Plot Twist
Who's the real Monster?
Ignoring my instincts entirely I went down to the sub-basement. All the while repeating my granddad's saying, "Every enemy has a weakness." Creeping out of the vents it was easy to stay hidden here. The hall was barely lit. Up ahead it split into two corridors. Moving to the right there was a window at waist height that almost reached the ceiling. Carefully taking a peek I saw a ring of lights keeping something big inside of it. Whatever was inside looked to be an animal made of shadows that didn't have a true shape that appeared to be resting. My blood ran cold once the realization hit me. No fucking way. That's It, that's the Thing that attacked me. Unable to look away I watched as It rose from the floor to look right at me. Those red piercing eyes. Just like mine now.
By Lucy Torralba4 months ago in Chapters
Jama Taqseem Episode 15 & 16
With Episodes 15 and 16, Jama Taqseem demonstrates that it is much more than just a family drama; it is an introspective exploration of relationships, pride, and emotional growth. The series, directed and written by Sarwat Nazir, deftly navigates the intricacies of separation, ego, and reconciliation among an extended family. These episodes, in particular, have some of the most emotionally charged storytelling ever.
By Raviha Imran4 months ago in Chapters
Case No. 9 Episode 11 & 12
With its most recent two episodes, Case No. 9 has cemented itself as one of the most daring and clever Pakistani dramas on television today. Syed Wajahat Hussain directs the piece with care and accuracy, exploring hard societal issues like as sexual assault, justice, and morality without succumbing to melodrama or cliché.
By Raviha Imran4 months ago in Chapters
Case No.9 Episode 9 & 10
With its multi-layered plot, ethically nuanced characters, and socially sensitive subject matter, Case No. 9 never fails to captivate viewers. The play, which was brilliantly directed by Syed Wajahat Hussain, examines the hazy boundaries between truth, deception, and consent while challenging societal perceptions of women in sexual assault situations. The last two episodes have centered almost totally on Kiran, adding fresh dimension to her inner agony while reigniting questions about credibility, values, and justice.
By Raviha Imran5 months ago in Chapters
Jama Taqseem Episode 13 & 14
Jama Taqseem stands out as a drama that deviates from standard cliches, instead delivering a genuinely human, empathetic, and emotionally sensible examination of family dynamics and young marriages. Rather than depending on theatrics or moral lecturing, it achieves its impact via realism, depicting imperfect characters, genuine difficulties, and steady improvement.
By Raviha Imran5 months ago in Chapters
Ditched - All Chapters
I finished and published this long story or short novella of 6,000 words recently. I tried to link all previous parts of the story in the next one, so if you went along you shouldn't have been lost. This index is just to put everything in one place.
By Lana V Lynx5 months ago in Chapters
Ash and Bone
The prince and princess were wed under a sky that burned red. But the kingdom was starving, and the wedding feast consumed the last of their grain. That night, while they slept in silks, the people began to die. The princess woke to find her husband gone — and in his place, a note written in ash:
By GoldenSpeech5 months ago in Chapters
