolute to ever be trusted. Determined to prove them wrong, he rises to the Top Three Pro Heroes through discipline, restraint, and an unshakable belief in justice. But when Denki Kaminari - bright, reckless, and stubbornly kind - enters his life, Akihiro begins to learn what it means to fight not just for society... but for someone. And when tragedy strikes, love may be the only thing strong enough to stop a king from becoming a tyrant.

Elara Voss thought survival at Blackthorne Academy was just about following rules - until she realized the rules weren't for her protection, but for her manipulation. Under the watchful eye of the enigmatic Silas Kade, every thought, every instinct, every choice is observed, cataloged, and weaponized. As subtle tests, moral dilemmas, and psychological experiments push her to the edge, Elara must navigate fear, trust, and her own fragile sense of self. With rebellion and autonomy only a breath away from danger, she discovers that survival may come at the ultimate cost: her own mind. Shadows of Control is a dark, chilling psychological thriller of manipulation, power, and tragic inevitability.

Story Description In a quiet Lagos estate, a message appears on a compound wall: The Devil Lives Here. Soon after, lights flicker without power cuts, a boy laughs at things no one else can see, and a long-buried newspaper clipping ties a teenage girl to a 1970s market mystery in Ibadan. Dara Balogun inherits more than family secrets-she inherits a divided shadow once bound by her grandmother, a woman accused of swallowing a soldier whole. But this darkness does not rage. It observes. When a perfectly upright shadow emerges and gives Dara seven days to prove she deserves what flows in her blood, the estate begins to fracture-traffic lights fail, reputations crumble, trust turns fragile. And somewhere in the chaos, a young boy discovers he may be part of the same inheritance. In a battle where balance matters more than brute force, Dara must decide: control the darkness, share it, or lose everything to the one that stands straight and judges without mercy. Because in House 17, the devil doesn't scream. He waits.

Survival has a price. Someone always pays. Alone in space, a pilot watches over thousands of sleeping passengers aboard a colony ship bound for a distant world. A difficult decision forces him into a compromise. A choice that he doesn't want to make, and one that comes at a great cost. The mission succeeds, but can he justify the sacrifice? ~~~~~~~~~ A story for the Open Novella Contest, 2026. Based on prompt number 17; "You fall in love with someone whose heartbeat matches a song you haven't heard since childhood."

The Stone chooses kings. It keeps them young. It makes them powerful.

In a world where beauty is power and feelings are forgotten, there's a school like no other. Behind its polished doors, students aren't just learning they're playing a dangerous game of lust and temptation. Here, every glance can set a heart racing, and every touch holds a dark promise. Forget love.. In this school, only the strongest survive the seductive games that unfold in the shadows. These students are in appearance is everything, and the lustful games are just beginning.

⚠️Warnings: • This is NOT a romance story • Not recommended for people younger than 14 • This story MIGHT include sensitive topics Synopsis: This is a fictional story about Omota, a teenage boy who was raised by an emotionally unavailable father, who has never taught him how to deal with the complexity of his depression, which ended in a bunch of bad choices, which you'll meet in this not-so-well-written fanfic.

Just a random compilation of things I have written in the past. TW: Suicide, blood, trauma, etc. #1 innerthoughts

IS RATED G Rated G Every 2x a year God has given random people or chosen people with powers.Is there a reason or has none. There are people who were chosen to have powers and follow them on an adventure like this 3, There are 3 cousins Andrea ,Louie and Arenmei, this 3 has magical abilities but doesn t know of them yet and the 3 of them hardly know each other. Go with them with their adventures on how having someone beside you , before you loved someone that is not a relative your family is there for you. Note: you are free to use you imagination on how do it or they look like and this is the beggining where how teams bond is very strong and how they met and stuff.

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When the Earth Loved the Sky by CJ Oliverio is a soft, poetic tale about a simple worm named Luma who falls in love with a distant star she can never reach. She knows she's small. She knows it's impossible. But instead of giving up, she lets that love change her. Grain by grain, she lifts the earth... until the meadow itself begins to rise. A story about loving what you can't have, growing anyway, and how even the smallest heart can move the world... inch by inch.

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To the homeless: Hope. To the wealthy: Observe. To the leaders: Be kind. To the world: Believe. Because miracles can happen.