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“Some relationships seem natural!” by SHARDA MISHRA

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Ask any random collection of strangers what they look for in a friend, and odds are you’ll get pretty similar answers across the world: someone who’s fun to be around. Someone who shares your sense of humor. Someone you can trust.But often, friendship begins long before any of those things can come to light in any meaningful way.That being said, whether I will turn out to be a successful person or will stay mediocre ,these few lines must show.My real life began from one of those buildings: a government school in poor India.Meant for families...

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“Connection Of Heart” by Hamim Ziauddin

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Some times people that come into our life have a particular reason. Sometimes they come to change us or we happen to be changed there. Some times we can make friends in 5 years and we can be someone best friends within a short time and it can be last longer than other ones.Today I’m going to tell a story about my personal experience of life that how I became friends with a particular person more specifically stranger to a very good friend. It was 2019 back to my university days I was all alone and I was telling my self that “am I t...

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“Short Story: Sydney & Fernando” by Sydney Eggleston

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It was like any other day. Sydney was in her house, doing whatever she needed to do on her laptop while her mother was at work and her father setting up his usual electronics. He was quite a nerd when it came to that kind of stuff but that’s why the family always depended on his help with any technology work. Sydney was currently coloring in her coloring book while listening to some classic oldies when she heard her father call her name from the basement. She made it down the basement when she noticed a setup with a computer and cameras of s...

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“A Help From Heavens ” by Uzma Ali

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“Life is so uncertain, nobody knows what it will bring next. My life before this pandemic was so different, I was not the person as I am today”. While walking on a footpath, she was constantly thinking about how things have changed in a very shorter period of time. Suddenly, her neighbor called her and brought her back from her thoughts. It was first time both were meeting after three months lockdown due to corona virus pandemic. Ting Yi: hey! Bai ChaoBai chao: Hi Ting Yi: How are you Bai Chao and why are you so lost?Bai Chao: I am good Ting...

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“My Instant Friend” by Kendra Chandler

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Hi my name is french fry, my friends all call me frenchie. If you could not already tell, I am a potato. My life is pretty great, all I do is cook is sit in the kitchen waiting for my turn to be cooked. The chefs cut me up into a thin fry and then put me in grease to cook, it feels like a day at the spa. So anyways, as I was saying, my friends all call me frenchie, well all the friends I still have left. You see, right after french fries are cooked, they leave and find new homes. It is sad to watch all of my friends leave, but I am so excite...

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“Everywhere In A Day” by Susannah Otstott

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On the corner of left Melby Lane was a small vintage shop where the stained glass windows cast patterns on the dusty wooden floors. Inside, a young boy sat in a crushed velvet chair, trying to disappear into the burgundy cushions. His corduroy pockets were stuffed full of mints and pennies. Across the room, an elderly woman held a record against her chest. The boy whistled uncomfortably, wishing with everything he had that he could just disappear. Earlier that day, his mother had sent him to pick up her blue brooch, but he had gotten guilted...

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“Imaginary Maddie” by Alexandra Bor

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As Charlie had always been told to "stay with the family" on their vacations, he naturally tried to get away as often as possible. This usually caused mayhem in the family of seven but seeing as he was the youngest, no trouble or punishment ever came his way. Charlie enjoyed being the youngest, however, there were times when it became lonesome and irritating. With a six-year gap between him and the twins, Kate and Sophie, he was the complete and utter baby of the family. When he was really young, the girls tolerated him but as they grew olde...

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“The Definition of Affinity” by Angela Morrissey

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The hot wind blew outside the National Gallery of Victoria, scattering leaves and dust all over the path. Inside hundreds of people walked around gazing at paintings and drawings, which had been displayed especially for the art exhibition. It was the last day of the showing of various artworks created by upcoming artists who wanted a big break in the industry. This particular selection of artists had been special because of the depth and expression of their creations painted and drawn by young people in the metropolita...

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“A Friend Sent From Heaven” by Leslie Lopez

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Let me tell you about the time when Adriana and I became instant friends. It was one sunny August morning when I was getting ready for my middle school dog day orientation and was ecstatic to see my friends. It had been so long since the last time I saw them or talked to them; I was super ready to catch up and listen to what they did over the summer. I rushed my mother to take me because I wanted to see my friends so badly. As a small little sixth grader, going into middle school was a huge deal. I remember walking into the gym where every 7...

