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Submitted to Contest #303
The story involves reckless driving, a moral dilemma, death, and an issue related to mental health.Temples were throbbing, forehead was covered with droplets of sweat, and his heart was racing fast. Little Gloria ran to get a handkerchief and pressed it on her Dad's forehead with her little hands to absorb the sweat. She gave a peck on his cheek. "Don't be scared, daddy, it's just a dream," Gloria said.Joseph opened his eyes, saw her little girl, hugged her and said," Daddy is not scared. Daddy is a strong man." Gloria's eyes lit up, and a b...
Submitted to Contest #302
The atmosphere at Blue Mountain Girls' College was filled with excitement. Laughter and chatter filled the air as students introduced themselves, forging friendships that would last a lifetime. Amid the vibrant scene, a quiet girl named Zinnia stood apart from the crowd. With a hint of disinterest in her demeanour, she slipped away from the commotion and went to the library. She picked up a copy of Jean-Paul Sartre's" Existentialism is a Humanism" and started reading it; as she immersed herself in the book, the noise from outside faded away....
Submitted to Contest #301
This isn't what I signed up for—this one thought can change your fate, and it did shift Jasmine's fate.Filled with excitement, Jasmine rang the bell at her best friend Nancy's house. Jasmine's eyes sparkled when she told Nancy, "Hey! I have got engaged." Nancy's eyes sparkled even more, and a smile as bright as sunshine doubled Jasmine's joy. The girls shared a beautiful bond; they always supported and cherished each other.Who is the lucky man? Nancy askedWhen Jasmine answered, Nancy screamed at the top of her lungs, "Zen! The Zen! You're go...
Submitted to Contest #300
Amongst the twenty white bungalows where the elite of society lived, Simmer grew up in one of the largest bungalows. Her father was an honest man, serving as a higher official in a government organisation. With an affluent neighbourhood, a team of staff to handle the chores, a prestigious school, and her status as a high-performing student, her life seemed perfect. These fragile factors played a significant role in shaping Simmer's confidence and happiness.All the bungalows had well-manicured gardens adorned with lush green plants and vibran...
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