13. Even A broken clock tells time -- A Story About Silence Finding Its Voice.


 Story 13. Even a broken clock tells time. With original storyteller voice narration. 

The clock in the college library had been stuck at the same time for months — frozen at 10:10.

Students joked about the librarian being just like that broken clock, saying only ‘quiet please’. 

But just like a clock that seems broken yet still tells the right time twice a day, Mira was about to prove that silence can be just as timely — and just as powerful.

When a crisis shakes the calm of her library, Mira must step out of the background. What follows is a quiet but gripping mystery, where every detail matters and even the smallest clue finds its place.

This is a story about timing, about being heard, and about the quiet strength that waits for its moment to speak.

✨ Read till the end — the last line may stay with you long after the mystery is solved. Watch this short story here 👇🏼



https://youtu.be/5JB4iD6iOus?si=w2TIRo0oAYjHWNAf

Visit my channel at YouTube to watch other calming and interesting stories. 

Created & Narrated by Anu Vishwa.


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