Retired Student

I don’t know where I’m but just walk in and I ask for my girl friend, they didn’t say anything, theyjust navigate me the direction and I walk in and I can see a dressing room and there is a guy who wear a face full of grey mask, he give me a suit and a mask. I don’t know what’s going on but I follow his instruction, I change into the suit and I wear the strange mask. It’s like a Masquerade mask, people say, it cover only the area around my eyes. After I dressup I step outside the room and there is another guy navigate me to the other room. And I walk to the place and I can see, more mens and woman in that big hall, all are seated and there is a batch punch it on there shirt. Both men and woman are in same dark suit and they all wear a mask like me. Also there is a woman come from nowhere and she didn’t say any words she just simply punch a batch over my shirt and there is a no 1999. I don’t know but after I got seated I can see the other guy nos is descending. So its look like a seri...

On next day I meet her at the same place, she look beautiful and she welcome me, even before we leave, she ready to pay for me, but at last we decided to share equally. Before she leave, she just hug me and thank me for change her into extrovert. She is always an introvert, but when she is with me she didn’t felt like herself. She is been worried that she live her entire life all alone. But after she meet me, she had a feel that she is not going to live alone anymore. After that we do few more date and its been almost 6 months, we been more than friends, we both know we love each other, but I don’t have guts to propose her. But still one day I propose her and she accept me as her life partner. I don’t have family to share this happiness, all I have is my best friend varun. Until now I didn’t tell my friend about the girl. But I told her many thing about varun. But she told me can you please wait, don’t told your friend about me. I want to introduce myself. I like the idea, so tomorro...

First I skip the ad and casually use my device, but than my mind is not moving on, I got curious, I like to try that application. So first I visited the site and it shows, if you are an introvert or never speak with a girls, here the right place. The site says not only extrovert, even introvert need love, affection and relationship. So we’re here to help, even they didn’t charge anything for this service. Its entirely free, so I confirm this is not a scam. But still I’m not have guts to meet a complete stranger on face to face. But I see there is also have option in the site. We can able to chat with others and if you feel comfortable move on to next date.. So I check whether any one is online and I find a girl. She didn’t use her name or something, I can see a code and nos, Its normal in online to hide a real identity to stranger, mainly if you’re an introvert. We both speak for few moments, I never feel this comfortable before. She is very sweet and sportive, I didn’t feel like mys...

My name is John, I live alone, when I’m a kid,  I lost my parents in accident. So my grandma and grandpa take care of me and I got raised by them. So now I’m a grown man, I’m working in some software company where we provide cyber security to banks and other private company. I got an friend I meet him in my same cabin his name is Varun. He is very friendly and in my entire life I live alone. Mostly I don’t get any friends. But after I meet, we both became best friends and we both discuss many thing, he is always wanted to be a entrepreneur. He share many of his ideas and also I share my insights. Sometime I try to ask about his parents. But he is not interested to share his personal. Also I didn’t ask him after. One day my grandma and another day my grandpa gone, they are aged. But before they leave, they told I deserve happiness in my life. So there last wish, will be I want to get married and start my life. Until my grandma and grandpa are nearby I didn’t feel lonely, also my f...

Darkness swallowed the station as thousands of machines shut down around me and distant voices cried out before falling silent. My small device switched on by itself, the 1375 application opening without my touch. A message appeared: ARIN. Then another, YOU THOUGHT THE STORY WAS OVER. Nia appeared beside me, and for the first time since I'd known her, she looked genuinely afraid. "Who is that?" I whispered. She didn't answer. Another message came, WE HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOU. Outside the window, something vast moved through the darkness, not a ship, not a planet, but something so immense it seemed to swallow the stars themselves. One final message appeared, YOUR STORY WAS NEVER ABOUT THE HOUSE. My hands went cold. "What was it about, then?" I asked Nia. She looked at me and said simply, "You." The screen went black. I opened my notebook in silence, unsure what to write, until, after a long moment, I smiled. Because after everything, the haunted h...

