A Short Story Ramesh went to the old store room, searched for a carton on which it was written with a marker “Dad’s things”. He finally found that carton. He sat on a small stool, after pulling this carton towards him and tearing its seal open. He picked up his dad’s old diary into his …
Category: Flash Fiction
The Schedule
A Short Story Frank Willis looked at his wristwatch, pulling up his overcoat sleeves, it was 8.30 pm. He had to meet a person, with whom he had only communicated by phone till now. She had promised to turn up at the church at the Edward’s street at 9.15 pm. He still had forty-five minutes …
Live
Short Story Shreya had met Arman and fell in love with him. She had thought that their love would last for a life time. But she was wrong; Arman left her for another woman. She had packed everything he had given her, including their pictures, etc in a carton box, sealed it and placed it …
Flipside
Short Story The morning rays pierced through the misty, cold winter skies, and touched Neha’s sleepless eyes. Neha’s eye lashes fluttered like the wings of a dove in a flight, unable to take so much brightness all of a sudden. She turned to her left, and saw the smiling face of her boy friend, Arman, …
Invention
He was a scientist who had a research lab at home. He had an assistant who was partially deaf in both the ears. So whatever he told him, he did the reverse of it most of the time. The scientist was inventing a new machine which could tell what was going to happen before five …
The Call
Story Idea by Ravi Sidula A Short Story By Vasu Gangapalli Preethi remembered him a lot today. She had seen his name written on a lorry which was coming in the opposite direction while she was returning home. It brought back the memories of the past. How much she loved and cared for him then. …
Goodbye
Flash Fiction "Goodbye." Said Julie. "We've lived together for the past so many years. Do you think that it is necessary to part now?" asked Jack, her husband. "It's inevitable!" Julie said. "How true is the saying, familiarity breeds contempt. I desperately need change, Jack." "I respect your feelings. However, I don't know how I'm …
The Smile of the Devil
The Smile of the Devil Note:- The story idea is adapted. Flash Fiction He was tall and handsome. Though he was in his late forties, he looked much younger than his age. The doctor’s office was in the prison and this is part of the release procedure. The patient had just been acquitted, and the …
Paper boats 