adaathi
By aroo in Crime | Reads: 336 | Likes: 0
sangee ma..  i have started my story.. wid my mom's name.. nd her blessings..                                 ADAATHI..  A perfect listener is needed for every story.. not a perfect reader.. yaah.. st  Read More...
Published on Jul 23,2017 11:38 PM
adaathi
By aroo in Crime | Reads: 347 | Likes: 0
sangee ma..  i have started my story.. wid my mom's name.. nd her blessings..                                 ADAATHI..  A perfect listener is needed for every story.. not a perfect reader.. yaah.. st  Read More...
Published on Jul 23,2017 11:39 PM
adaathi
By aroo in Crime | Reads: 266 | Likes: 0
sangee ma..  i have started my story.. wid my mom's name.. nd her blessings..                                 ADAATHI..  A perfect listener is needed for every story.. not a perfect reader.. yaah.. st  Read More...
Published on Jul 23,2017 11:39 PM
adaathi
By aroo in Crime | Reads: 312 | Likes: 0
sangee ma..  i have started my story.. wid my mom's name.. nd her blessings..                                 ADAATHI..  A perfect listener is needed for every story.. not a perfect reader.. yaah.. st  Read More...
Published on Jul 23,2017 11:40 PM
The Colour of Water
By Xueting in General Literary | Reads: 1,472 | Likes: 0
Late in my third year of college, my sister Aparna decided to be a graffiti artist.             She had found alleys and corners downtown that the authorities almost never visited, and turned grey walls into colourful murals. A month and eight   Read More...
Published on Jul 5,2017 07:32 AM
Still Unknown
By Wei Kiat Tan in Crime | Reads: 1,154 | Likes: 0
"It's already the sixth one this week." A voice spoke up within the four walls of the meeting room.  "Looks like we have a serial killer on our hand, Ivan, how is your investigation coming along?" The station inspector sure did a great job at pushing duties to his subordinates. I mean, what e  Read More...
Published on Jul 24,2017 12:51 AM
Is it Wrong to Pick Up Girls Like a Research Paper?
By Young Koh in Humour & Comedy | Reads: 5,076 | Likes: 0
Introduction: Justifying the Mess I Made As an adult looking back at life, it is my honest opinion that all I can do about the cringe-worthy moments in my recollection is to justify it as much as I can and move on. But some of these memories linger like the scent of a toilet after someone who ate  Read More...
Published on Jul 6,2017 08:04 PM
The Volcano that Erupted
By Sanket Mishra in General Literary | Reads: 22,990 | Likes: 0
“Good Morning, Class.”  “Good Morning, Madam.” The class yelled back in unison.  Mrs. Mohanty was not satisfied. The head mistress had more expectations from 10 years old lungs. “Come on; I did quite hear that. You can do much better. Now once again.” &l  Read More...
Published on Jul 24,2017 08:12 AM
Magic Shoes
By Parul Sharma in Fantasy | Reads: 5,123 | Likes: 0
Once upon a time, there were pair of shoes made by a poor cobler, and sold to a small shoe shop in a small town. Everybody bought shoes there, from the only shoe shop in town. One day a little girl came with her parents to buy a new pair of shoes. She tried many shoes, but could not find the right s  Read More...
Published on Jul 24,2017 10:37 PM
THE LONG JOURNEY
By Neeraja Sundar in General Literary | Reads: 1,178 | Likes: 0
The doors of the train neatly closed and the train sped by smoothly. The clock read 23.35. The underground station had people hurrying towards the escalator eager to go home. Within seconds, the station was bereft of the crowd and the bustling noise. Three people remained – a young lad leaning  Read More...
Published on Jul 24,2017 12:30 PM
Open wounds
By Seow Ryan in General Literary | Reads: 597 | Likes: 0
The day I was born I was a fresh sheet, naïve, and susceptible to external forces, brought into this cold, dark, and heartless world. That day, tears were shed – unknown to be happy or sad – looking at what had been conceived. I was supposed to be a form of relief from her sad, lo  Read More...
Published on Jul 5,2017 11:03 AM
THE LAST JC IN SINGAPORE
By Kok Wei Liang in Mystery | Reads: 2,672 | Likes: 0
We all knew it was going to happen one day.  The birth rate of Singapore kept skydiving, until finally, it just became economically irresponsible to keep more than one Junior College open.  2070 marked the very last year where Singapore had more than one JC. After a final round of JC mer  Read More...
Published on Jul 5,2017 11:23 AM
Power Within
By Wei Kiat Tan in Fantasy | Reads: 893 | Likes: 0
"Get back!" My brother pushed me out of the way, before he was struck by the force of dark magic himself.  I landed on the patch beside him, watching horridly as his eyes closed and an amount of blood leaking out from within his enclosed mouth.  "Royce!" I shouted, falling to my knees. I  Read More...
Published on Jul 24,2017 01:58 PM
The great downfall.
By Cornelis Lugtenaar in Fantasy | Reads: 1,612 | Likes: 0
Eric was laying on his side, on the garden reclining seat, next to the swimming pool. He had one leg stretched and the other pulled up on top of it. The young boy was looking at an enormous beetle between the plants in the garden. It was trying to enter a hole in the soil, but was too big for it. E  Read More...
Published on Jul 5,2017 11:41 AM
The Toy Shop
By Jazlyn in General Literary | Reads: 832 | Likes: 0
In all her years of doll-hunting, Reika had to say nothing quite beat the collection of one particular toy shop she frequented. The owner had dolls from all walks of life: vintage ones, lifelike ball-jointed dolls, children’s dolls - even replicas of some famous, haunted dolls. She would happi  Read More...
Published on Jul 24,2017 02:32 PM