Tale by Belle

Whether it’s the butterfly effect or the domino effect, our action, albeit tiny, seems to render an outcome determined by the physical logic of the universe. But what if you were told otherwise, that things could happen...

The new rulers demonstrated the art of delegation. After all, why spend twelve hours figuring out how to do something a pro can do in one?

At some point of treading the unknown path in front of us, we might have to rely solely on veterans’ counsel. What’s your attitude towards obligatory obedience?

While we’re in the middle of doing something, we don’t always get to know what purpose it serves, especially in the future, be it learning a new language, writing in cursive, or doing a good deed. Still, will you stop...

Facing uncertainties ahead, our most natural reaction, thanks to our protective emotions, Fear and Anxiety, is to worry and overthink. So it’s probably best to pause and ask WWJD. What would Joy do?

I sometimes wonder what a century feels like to the creator of the universe. A blink of an eye or a countdown from 10? Either way, those two months for the new rulers must have felt like forever. What do you do when all...

Genesis 50:20 "As for you, you meant evil against me, but God meant it for good, to bring it about that many should be kept alive." Have you ever encountered something terrible but in hindsight, it was actually a...

Some said that the first ruler was too trusting and unsuspecting, yet some insisted that she was gullible and naive, all judged the same scenario but provided different interpretations. Which side are you on?

Introducing the Cat Kingdom and the first ruler. What happened to her?

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