Estranged Buddies_New Lil Dojo_Trust exercises (Part 7 of Mutants versus Witches)_Change is inevitab
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Estranged Buddies
Author’s NoteHello everyone! I believe in the phrase, ‘third time’s the charm’. So, here’s a final short story for this week, XD. I hope you enjoy this as much as you’ve enjoyed the reswww.onedoor.cct of my stories. This is dedicated to anyone who took the time to read it.P.S.: This is written in the first person’s narrative. If you think you know why, kindly drop in the comments section a unique “3 in 1” message to me.Copyright © 2021 by Fallow. All rights reserved.***I remember how we had been. Wait, how had we even been?Just last week, I was discharged from the cream looking hospital a few kilometres awa...
New Lil Dojo
Party at 6、 It was the only whisper at college today. Most of the girls ran off in the mid-noon break calling ceasefire on lectures as they were going to be late for dresser appointments. I was counting till the clock hit two. It was another kind of mission today. The batch party was organized at 6 today and Lil Dojo was going to sing tonight! As the clock ticked 2, we flew off like free bees, walking ecstatically towards the gate and off. I had to get home with Treen and then eat, wash off, prep and be off to our appointments as soon as possible. We were supposed to be at their before the gu...
Trust exercises (Part 7 of Mutants versus Witches)
Breakfast felt like a trap.I stared at the stacks of golden pancakes, little bowls of butter, the apple pie syrup, and the little cut-up fruit salads.John, wearing a 'kiss the cook' apron bustled around, pausing to draw a drippy smiley face with an ungodly amount of syrup on Harry's pancakes.Harry looked up at John tiredly, then gingerly prodded one soggy pancake with a fork. Next to him, Elysse giggled slightly, sounding surprised.Devon and I shared a look: partly confused, part suspicious. What the hell was going on?Elysse scrutinized a pineapple slice, also somehow cut into a smiley face. "...
Change is inevitable
Change is inevitable“What is it about parties that intrigue and excite people? And why are those people considered boring who do not attend parties?” Deepa, debating with her office colleagues during lunch hours. Deepa held an esteemed position in a bank in Bangalore and admired and respected by her colleagues for her cordial attitude and kind personality. An introvert who preferred her own space and privacy and looked for excuses to stay at home whenever any friend called her for an outing. She liked her own company. She watched movies alone, even eating out all alone, and was a solo travele...