Jingga Novels & Stories

I heard Safia scream, then she began to laugh, and it destabilised the jinni. Safia walked out of the ring of fire naked. Her clothes were burned, but her skin... her skin was bronze. I had never seen anything like it. Her eyes were neon green, and her skin was flawless. All traces of age were gone; she looked as young as her daughter but with perfect skin. The jinni's eyes widened in fear. "Ruhun'Daji!" Aljanan Daji yelled, finally realising who her opponent was.

And a few others laughed warmly at what I presumed to have been a joke. “That one!” A woman near the center pointed straight at Elodie. Her face appeared ageless, and she had hook-like fingers. The hunger in her eyes was clearly visible. My bowels twisted painfully. Elodie did not even react. “Nonsense!” Madam Dro scoffed, swatting the woman’s arm playfully. “We haven’t even begun the demonstrations. Curb your appetite, Jinete, or it may just swallow you whole!” “But she’s gorgeous” the woman named Jinete protested, admiring Elodie up and down without any embarrassment. “If you all weren’t so blind, you’d call dibs on her, too!”

Ril gave me a glass of red liquid which is not blood or wine. It is some kind of juice that is extracted from a rock called Jije. They add salt and sparkling water to it. This drink is called Vaz. They drink it only when a wedding happens. Like a congratulations drink. While I, who didn't like it much, couldn't take in more than a sip. It is kind of sour, which is a bad taste for my sweet tooth.

"I don't want the grape vines to die." I pitied these vines, which seemed worthless to outsiders. I pitied myself too, who seemed worthless to outsiders. At midnight, Kash sent me home. I stood in the yard for a long time. There were many flowers planted here, almost all of which Jeffrey liked. I picked these flowers in turn and packed them. The tulip was planted after Jeffrey saw the wonderful colors it had. The Daisy, representing purity and love, was brought back by Jeffrey after watching a ballet performance. The Sunflower, with its vitality, was given by Jeffrey when he went to the amusement park.

"That woman was eagerly listening to my every word, but she left when I gave her a hint, dang." He stopped at a bucket filled with striking yellow powder, picked a shovel, and dug in it. "And turmeric, the golden spice that makes everything glow." Ronjon pulled a brown bag and placed it in front of the old man. The latter sniffed and enthusiastically said, "This gives life to our Bengali food, making it welcoming and luscious. Same as the Marigold garlands we wear on special occasions, welcoming guests, and bringing a festive spirit." He poured it into the bag and walked to another shelf.

The tattoos were quite intriguing. ‘This guy is really big' Kimberly thought to herself, not taking her eyes off his large biceps. He eyed her suspiciously. She couldn’t help but swallow hard from fear because the person standing before her looked powerful, there was no denying that, but what caught her attention the most in all of his features were his captivating grey eyes, she couldn’t help but get lost in them. Kimberly gazed at the stranger’s eyes then she noticed that they flickered from grey to yellow and then back to grey. She flinched away in fear, wondering what the hell just happened. It seems she was slowly imagining things or probably starting to go crazy.

Killian asked. Godwin reached inside his bag that was hanging on one shoulder and brought out something white. He outstretched his arm to hand me what he was holding. I saw that they were white flowers. I reached out and took them from him. There were three of them tied together by one black string and one red. They were three gardenias of which two were the same size and one was smaller with hints of red on it. I sat there looking at the flowers and said, “gardenias. They mean children and family.”

Theo's eyes sparkled with curiosity as he held up a vibrant red apple and a bright orange carrot. "Ah, that's a great question, Theo!" Teacher Mike exclaimed, his eyes twinkling with delight. "Fruits and vegetables get their colors from pigments, which are natural compounds that give them their vibrant hues. For example, the red color of the apple comes from a pigment called anthocyanin, while the orange color of the carrot comes from beta-carotene. These pigments not only make the fruits and vegetables look colorful but also provide important nutrients for our bodies." Theo listened intently, absorbing the information like a young scholar eager to learn. His mind raced with new questions an

It is coloured in petal red and silvery grey. I love the scent that fills the air, it smells like cassia, a spice made from the bark of a tree. Volk's mum has gone to call Volk after he told Rudina to wait in the sitting room. She came smiling at Rudina holding a shinning yellow gown. "Try this on, let's see."

Suddenly, Sumico’s attention was drawn to the mango juice which her beloved Brother Vir had just quaffed. Sumico saw that there was still a bit of the mango juice on the floor around the pieces of the broken glass. With her index finger, she touched that mango juice. She felt that her index finger was a little bit painful. Sumico tried to taste that mango juice. She inserted her index finger into her mouth. Soon, Sumico felt that her tongue and mouth was burning as though she’d just tasted a kind of vastly hot and spicy chilly. “Red orpiment! Red orpiment! Someone must have put red orpiment into this mango juice which Brother Vir had just quaffed!” shouted Sumico at the peak of her panic, fe