Tears and Smiles

By K. Singh

In today's world millions of stories are roaming on the internet but only a few of them are such that can touch your heart. Neither there are old writers nor their stories which reached the depths of the heart and remained in some corner forever.

In this book, we are going to give you many such stories which will be difficult for you to forget. These stories will take you to a world where you will find yourself somewhere. These stories will bring you so much relaxation and joy that you probably never imagined!

Good Luck

• Language: English
• Publisher: Raja Sharma
• Release date: May 16, 2022
• ISBN: 9781005475680

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Tears and Smiles

K. Singh

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Copyright

Tears and Smiles

K. Singh

Copyright@2022 K. Singh

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Content

Tears and Smiles

Copyright

Content

A Few Words

The End

I Sell... (A Sad Story)

Resolve

My Twin Sister

I See Her

Horrible Being

His Wish! I Wish...

You Are Not Loved

When did you Come to this City?

Room for Improvement

Never Do What I Did

Modern Indian Children

Last Death

I Understand What Poverty Is

Hard Work is Medicine

Family Comes First

Eternal Love

Can Something Like This Also Happen?

Who Killed Her?

People Like That

Father and Sons

The Wind of Terror

Two Enemies

My Condition

Father's Death

Worry

Why?

The Girl from Fiji

Such was Chandani

Strange Donation

A Quick Ending

The Parting Gift

Love Means Murder

Kill Me

A Few Words

In today's world, millions of stories are roaming on the internet, but only a few of them are such that they can touch your heart. Neither are there old writers nor their stories that reached the depths of the heart and remained in some corner forever.

In this book, we are going to give you many such stories that will be difficult for you to forget. These stories will take you to a world where you will find yourself somewhere. These stories will bring you so much relaxation and joy that you probably never imagined!

Good Luck

The End

There was a very famous writer named David, who had written some of the best-selling horror novels.

All literary critics admired David's stories for the twists and turns in the plot and the surprising ending to the stories!

David used to get many letters from fans every day.

Some aspiring authors even sent him manuscripts of their own works so that David could read them, make them up, and publish them!

New writers often asked David for help.

David used to respond to every letter from his admirers, but he also enjoyed stealing ideas from the stories written by aspiring writers.

By reading the manuscripts of some newly emerging writers, he often stole something or other.

If David ever saw something special in a story by a new horror writer, he would use that idea in his novel and not give any credit to that new author!

To cover up his plagiarism, David enlisted the help of some of his friends in the publishing industry.

He would tell his publisher friends not to publish the stories written by that new writer whose ideas David had plagiarized!

In this way, he used to steal the ideas of new writers whenever he wanted and earn a lot of money by improving his stories.

One day, David received a new manuscript in the mail. The author who wrote that manuscript sent it with a very good cover.

David read the first chapter of that book and began to think that he knew how that story was going to end.

As soon as he read the first chapter, he thought of the end of that story.

As he continued to read the new manuscript, he began to believe that the story would end in an unexpected way.

He knew that the author would suddenly give a twist to the story and end it.

To know whether his guess was going to be correct or not, he kept reading the manuscript of that novel for a long time.

He wanted to read that manuscript as soon as possible so that he could prove to himself that the ending that he had in mind was the same end that the author of that story had given to his story.

While reading, David reached the last chapter, and he realized that the last few pages of that book were stuck together.

He was eager to read further, so he tried to separate the pages by pulling them.

He was very tired, but he kept on reading.

Finally, he reached the end of the book! The end of the story was exactly what David had envisioned in his mind.

The end of the story was, The husband hanged himself... and right at the same time, his wife was committing suicide in another room.

David kept that end of the story in his mind. He wanted to use the end of that story in his new book.

That's when he saw that at the end of the story, after the end, something was written by hand. He started reading.

It was written: "I know you are planning to steal the end of this story of mine and use it in your story!

I know because last time you did the same thing with the story I sent you to read and correct. You stole the end of my story for yours.

You got that story printed in your name, but you didn't give me any credit!

You got me thrown out of the publishing industry with the help of your friends and didn't let me get a single book published!

No publisher used to accept my novels. I know that now no one will publish any of my stories or novels.

You ruined my life, but now I'm going to take revenge!

The last few pages of my manuscript were stuck, and you pulled them out, didn't you?

Those sticky pages were covered with arsenic poison! That poison got into your hands.

Until now, the poison has entered your bloodstream via your fingers.

Are you feeling tired? This happens because of this poison! Arsenic is a very dangerous poison!

Soon, your heartbeat will start to slow down! And then, after a while, your heart will stop beating!

There will be no use in calling an ambulance now! You will die before the ambulance arrives!

It's too late now because that poison has entered your body!

Good bye, David! Guessing anything about the end of a story is a very difficult task! "

I Sell... (A Sad Story)

When she pushed the door of room number ten of that hotel inside, it opened.

She entered the room