Small room, devoid of love and familiarity. Just needed bed, table, clothing, and few spots holding bunch of piles of sentimental goods. The room lead towards balcony. Long, not that wide, old curtains, wooden interior, the view to the land below. The empty houses, small and built for usage during summer time mainly. The long… Read More “The Memory of Balcony”
Hey there! (the book/ story updates; also writing news) All the Chapters 19 to 25 are edited and published on Inkitt. Here is the link to Chapter 19 – Chapter 19
Alas! The continuation of the PARALLELS book – two new chapters edited and updated.
The ruckus caused by someone had made quite the show by now.
The sound of crayon scraping the floor made young mother awake early in the morning and check the ruckus in living room.
Perhaps it was, by now – hours, of making circles in this maze. Perhaps even more time passed, but due to lack of light and being enclosed within these walls – I’m not sure about time anymore. After that hell rabbit went away – miraculously, my body began co-operating with me. To top it off… Read More Chapter 13 – Parallels Book
Adrian Wrong is the song to play here – WRONG – put on. The evening transcended into the night. The sounds of the music were echoing in his lonely mansion. The maids, the butler, the staff – all sent to have a day off and the evening went into the depths of hell in minutes as Adrian… Read More “PARALLELS” characters insights/cut outs
Walking through the streets of lively London – has its charm no matter how you look at it. People buzzing around crazily – going towards their destination, laughing, chatting or just plainly walking with straight face whilst listening to music in their headphones.
There was once a story. It is about one insane King, wise but unstable Emperor and their shared love interest – Rose. King selfishly snitched Rose, looked after him, cherished and protected in ways he could. Emperor was not fond of such atrocity – he wanted Rose for himself, so he went to face King… Read More Chapter 11 – Parallels Book
– Hey, you free? – David spoke as he heard receiver on the other end being picked up. – If you wish to come over to my place maybe? Don’t forget to leave a note before you go. – Voice plainly said. No emotions, no enthusiasm. Absolutely nothing.
