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Short stories on different culture

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  Short stories on different culture:-   Here are three short stories set in different cultures: 1.      The Kite Maker’s Dream (India)   Under the golden sky of Varanasi, young Aarav watched his grandfather, Dadaji, craft a vibrant blue kite. “This one will fly higher than the temple spires,” Dadaji said, smoothing the paper. On Makar Sankranti, the festival of kites, Aarav ran to the rooftop with his creation. He battled against other kites, slicing them down with his glass-coated string. But a strong gust sent his kite spiralling away, landing near the sacred Ganges. Disheartened, he ran to fetch it and found a ragged boy holding it. “Yours?” the boy asked, eyes hopeful. Aarav hesitated, then shook his head. “It’s yours now.” As the boy’s face lit up, Aarav understood what Dadaji meant—some kites fly higher in the heart than in the sky.   2.      The Sakura Promise (Japan)   Asako...

The Man Who Left Yesterday

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                           The Man Who Left Yesterday Elliot Blake had never been good at goodbyes. That’s why he built a time machine.💪 The first time he used it, he only went back a day—just long enough to undo a regrettable conversation. Then he went back a week, a month, a year. He tweaked, fixed, and mended until his past was flawless. But the problem with perfection is that it never lasts. One night, standing in the dim glow of his machine’s control panel, Elliot realized he was afraid of the future. No matter how many times he rewrote the past, the unknown still loomed ahead, untouchable. So, he made a decision. He would keep moving backward.😊 Elliot leaped past his childhood, beyond his birth, further into history than any human should. The machine hummed around him, vibrating with an eerie resonance as the years peeled away in a blur. At first, it was familiar—a rewind of his life’s ba...