Nina Hadzi

Author on Reedsy Prompts since Oct, 2019

Stories (4)

4 Stories

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“Power of the mind” by Nina Hadzi

Submitted to Contest #44

"Good morning Evelyn. How are you doing today?""Hello Dr. I wouldn't be here if the answer to that was positive would I?""And here I was thinking we were friends. Since we're jumping straight into it..tell me. Why did you ask to come in today? It's not our usual scheduled date. Did something happen with Rick?""No no! Rick is fine, he's out of town actually. Work stuff.""Then what is troubling you?""I really wanna tell you, but you'll probably think I'm crazy. You always thought so.""I have never thought that Evelyn. You know you can share ev...

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“The white box ” by Nina Hadzi

Submitted to Contest #29

Renee was breathing heavily. Her eyes were trembling under her lids and her limbs were spasming. Her heart seemed like it was going to jump out of her chest, as tiny droplets of sweat formed all over her forehead. Her hair was tangled and her skin was red from the heat. If you listened closely you could hear the pulse of her heart: bom, bom, bom. You could feel the moments go faster. Bom, bom, bom. And then her eyes sprang open! Red veins were prominent around her pupil. They were wide. She opened her mouth. And then she screamed....

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“Moonrock” by Nina Hadzi

Submitted to Contest #12

The way the town of Moonrock works, is that the people never question the things that happen there. Some say the place is haunted, some say that aliens have invaded it, and some others think it is plain corrupt. No resident has yet been able to explain this place, and this is probably for the best. It's because none of them are able to look at it from the outside. You must be confused, so let me share with you some of the weird occurrences of this town by explaining a typical day. In the morning, the children go to school, and the par...

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“Stories intertwined ” by Nina Hadzi

Submitted to Contest #10

‘Stories intertwined’ Mason did not generally talk much. One might say that he preferred the company of scribbled pages and melodic music, more than he did that of people. He enjoyed a quiet night, and rarely ever partied, by any definition. He only left the secure four walls of his home when he ab...

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