A Romantic Short Story by Sala Review On a rocky island surrounded by restless waves stood the Mariner’s Point Lighthouse. It had watched over the sea for more than a century — its light cutting through fog, storms, and loneliness. Inside, Edward Hale lived alone. He was the lighthouse keeper — a man whose only … Read more
In the heart of an old city, hidden between two cafés and a forgotten bookshop, stood the Wellington Public Library. The scent of paper, dust, and quiet dreams filled its air. For most people, it was a place to study, to read, or to escape the noise of the world. For Clara Evans, it was … Read more
A Romantic Short Story by Sala Review The train station was nearly empty when Emily arrived. It was one of those quiet winter nights when time seemed to move slower than usual — the kind of night that made people nostalgic for things they didn’t even remember clearly. She clutched her ticket, “Platform 4 – … Read more
The small coastal town of Rovinia had a secret — every Sunday morning, letters written by strangers would appear on the old pier. Nobody knew who started it, but everyone loved it. Some letters spoke of heartbreak, some of hope, and others of love that never found its way home.Amelia came to Rovinia seeking quiet. … Read more
The rain in Prague never seemed to stop that week. Every corner echoed with the rhythm of raindrops and the faint hum of street musicians. Among them, one stood out — a pianist who played under an old archway by the Vltava River.Her name was Anna. She played an antique upright piano that looked like … Read more