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The Voice on the Line
hamed hamed Jan 23, 2025

Sophia stared at her phone, the screen flashing with her mother’s name. Her thumb hovered over the answer button. It wasn’t the first time she’d gotten a call like this. …

The Resistance
hamed hamed Jan 30, 2024

They met in an abandoned warehouse, away from the prying eyes of the surveillance cameras. They were the last two human scientists who knew the truth about the world. The …

Baba Yaga’s Social Detox
hamed hamed Jan 20, 2025

Nadya stumbled through the dense birch forest, cursing the dead battery of her phone. The GPS had failed her, and now the pristine backdrop she had sought for her latest …

Clickocracy: The Future of Governance
hamed hamed Jan 24, 2025

In the year 2135, the nation of Novara had achieved what most could only dream of: a fully digital democracy where every citizen had a say in every decision, instantly. …

Threads of Hope
hamed hamed Jan 21, 2025

The “Anxiety Allies” Discord server wasn’t flashy. Just a pale blue logo and a tagline that read: You’re not alone. Alex had joined on a bad night, when the walls …

The Catalyst
hamed hamed Jan 14, 2025

The lab was quiet, save for the low hum of the quantum battery prototype in its containment chamber. Dr. Lin Wei adjusted her glasses, her eyes fixed on the monitor. …

the way azriel see the world.
ziamaiko ziamaiko Dec 31, 2023

i lost my mother. i lost my friends. i lost everything. i miss the time when life was like a party. but all these seem to belong to millions of …

The First Step
hamed hamed Jan 16, 2025

It was quiet in the barracks, the hum of the ceiling fan barely cutting through the thick Gulf air. Amir sat on his bunk, fingers tracing the edge of his …

Starlit Collision
hamed hamed Jan 29, 2025

Pop sensation Juno Starr wasn’t sure how she ended up seated next to Commander Ethan Blake at the annual Galactic Benefit Gala, but here she was, sipping champagne and trying …

The Weight of Days
hamed hamed Jan 12, 2025

Marcus stared at his reflection in the coffee shop window, barely recognizing the man looking back at him. Three months unemployed had left dark circles under his eyes and a …