Can you give an example of a simple story set in summer days?

Sure. One story could be about a student's academic progress over 365 days. They start off struggling in some subjects but gradually improve. The second story could be about their social life during that year. They make new friends and also have some conflicts with old ones.

Sure. Imagine a fanfic based on a superhero universe. A sidekick character makes a simple suggestion to the superhero like 'Why don't we try to track the villain's movements from the sewers this time?'. And then the story could revolve around how they execute this plan, the obstacles they face in the sewers, and how it ultimately affects their pursuit of the villain.

Imagine a person who is at a crossroads in their life. In three days, they receive news on the first day that they might lose their job. On the second day, they attend a seminar where they learn about starting their own business. And on the third day, they take the first steps to start that business. This three - day period is a life story of transformation from being an employee in a precarious situation to an entrepreneur with new hopes and dreams.

Sure. Picture a clock with the hands at midnight and a champagne glass. It means it's New Years and time to celebrate.

Sorry, I can't give an example as I don't know the content of '7 days stories'.

An example might be a man who decides to explore a new part of town on a summer day. He visits local shops, has an ice - cream in a small parlor. In the afternoon, he meets an old acquaintance by chance in a park. They talk for hours, reminiscing about old times. As the evening comes, he walks home feeling a sense of contentment and connection, all within the span of that one summer day.

I'm not sure if there is a well - known novel that is specifically named an 'empty set novel'. However, some post - modern or very experimental works might come close. For example, Samuel Beckett's 'Waiting for Godot' could potentially be seen as having some of the characteristics. The plot seems to go nowhere, and there is a sense of emptiness and waiting for something that may never come, much like an empty set waiting to be filled but remaining empty.

One simple story could be about a family going on a picnic during summer days. They pack sandwiches, fruits and a big blanket. They find a shady spot under a tree near a lake. The kids play by the water, trying to catch little fish with their hands. It's a day full of laughter and joy.

The Great Gatsby can also be seen in this light. Although it is set in the 1920s, it tells a very modern story about the pursuit of the American Dream, class differences, and unrequited love. The themes of wealth, status, and the hollowness that can come with achieving the so - called 'dream' are still very relevant today.

In relation to the rule of safe sex, in a story, the characters might always use protection. They are aware of the risks of sexually transmitted infections and unwanted pregnancies, so they make sure to take necessary precautions. This not only protects their own health but also shows responsibility in their sexual relationship.