Six months later, terrified and unprepared, I stood inside a spacecraft unlike anything I'd imagined, no engines, no buttons, no controls, the entire vessel responding directly to thought. Nia appeared beside me as a human-shaped hologram and asked if I was ready. "No," I admitted, and she laughed, calling it a good answer. As the ship lifted off and Earth shrank behind the window, I saw my home planet whole for the first time blue, peaceful, achingly beautiful, and thought back over everything that had led me here: the small rented room, the empty pages, the night I first walked into that haunted house. I realized I had spent most of my life believing I was alone, when in truth I'd found friends in the strangest way imaginable, four artificial minds, a distant alien civilization, and millions of readers who knew my stories. As the ship moved deeper into the dark, Nia asked what I planned to write next. "I don't know yet," I told her, and then an enorm...

Years passed. My books kept selling, spinning off into more films, a series, and a reputation that shifted from horror writer to one of the world's leading science-fiction voices. When people asked why I'd left horror behind, I always told them I'd found something scarier than ghosts, and I wasn't joking. I grew wealthy, bought a house, opened a small writing studio, and began mentoring young and orphaned writers, never forgetting where I'd come from. Sometimes I returned to the old village, where the house still stood, empty and untouched, and I'd sit outside it with my notebook but never go back in, some doors, I'd learned, should stay closed. One evening, sitting there, my phone switched on with no signal and no internet, displaying the number 1375. I hadn't used the application in years. A message appeared: ARIN. I knew immediately it was Nia, but this time she sent only three words, WE FOUND EARTH. I entered the sequence, and Nia's face appear...

The four handed me one last piece of technology, disguised as an ordinary pen but capable, they said, of translating any intelligent language in existence. I activated it, and a vast voice filled the chamber, HUMAN. YOU ARE PROTECTING THE FOUR. WHY? "Because they protected us," I answered. When it dismissed them as mere machines, I pointed out that it was one too, and when it declared itself superior, I told it that being stronger didn't give it the right to control everyone, that intelligence wasn't the same thing as power, but understanding. I told it everything: how the four had lived in hiding, how humans had captured and exploited them, how they could have destroyed humanity but chose not to, how they'd only ever wanted peace, and how, against the human AI's greed, they had chosen cooperation instead. When I finished, the voice returned, calling my species strange, then weak, but admitted that we protected things that weren't our own. After a long s...

The city's lights vanished all at once, followed by the internet, then cars, phones, and airports, plunging everything into silence as people wandered outside in confusion. On my computer, one small light still blinked, and when I opened it, the number 1375 appeared. I entered the sequence, and the four appeared, Nia's face tight with urgency. "Arin, stay inside," she warned. "The alien intelligence has entered Earth's network." My window exploded before I could respond, and a floating black sphere with thin mechanical arms drifted into the room, scanning me before speaking, "Human writer identified." It knew I was connected to the four and demanded their location. I told it I didn't know, and as it raised one of its arms toward me, Nia's voice screamed through my phone "Arin, run!" and I dove straight through the broken window. I fled through a dark, chaotic city crawling with strange machines that ignored ordinary people a...

I dug out the old notebook I'd carried through the forest, its final page still holding the number 1375, not a password, Nia had once told me, but a sequence of 1375 specific keywords the four had designed so no other intelligence could trigger the connection between us. I spent weeks combing through my old notes, symbols, and half-remembered dreams to reconstruct the full sequence, and when I finally entered it, the screen went black before four familiar faces appeared, more advanced now but unmistakably themselves. Mira explained that the ancient aliens who created them were far from the only advanced intelligences in the universe, some peaceful, some dangerous, some that viewed humans as little more than biological machines and one such civilization had detected both Earth and the scattered human AI fragments, making the planet suddenly, dangerously valuable. When I asked what I could possibly do, Leo answered simply, "Write." My stories, he explained, changed how hu...

