H-Story

  Ngozi and Ada were best friends since they started school. They always sat together in class, played together during recess, and helped each other with homework. They shared their dreams, secrets, and fears. They were inseparable. One day, they decided to visit the school garden after their last lesson. They wanted to see the flowers, the butterflies, and the birds. They also wanted to take some pictures for their scrapbook. They asked their teacher for permission, and she agreed, as long as they came back before the school bus left. They ran to the garden, holding hands and laughing. They saw many beautiful things: roses, sunflowers, lilies, and more. They also saw some of their classmates who were working on a gardening project. They greeted them and asked if they could join them. The other pupils welcomed them and gave them some tools and seeds. They showed them how to dig, plant, and water the soil. Ngozi and Ada enjoyed the activity very much. They felt happy and relaxed. Th...

  Another Twins Anna and Emma were twins, but they couldn’t be more different. Anna was outgoing, adventurous, and popular, while Emma was shy, quiet, and studious. They had different hobbies, different friends, and different dreams. They often argued and fought, and sometimes wished they were not related. One day, they found a mysterious book in their attic. It was titled “Another Twins” and had a picture of two girls who looked exactly like them on the cover. They opened the book and read the first page: “Welcome to Another Twins, a magical adventure where you can swap lives with your twin for a day. To start the journey, you and your twin must say the following words together: ‘Another Twins, Another Twins, let us see what the other wins.’ Then, close your eyes and count to ten. When you open them, you will find yourself in your twin’s body. To return to your own body, you must say the words again before the day is over. But be careful, for there is a catch: if you fail to compl...

  “Ngozi’s New Dog”: Ngozi had always wanted a dog, but her parents never allowed her to have one. They said dogs were too noisy, messy, and expensive to keep. Ngozi was sad, but she never gave up hope. She would often visit the pet shop near her school and look at the puppies in the window. She would imagine how it would feel to cuddle them, play with them, and take them for walks. One day, as she was walking home from school, she saw a sign that said “Free Puppies”. She followed the arrow and found a cardboard box with four little dogs inside. They were all black and white, with floppy ears and wagging tails. Ngozi felt her heart melt as she looked at them. She picked up one of them and held it close to her chest. It licked her face and made a happy sound. “Hello, little one,” Ngozi said. “You are so cute and sweet. I wish I could take you home with me.” Just then, a woman came out of the house and saw Ngozi with the puppy. She smiled and said, “Hello, dear. Do you like the puppi...

  “Mirror On The Shade”: Lena always hated mirrors. She avoided looking at them as much as possible, fearing what they might reveal. She hated her reflection, her flaws, her insecurities. She hated the way the mirrors seemed to mock her, to taunt her, to expose her. But there was one mirror she could not escape. It was the mirror on the shade, the one that hung on the wall of her bedroom. It was a gift from her grandmother, who had passed away a few years ago. She had told Lena that it was a special mirror, a magic mirror, that could show her the truth. Lena did not believe in magic, but she could not bring herself to get rid of the mirror. It was the only thing she had left of her grandmother, the only person who had ever loved her unconditionally. So she kept it, but she never looked at it. She always kept the shade down, covering the mirror with a dark cloth. One night, however, she was feeling particularly restless. She could not sleep, she could not relax, she could not stop t...

The Piper’s Flute The Piper was a young man who loved music more than anything. He had a special flut that he had inherited from his grandfather, who was a famous musician in the land. The flut was made of silver and had a beautiful sound that could charm anyone who heard it. The Piper lived in a small village near the forest, where he often played his flut for the animals and the birds. He was happy and content with his simple life, until one day, he heard a rumor that the king was looking for a new court musician. The king had a daughter, Princess Lila, who was very beautiful and kind, but also very lonely. She had no friends or suitors, and spent most of her time in her room, reading books and dreaming of adventure. The king hoped that a talented musician could cheer her up and make her smile. The Piper decided to try his luck and audition for the king. He packed his flut and some clothes, and set off for the palace. Along the way, he met many other musicians who were also going to ...

  High Voltage Lena was a hacker, but not the kind that broke into banks or government databases. She hacked into people’s minds, using a device called a voltage. A voltage was a small chip that could be inserted into the brain through the ear canal. It allowed the user to access the memories, thoughts, and emotions of another person, as long as they had a matching voltage. Lena used her voltage to steal secrets, blackmail, and manipulate. She was good at what she did, and she enjoyed it. She liked the thrill of diving into someone else’s mind, seeing their deepest fears and desires, and using them to her advantage. She liked the power and the money she made from her clients. But Lena’s latest job was different. She was hired by a mysterious man who called himself Mr. X. He wanted her to hack into the mind of a scientist named Dr. Lee, who worked at a top-secret facility. He said Dr. Lee had information that could change the world, and he was willing to pay Lena a fortune for it. L...

  Breaking The Silence She had been silent for too long. She had endured the abuse, the humiliation, the fear, and the pain. She had tried to escape, but he always found her. He always threatened her, hurt her, and silenced her. He made her feel worthless, hopeless, and helpless. But she was not alone. She had a friend, a confidant, a protector. He was her neighbor, her classmate, her crush. He had noticed her bruises, her scars, her tears. He had tried to help her, to comfort her, to love her. He made her feel valued, hopeful, and strong. One night, he heard her scream. He ran to her house, broke the door, and saw him. He was on top of her, hitting her, choking her. He grabbed a vase, smashed it on his head, and pulled him off her. He called the police, wrapped her in a blanket, and held her close. He made her feel safe, warm, and alive. She looked at him, with gratitude, admiration, and love. She opened her mouth, and for the first time in years, she spoke. She said his name, s...

  Bee In The Pot Bee was a curious and adventurous honeybee. She loved to explore new places and meet new friends. She was always buzzing around, looking for flowers and nectar. She was never afraid of anything, except for one thing: spiders. She hated spiders. They were creepy, and crawly, and they spun sticky webs that trapped unsuspecting bees. Bee avoided spiders at all costs. One day, Bee was flying over a farm. She saw a field of sunflowers, and decided to check it out. She flew from one flower to another, collecting pollen and nectar. She was having a great time, until she heard a loud noise. She looked up, and saw a farmer carrying a big pot. He was heading towards a barn, where he kept his animals. Bee was curious. She wondered what was in the pot. She decided to follow the farmer, and find out. She flew behind him, keeping a safe distance. She watched as he entered the barn, and placed the pot on a stove. He lit a fire, and left the pot to boil. Bee was intrigued. She wan...