Microfiction

Reverse Heist
“She knows you took her lucky coin,” the lady’s handmaid whispered. “From her purse.” She scowled. “Somehow.” “Me? Never!” I feigned innocence, playing the wrongly-accused nobleman. I searched for an escape amidst the bustling market, but none were forthcoming.
By JP Harris3 years ago in Fiction
Does life have a purpose?
Exploring the Meaning of Life: Does Life Have a Purpose? Throughout human existence, individuals have contemplated the profound question of whether life has a purpose. The search for meaning and purpose has been a central theme in philosophy, religion, and various schools of thought. While perspectives on this question may vary, delving into the topic can provide us with insights and perspectives that can enrich our understanding of our own existence. In this article, we will explore the concept of life's purpose, examining different viewpoints and contemplating the potential sources of meaning in our lives.
By Motivational Bucks3 years ago in Fiction
Morning Theft. Top Story - June 2023.
The impatient June sun has been breaking through the curtains earlier each morning. 5:10. My heart wrenches with a suffocating, syrupy ache as I am drawn into the conscious realization of my new reality.
By Beth Sarah3 years ago in Fiction
The Masterpiece Heist
In the dimly lit streets of Bellmont City, whispers of an audacious heist circulated among the criminal underworld. The target: the renowned Bellmont Museum, housing the priceless Diamond of Eternity. Mastermind thief, Donovan Drake, assembled a team of skilled individuals, each with a unique talent.
By Nickson Odhiambo3 years ago in Fiction
The Elusive Heist: Unraveling the Mysterious White Gold Robbery
In a daring heist that left authorities baffled, a group of skilled thieves orchestrated a meticulously planned robbery, targeting a high-security vault containing an astonishing amount of white gold. The incident took place under the cover of darkness, with the culprits employing sophisticated tactics to bypass the vault's state-of-the-art security systems.
By Ayaz Raza3 years ago in Fiction
The Spirit of Monas
Once upon a time in the bustling city of Jakarta, there was a magnificent monument known as Monas. The monas, short for the National Monument, was more than just an architectural marvel; it held within it a tale of Indonesia's struggle and triumph.
By Saphira Pebriana3 years ago in Fiction
The Money Tree
The pale men slept, and Darin and his captain, Lorin, stealthily crossed the dark desert. They descended the dune, approaching the wagon carrying the Money Tree. It was worth a fortune. Each golden apple could sustain a lifetime of … anything. And this tree yielded apples daily.
By JP Harris3 years ago in Fiction
Life’s Heist
He lost his world, the day she died. 64 years together with his partner in crime - now he sat alone, in a room he was not familiar with. Surrounded by their things and his thoughts.
By Kelli Sheckler-Amsden3 years ago in Fiction
The Forgotten Note. Content Warning.
In the quiet town of Willowbrook, nestled amidst rolling hills and whispering trees, lived a young woman named Emily. She possessed a deep curiosity for the past, always seeking hidden treasures and untold stories. One day, as she explored the attic of her ancestral home, she stumbled upon a dusty old chest. Its lid creaked open, revealing a trove of forgotten memories.
By Kennedy Agbo3 years ago in Fiction
The Nacho Terror
She would have the ferret. She didn’t care that her mother said no. There would be nothing to keep them apart. Nothing.
By Jemma Jae3 years ago in Fiction
Lost Son's Journey
Once upon a time in the small town of Willowbrook, a remarkable story unfolded—a story of love, loss, and a quest for self-discovery. At the heart of it all was a family torn apart by circumstances beyond their control. This is the tale of "The Lost Son."
By Kehinde Oladejo 3 years ago in Fiction
Stolen.
No ordinary Heist. My Childhood, when I listen to others talk about the seaside, the waves and the beautiful blue skies and the Sun kissing on their skin, enough for them to feel the heat, that they loved to walk across the sand, into the gentle waves.
By Dawn Earnshaw3 years ago in Fiction