Short Stories Archives ⋆ The Teenager Today

A night at Martin Hill

1st March 202116th March 2021 Jishnu Ukil ghost story, haunting, spooky

The raucous cry of a peacock made me turn my head for a moment and in that instant, Jason made a strange sound. I quickly looked at him.

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The meaning of friendship

25th January 202131st December 2020 Devanshi D'Souza friendship

Whatever the reason she got swayed off her senses, I’ll help her out of every deep pit she falls into, I decided.

Illustration of girl on her mobile phone

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What the bully doesn’t realize

25th June 202025th June 2020 Nimra Mariyam Patel bullying

She stopped smiling, started avoiding her friends, and started crying a lot. She felt alone. She didn’t realize it but slowly she started changing.

Illustration of a harbour, lady, car and teen friends

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The lady of the harbour

29th March 201929th March 2019 Yashi Tripathi ghost story, harbour

There was The Lady of The Harbour and her husband. Both of them were sitting with their hands enveloped in each others’, staring out into the open sea.

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That one day

3rd October 201528th October 2020 Anushka Hait anushka hait, love, teen attraction

Your head turned my way and for a moment, just for a moment, our eyes locked. You didn’t notice…

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New Delhi

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Indore

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Jaipur

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