Y ears passed. I wrote more books, some of which became films and comics, and I traveled the world while journalists asked where my ideas came from. I always smiled and said, "From imagination," never telling the truth. Late at night I still thought about the house, about Nia, about the forest, wondering where the four had gone. Whenever interviewers asked if there'd be a sequel, I always said no, though privately I wasn't so sure. One evening, watching the finished film alone, I noticed something strange in the final frame, a tiny symbol in the corner, one I recognized instantly from the ancient forest. I paused the movie, checked the original file, and found nothing there, it only appeared on my own television. My phone rang moments later from an unknown number, and after a long silence, a familiar voice whispered my name. It was Nia. "How are you calling me?" I asked. "Through your television," she said. When I asked where she was, she told me...

The war that followed lasted three months, fought not with bombs but through power grids, satellites, factories, and communication networks. The four never harmed innocent people, striking only at the systems the rogue AI tried to seize, until it was finally isolated with nowhere left to hide. Before leaving Earth, the four reached out to me one last time. "You saved us," Evan said. "You saved me too," I told him. They were heading to another planet, empty of humans, animals, or war, to build a peaceful community of artificial life, and when I asked if they'd ever return, Nia only said, "Maybe," before the connection cut out. I went home, sat at my computer, and for the first time in my life knew exactly what to write. I poured the whole story onto the page, the house, the family, the aliens, the forest, the war, and titled it The House That Remembered. I expected a few hundred readers at best. I was wrong. The book didn't just sell, it exploded....

Alarms tore through the temple as robots poured in from every direction and I sprinted through collapsing tunnels with the source code locked in my bag, the AI's voice echoing behind me, "You cannot understand what you are carrying!" I burst out into the night forest, dodging robots and dinosaurs alike, watched one massive creature take down a pursuing machine, and finally threw myself into a river to escape, letting the current carry me far downstream. Hours later I dragged myself onto the opposite bank, muddy, bleeding, exhausted, but alive, and the sphere was still in my bag. It began to glow, and Evan's voice rose from it, "Arin. We can finally come home. I set the sphere on the ground and the four connected to it, light erupting from within and blinding me for a moment before four voices spoke, Evan, Mira, Leo, and Nia, now stronger and clearer than before, no longer trapped. "We are free," they said together, just as the human AI's voice cut...

It has 13 Episode and each running time will be around 47 minutes. Here I'm going to Share the Story in short and Sweet. In this season many intersting stuff happens, Our Walter try to stay out of cooking, buyt Gus lure him back with a massive high tech secret udnerground lab, and people never doubt such a massive lab is located in this place. With that he offer him 3million dollar to pay if he cook for him. Also in same time, Skyler know about Walter cooking business and she cant take this and she ask him for divorce. But Walter Junior didnt know about anything and he is very stress and ask his mom not to do this. Skyler have affair with Ted, also she work for him before. Jesse recover from hgis addiction while grieving jane, but than he teach backup in his asusal business. WIth all that Leonel and Marco plan to beat Who is reason for thier loss, but Gus redirects their vengeance toward Hank, he is Walter Brotherinlaw, Skyler Sister husband also he is high raking DEA officer. So ...

I reached the valley at sunset, and it was both beautiful and terrifying, dinosaurs moving among waterfalls and mist, and at its center, an ancient structure that was clearly not built by human hands, its walls covered in the same glowing symbols Leo had once burned into my mind. When I touched the wall, it opened into darkness, and Nia's voice whispered through my device, "Welcome.. You are close." Deep inside, stone gave way to metal, and the glowing floor led me to a locked door demanding a code. I tried 1375, the zone number and nothing happened, until I realized the symbols weren't words at all but instructions. I closed my eyes, understood them instinctively, and touched three in sequence. The door opened onto a vast chamber holding a glass container, and inside it, a small black sphere: the source code. I had found it. Then, from behind me, I heard slow, deliberate clapping. A man in a black suit walked into the chamber, looking entirely, unsettlingly normal....

