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Honesty Is Best Weapon

It is story about boy which is very honest. That's why everyone trust him and love him.

From Auditions to Awards: Inspiring Stories of Stardom in the Actress's Journey

The journey from auditions to awards is filled with challenges, but it is also a path paved with inspiring stories of actresses who have overcome the odds and risen to stardom.

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birthday cake

very good festive moments with the children and the family

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Lagos Experience Series Scripted Stories

Lagos Experience is Series of everyday activities or experienced Stories happening in cities of Lagos Nigeria in Africa, the stories was crafted based on Comics, realities, fictions and true invents within Lagos.

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Oliver's Fantasy

Oliver, a poor boy, dreams of becoming rich by wishing upon shooting stars. When the wealthy Lord Reginald falls ill without an heir, Oliver is surprisingly named the heir, turning his dream into reality.

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A Positive Change Through Help

It's a short story which aim to inspire and encourage is to help people who are in need which might indirectly lead us to our destiny helpers.

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ENTERNAL RING

A young couple, Karen and John, prove their love for each other when Karen saves up for months to buy John a unique and beautiful ring to signify their eternal love.

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Thirsty Crow

" THIRSTY CROW" Once Upon a time , there was a crow. He was very thirsty. He flew here and there in search of water , but he couldn't find it. At last he reached a garden. He saw a pot there. There was a little water in it.And his beak couldn't touch it. He thought of a plan. He collected some stones nearby the pot. He put them one by one into the pot. The water rose up . He drank water and flew away happily. Moral Necessity is the mother of invention.

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The Westerners (2)

This is the second part to the story “The Westerners”. A story about the travails of 2 African princes in the Primitive era.

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The Chronicles Of Tyrese And Sulan: Unseen Peril Children storyline

Amazon Kindle: https://a.co/d/avtGrjG The Unseen Peril Tyrese: Something feels off, Sulan. I sense a lurking danger, an unseen threat that may challenge us. Sulan: (squirms in Tyrese's arms, making soft noises) Tyrese: I know, Sulan. We must stay vigilant and protect each other. Whatever lies ahead, we'll face it together, ready to overcome any perils that come our way.

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Unveiling Life Stories: Exploring Biography Writers for Hire

How To Use Question Stickers on Instagram Stories

Instagram Stories have become a powerful tool for engaging with your audience and sharing moments of your day. Among the many interactive features available, Question Stickers have gained significant popularity for their ability to foster meaningful conversations and gather valuable insights. This article will guide you through the effective use of Question Stickers on Instagram Stories, providing step-by-step instructions, best practices for engagement, creative marketing ideas, data analysis s

SHORT STORIES

LAUGH OO Back in secondary school , I was very poor in maths. During exams, I’d get between 2% and 8% . The results used to be announced sequentially, that is from the lowest to the highest marks. So I would always be the first or second to be called out and flogged. One day, the maths results were announced and my name wasn’t among the first to be called out. The teacher got to 30%, 40%, 50%, 60% and 70%, still my paper had not been called out. Everyone in the class kept looking at me asking, “

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Different Stories

This is a book composed of different short stories.

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The Reality of Orphan Care in Malaysia: Statistics and Stories

In Malaysia, the plight of orphans often goes unnoticed, buried beneath the layers of daily life. Yet, the reality of orphan care is profound, impacting thousands of children. This blog explores the statistics and personal stories that shape the landscape of orphan care in Malaysia. What Are the Current Statistics on Orphan Care in Malaysia? The first step in understanding orphan care is to examine the numbers. As of recent reports, Malaysia is home to an estimated 20,000 orphans. These figures

THE RESILIENCE OF THE HUMAN SPIRIT:STORIES OF OVERCOMING ADVERSITY

Resilience of the Human Spirit: Stories of Overcoming Adversity" explores the profound ability of the human spirit to triumph over life's challenges. From defining resilience as a dynamic process to showcasing real-life examples like Malala Yousafzai the article delves into historical context and cultural perspectives. It emphasizes the malleability of resilience, drawing inspiration from figures like Nelson Mandela, and underscores the importance of community support and mental health.

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Love Stories throughout History. Rasel Ahmed Official Real love history

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write a short morality story

Once upon a time in a small village nestled deep in the mountains there lived a wise old man named Mr. Smith. He was known all across the village for his sage advice and kind heart. One day he decided to teach the villagers an important lesson about honesty. Mr. Smith gathered all the villagers in the town square and began telling them a story. He spoke of a young shepherd named Jack who had a mischievous nature. Jack would often play pranks on people and tell small lies to get his way. One day

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The poem that often reminds me of my sorrow

We wear the mask that grins and lies, It hides our cheeks and shades our eyes,— This debt we pay to human guile; With torn and bleeding hearts we smile, And mouth with myriad subtleties. Why should the world be over-wise, In counting all our tears and sighs? Nay, let them only see us, while we wear the mask. We smile, but, O great Christ, our cries to thee from tortured souls arise. We sing, but oh the clay is vile Beneath our feet, and long the mile; But let the world dream otherwise, We wear t

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Dark World

It's dark. When you don't know where you are or how you've come to be there, even the simplest things can be supremely frightening. So it was that when Walter awoke, his consciousness was confused and hazy, and the thing that he fixed on was the darkness. a darkness so thick and oppressive that it could've been a blanket—perhaps it was, for all that the disoriented boy knew. A quick rustle around his immediate area made it clear that no, he was not bound or covered by anything in particular—it w

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