In a small, cluttered room, Kavya, a quiet young woman burdened by an unseen past, stitches golden embroidery while Amrita, a medical student, studies tirelessly for her future. Their lives intertwine in silent understanding—until the day Amrita realizes that their paths were never meant to remain the same.

Anthony Burgess was told he had only one year to live, but instead of giving up, he sat down at his typewriter and started writing. By the end of the year, he had finished five novels—and to everyone’s surprise, he outlived his diagnosis and became one of the most prolific writers of his time

“As the city outside sparkled with Diwali lights, Ramesh sat in his dim office, staring at the lifeless cockroach on his desk—both trapped in a world they never chose. But unlike the cockroach, he realized, he still had a choice—to remain stuck or to step into the light and chase something more.”

Ivan Dmitritch Tchervyakov’s small, accidental sneeze spiraled into an unbearable weight of guilt, haunting him beyond reason. His desperate need for forgiveness from General Brizzhalov became a tragic struggle, revealing how overthinking can turn the tiniest mistakes into life-altering burdens.

“The imp and the crust marked the beginning of a tale where kindness met temptation. What started with a stolen piece of bread unraveled into a lesson about how greed can quietly turn the purest hearts astray.”

Life’s twists often defy our understanding, as shown in the tale of a heavenly messenger who defied the God of Death out of compassion, only to learn that fate’s hidden plans bring unexpected joy. Through his three laughs, he discovered that trusting life’s journey reveals wisdom beyond human control.