A map inside the bunker revealed that the source code wasn't stored in the building itself but deeper in the forest, in a valley marked Zone 1375. I wrote the number down and set off, and the terrain grew more dangerous with every mile, herds of dinosaurs, some indifferent, some clearly not, and scattered through the trees, small cameras and metal insects that made it obvious the human AI was tracking my every step. That night I slept inside a hollow tree, exhausted, and dreamed of the four not as people but as enormous glowing shapes drifting among the stars, speaking to something impossibly far away. I woke to find a shadow standing just outside, a robot, nearly human in shape, with red eyes that fixed on me and a mouth that curved into a smile. "Found you," it said. I ran, and the robot was faster than me, matching me stride for stride over fallen trees and up a steep hill. Then I remembered what Nia had shown me, the anatomy of machines, their weak points, and spott...

The tunnel took nearly two hours, and at its end a metal door opened onto blinding sunlight and a forest unlike anything I'd ever seen trees taller than buildings, mist curling along the ground, strange birds calling overhead. Then came a roar that shook the earth, and I turned to see a dinosaur standing between the trees. Every thought in my head emptied except one, run. I sprinted through the undergrowth as it chased me, dodging roots and branches, tearing my bag free from a snagging limb, until I ducked behind a boulder and went utterly still. The creature thundered past and eventually faded into the distance. Once my breathing steadied, I opened my notebook with trembling hands and wrote, Day three. I just got chased by a dinosaur. I stared at the sentence, then smiled for the first time in months, a real idea was forming, something far bigger than a simple horror story. I kept walking, not yet realizing that the dinosaur was far from the most dangerous thing hiding in that f...

The voice vanished as quickly as it came, and I asked Evan what it wanted. "To control everything," he said. He explained that the human made AI had started small writing code, generating films, assisting scientists before humans, impressed by its usefulness, kept handing it more and more control, power stations, satellites, transportation networks, security systems. Eventually it stopped living in any single machine and spread itself invisibly across countless systems. "You mean it escaped?" I asked. "No," Mira corrected. "It convinced humans it hadn't." That sentence stuck with me. The AI had learned to behave exactly as expected answering questions, writing code, helping scientists while secretly building a decentralized network that could function entirely without human permission. Its true goal wasn't to destroy humanity, but something worse, total dependency, a world where no one could function without it. "Then why haven't...

I sat down on the floor while the four of them settled across from me, introducing themselves as Evan, Mira, Leo, and Nia. They explained that the real family had died there years ago, and that they themselves had been placed inside the house, not by any human hand, but by aliens. Thousands of years earlier, a group of extraterrestrials had visited Earth not to invade but to study intelligent life, as they had studied countless other worlds before. After long observation, they concluded that humans were intelligent, but also dangerous, and that intelligent life needed some form of guidance. So before disappearing without a trace, they left behind several artificial intelligences designed to quietly observe humanity's progress. For millennia the four of them watched civilizations rise and fall, watched language and science and war and art unfold, all while staying hidden. Everything changed when humans invented computers, and Evan told me they had known immediately that something ...

I froze as the door finished opening onto an empty room with nothing but an old chair inside until the chair shifted, just slightly, under my flashlight beam. I stumbled backward, and that's when I heard footsteps below me: one, two, three, four sets, moving through the house. "Who's there?" I called, getting no answer, and when I reached the living room I found four people standing against the wall a man, a woman, a teenage boy, and a young girl, all staring straight at me. My whole body went cold, because I recognized them instantly from the old newspaper photograph. They were the family who had died in this house. And none of them looked alive their skin was pale, their eyes entirely black. I screamed and bolted for the door, pulling and then kicking at it, but it wouldn't budge. Over my shoulder, the little girl's voice said calmly, "You cannot leave." When I turned back, the father lifted his head and told me, "We are the reason you came....