The best Short stories | covid-19

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The best Short stories to read in lockdown|covid-19

It's become very frustrating after going through the series of lockdown called covid19. Now our self-esteem is getting down with time and  We need some fresh content to entertain us, encourage us. 
Here are The best short moral stories with valuable lessons behind them.
Short Stories to enjoy when you have minutes to spare. 


To be update soon......

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  1. Nikhil Chandel22 May 2020 at 09:09

    Last time you have written about web series and now here we come with suspence in this blog. Wow....

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    1. Sappy12dream24 May 2020 at 01:32

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