Breathing Fire is a dramatised memoir with touches of fantasy, where Ben recalls a childhood moment that forever shaped him. In a heated argument at school, Ben lashes out with a racial slur, sparking deep guilt and self-reflection. Guided by his mother, he learns the weight of words and seeks redemption. Blending memory with dragon-filled imagination, this short story explores race, anger, and personal growth. Trigger Warning: This story contains themes of racism, prejudice, and the use of a racial slur, which may be distressing to some readers. 2932 words.
Breathing Fire is a dramatised memoir with touches of fantasy, where Ben recalls a childhood moment that forever shaped him. In a heated argument at school, Ben lashes out with a racial slur, sparking deep guilt and self-reflection. Guided by his mother, he learns the weight of words and seeks redemption. Blending memory with dragon-filled imagination, this short story explores race, anger, and personal growth. Trigger Warning: This story contains themes of racism, prejudice, and the use of a racial slur, which may be distressing to some readers. 2932 words.
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