What does it mean to'submit to one story'?

It could mean submitting a story that is related to a 60 - day period. Maybe it's for a writing project where you are required to write about your experiences, adventures, or any events that took place over 60 days and then submit it.

It could mean that within a lifetime, there is a 60 - day period during which you are invited to submit your story. Maybe it's for a project, a competition, or a community event. They are likely looking for personal experiences, achievements, or perhaps just interesting tales.

A Bumble success story could be about finding a great relationship or making a good friend on the app. To submit it, usually you can look for a feedback or share your story section in the app. Maybe there are some specific forms to fill out with details like how you met, what made it special, etc.

This could potentially refer to a very concerning and unethical situation where a wife is given drugs against her will in order to force her to submit or tell certain stories. It might be related to abuse or coercion within a relationship or some sort of illegal activity.

If Harry Potter is forced to submit fanfiction, it could imply a lot of things. Firstly, it's not something that would occur in the original books. It might be a part of a 'what - if' scenario in a fanfic where, say, a new villain emerges who has a strange obsession with fan - created works about Harry. This villain then uses some form of magic or coercion to make Harry submit his fanfiction. It could also be a metaphorical situation in a very creative fanfic where the idea of 'fanfiction' represents something else that Harry is forced to give up or present, like his secrets or his unique experiences in a different form.

'Tell no one story' might imply that there is a story which, for various reasons such as protecting someone's reputation or avoiding unnecessary drama, should remain unspoken. It could be a story that involves some sort of hidden truth or a situation that could cause harm if spread around. For example, if it's a story about a family member's past mistake that they've long since regretted and moved on from, telling it could reopen old wounds and cause family strife. So, it's best to keep it to oneself.

I'm not entirely sure. It could be a misspelling of 'the right one story'. If so, it might refer to the correct or most suitable story. But as it is, 'write' here seems a bit odd.

The tone of a story is basically the overall mood or feeling it gives off. It can be serious, funny, mysterious, or any other kind of emotional flavor.

A one-story house simply means a house that has only one floor. It's a straightforward concept.

A one-shot story is a single, standalone story that doesn't have sequels or follow-ups. It's complete in itself.