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“I am the android cleaner” by Eva Holmquist

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It was official. I'd hit bottom. Me, the android cleaner. The worst job ever. Not even the androids themselves wanted this job. I could hear my daughter as if she stood right beside me: "I told you so. You can't get any decent job nowadays without an education. Why haven't you gone back to school as I said?" And my son would say: "It's not too late, mom. You could apply for virtual education and do it after work." I sighed. Although I loved my children, sometimes I was glad that they didn't have time to visit as often. Hopefully, I coul...

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“ My bestest friend” by Sirisaa LakshmiDharan

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Tring! Tring!Mom: Someone attend the call. I am busy in the kitchen.It must be my mom.Sanjay: Mom! I am picking it.Granny: Hello. It's me..Sanjay (excitedly even before he finishes): Ya Ya. I know who this is. I just came running to attend your call. Do you know what happen after you left us at the station..Granny: Calm Down, Sanjay! You just left my home this evening. What made you excited within this short time?Sanjay: Listennnnn! I met someone in the train. I will tell you the whole story. "Run Sanjay! Run!”, Mom was shouting as she was ...

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“What We Notice” by Barbara Magic

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If dogs have the ability to track snakes by scent, nobody passed the memo on to Baxter. We go walking in a wooded neighborhood daily, and, especially in the Fall, there’s always something of a chance we find a garter snake in the road. I can understand the appeal for a reptile sort of creature. I don’t think even your usual flat rocks get as warm as blacktop and the shit covers way more ground. If part of the road gets too shaded, the snakes can move a couple inches in any direction to find a warmer spot. The problem is until that spot cools...

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“THE ANGEL” by Sachitha C

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"Is this our new home, mummy?""Yes Katie pie, do u like it?""uh...yeah it looks okay", Katie was still missing her old home.It was first of July, little Katie and her mom had shifted to a new house in the countryside for a fresh new start. They were getting their packed boxes out of their car when an old lady, a little bent ,wearing a red sweater came out from the neighboring house. She looked kind of sad and ,dressed up to go somewhere. As soon as she saw the car, she walked towards it,"hello ,anybody there?""Hi ,yes, I am May, nice to meet...

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“Millie and Layla ” by Raveena Mahal

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Millie’s Perspective: The Night Before SchoolHi my name is Millie and I am starting the first grade tomorrow at Ridgeford Elementary. I am super nervous, but I can not wait to see what school is actually like. I was homeschooled for kindergarten and my only friend was my little brother, who is 2 years younger than me. I am super excited for school tomorrow and I can not wait to make a bunch of new friends. I packed my Jojo Siwa backpack with all of the school supplies from Target that me and mom bought and got ready for bed. I can not wait f...

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“Greater Expectations ” by Ruth Owota

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My cousin Abike was taking the GCE exams and her center was at Igwurutali so she would be spending the next month in our house. We lived at the outskirts of Rupkokwu which is still quite a distance from Igwurutali but is cheaper compared to that Aggrey estate Abike's family resided. I was super excited because Abiks, as I fondly call her, is my favorite cousin and since I don't have any siblings, she was like my sister and we used to act like twins when we were younger even if she's two years older. During the long holidays she spends in our...

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Write a story about two people who meet and become instant friends.

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✍️ 107 stories

“Some relationships seem natural!” by SHARDA MISHRA

“Connection Of Heart” by Hamim Ziauddin

“Short Story: Sydney & Fernando” by Sydney Eggleston

“A Help From Heavens ” by Uzma Ali

“My Instant Friend” by Kendra Chandler

“Everywhere In A Day” by Susannah Otstott

“Imaginary Maddie” by Alexandra Bor

“The Definition of Affinity” by Angela Morrissey

“A Friend Sent From Heaven” by Leslie Lopez

“I am the android cleaner” by Eva Holmquist

“ My bestest friend” by Sirisaa LakshmiDharan

“What We Notice” by Barbara Magic

“THE ANGEL” by Sachitha C

“Millie and Layla ” by Raveena Mahal

“Greater Expectations ” by Ruth Owota

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Write a story about friends who wind up on a misadventure.

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Write a story inspired by this quote from Ally Condie: "Growing apart doesn't change the fact that for a long time we grew side by side; our roots will always be tangled. I'm glad for that."

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