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The Mysterious Watch I Student Rudra Bansal I Personality Development Program I Jaipur

By admin in Creative Writing, Original Stories on February 19, 2024

An original story written by our offline (Jaipur) student Rudra Bansal.

Rudra is 14 years old. A young orator and writer. We are proud to have him as a student of the Personality Development Program using Applied Storytelling, Public Speaking, Theatre, and Creative Writing tools under the mentorship of Facilitator Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Rudra for this exemplary true self-expression.

The Mysterious Watch

Back in the time in Ludhiana, there lived a family. They had a mining business. They were famous for their business and their kind-heartedness.

The family had one child named Ryan. One day while working, Ryan’s father found a mysterious box. After seeing the material inside the box, he hid it in a secret place and set a code. Some years later he got cancer, during his last time he told Ryan about the box, but he was not allowed to open it before he was 30. Years passed and that box was a showpiece in Ryan’s drawing room. But the day finally came, on his 30th birthday he had had a small party, he had completely forgotten about the mysterious box, but the box didn’t. The box started to sing “Happy birthday Ryan, now open me”. Ryan and his friends were shocked he told them to ignore it and continued to party. After the party, he was curious about the box when he entered the code and saw inside the box, he was disappointed because there was only a simple old watch in it. Considering it as a last thing from his dad he wore it, when he adjusted the time-adjusting screw, he was shocked. Because instead of adjusting the time, the clock took Ryan into the past, where Ryan and his father were playing, he was overwhelmed after seeing this view, but when he pushed the screw, the time suddenly stopped. This was so weird for him. Then he considered himself the king of the world he kept using it and enjoying his life. Little did he know that the watch couldn’t only do time travel but also could walk and run like a human being.

One night the watch casually went out for a walk and did not return. The next morning, Ryan kept looking for his watch, in the kitchen, under the bedsheet, in the almirah, and everywhere. He did not find his watch.

About 10 days later he received a call about his watch. According to the person he went to the location and found his watch but after seeing the condition of the watch he was heartbroken; he found his watch in a million pieces. He went from Kashmir to Kanyakumari but couldn’t find a watch mender to mend his watch.

He was worried about the watch and kept blaming himself, he then decided to leave the watch back in its box. While keeping the pieces he found a user manual and found some mantras to fix the watch. He chanted the mantras and the watch was fixed. His eyes were full of tears of joy.

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John The Author I Student Aarohi Jain I Personality Development Program I Jaipur

By admin in Creative Writing, Original Stories on February 18, 2024

An original story written by our offline (Jaipur) student Aarohi Jain.

Aarohi is 9 years old. A young kathak dancer and sports enthusiast. We are proud to have her as a student of the Personality Development Program using Applied Storytelling, Public Speaking, Theatre, and Creative Writing tools under the mentorship of Facilitator Khusshbo Chokhaani. We congratulate Aarohi for this exemplary true self-expression.

John The Author

Once upon a time, there was a little poor boy named John. He was murky and tattered. He looked ravenous. John made people laugh when he waddled and at the same time prowled too. He was as clever as a fox. He loved reading books and was excellent in painting. John was brutal looking, but don’t judge him by his appearance.

He lived in a tiny wooden house on the streets of USA. John lived with his hard-working parents.

He wanted to be an author and open a huge library with thousands of fun, interesting, mysterious, horror, relaxing books.

He thought that he could sell lemonade or something like that to earn money.   But there was a problem. How could he earn so much money by only selling lemonade?

One day, while he was painting, the canvas toppled from the table. Suddenly, a bell clanged in his head, and he got an idea. He started selling beautiful pictures which were attractive, and he painted them. He earned a lot of money. People thought he was poaching, but John didn’t mind.

He soon opened a fantastic library and became an amazing author. John’s parents became proud of him, and he started becoming people’s favourite. John lived happily ever after.

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At Not Just Tales we dive deeper into our Indian cultural and heritage tales like Folklore, Jatakas, Panchatantra, Mythology, Hitopadesa to find solutions to our modern day challenges.
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