Stories By Anonymous Novels & Stories

I whispered. She looks away. “If only I could help. I wish everyone would be like anonymous x and come out to tell the truth. He doesn't deserve to be king.” She says panicking. Her face was laced with pain. I looked at her with pity and then held her hand tight. “There's something I want to tell you.” My eyes burned with urgency. “I….I…. Maddie, you may not believe this but….I am Anonymous x.”

"I’ve synchronized the Phoenix network with a decentralized, unhackable blockchain. They can't delete what we’re about to upload. Once it's in the chain, it's eternal." Sophia didn't launch a clumsy frontal assault. Instead, she initiated "Transparent Humanity." Across every major social platform and news aggregator, a series of "Blind Stories" began to trend with viral ferocity. They weren't legal briefs; they were anonymous, high-detail accounts of "The Elite's Harvest." One narrative described an aging oil tycoon’s heart transplant harvested from a 'compatible' twenty-year-old intern who had "disappeared" on vacation; another detailed a Silicon Valley mogul’s attempt to map the neural pat

"That is exactly what I was going to say." "What if it was completely anonymous?" Sarah tapped the screen. The handle was already created — she had built the account before making the pitch, which was very Sarah. *@TruthOnEchoTech.* No photo. A blank gray circle where a face should be. No bio. Nothing that pointed anywhere. "No commentary. No opinions. No editorializing. Just documents — one at a time, with dates and case numbers — and let people do the work themselves." Mia pulled the laptop toward her and studied the blank profile.

Lilian Roseforth POV In the weeks since the story had broken, the city had become a stage for endless debate. People took sides, formed opinions, and turned our private pain into something to be discussed over dinner tables and in market squares. Even though the worst of the lies had been washed away, I found myself feeling like a stranger in my own life. Everyone knew about me, but very few knew me. The article published by the anonymous source had told the facts, but facts were just words—they did not carry the weight of what I had felt, what I had learned, or what I truly believed.

Aria Vance never wanted a new family. After her mother marries a billionaire businessman Richard Hayes, eighteen-year-old Aria is forced to leave behind the life she knew and move into the enormous Hayes estate. But there is only one problem. Richard already has a son, Jaxon Hayes. And Jaxon immediately hates Aria. To him, Aria and her mother are outsiders who have invaded his home, his family, and potentially his inheritance. He makes Aria’s first year at Crestwood College miserable, constantly reminding her that she doesn't belong. But Aria has one secret, Blake Reed, Crestwood’s golden-boy hockey captain. She's admired him from afar for months but lacks the confidence to approach h

“Is this the same children story about me again? The Devil Man who owned the sweet truck?” “Yes.” “Ask your son where he heard that and file a case against whoever they are.” “Understood.” Then he turned me away. That was close. Silly boy. I almost lost my job because of him. Why were kids so interested to listen to banned stories? The HMB group did its best to make that book disappear from the market. The author was anonymous and although it was written beyond his time, Master Sean persisted an investigation about it. So, to keep my word, I reprimanded Tobby in front of everybody. He was already crying while I was explaining that that story was pure fiction.

His rumbling voice affecting my confidence. “And what your anonym friend is thinking about this?” I mumbled not so sure about the result. “Ha-ha, exploring the loopholes, are we? There is no point. He doesn’t care until you’re not dead.” My brain was frantically searching for a way out of this. Maybe-

' And the reply she got was, "I have checked the place as you've asked me to do, and believe me I have found something really interesting inside the basement…?" (It really sounds interesting, and I know that you can understand which place they're talking about and why they're searching? And soon we will get to know two anonymous people at the same time and at the same place. Believe me, I'm talking about the glimpses of tomorrow, and it's about the darkest future of Ard's history which isn't written yet, but I already know everything).

Each volume of Strange short stories will have 3 medium-sized stories and about 10 short stories. To make it easier to understand and more transparent, this chapter will be like a summary for this and the following volumes. Vol.2: medium stories: The antics of Bia's crew ( ABC) Bia comments on a crew of children of criminals, in an invisible ship. In this world full of magic, demonic beasts and restrictions, they live on the run, abandoned by their parents. Not being accepted anywhere in the world they have to survive on small illegal jobs and from time to time to plunder.

About the Author A college girl living in Bulacan, Philippines, who enjoys writing fictional stories ever since she was young. Anne Cunanan is a starting author who likes to write during her free time although she barely has any. She usually publishes her stories on Wattpad, but she also has a lot of stories that she keeps in private. She writes as a hobby because this is something she enjoys, not for fame nor fortune. Although her stories are not that well known, she hopes that those who have read them were inspired to write and dream. She likes to create characters that are relatable for people so that they can easily place themselves in the characters' shoes and pretend as if they are a