Digital discourse, as a new genre, has gained its distinctive features that re-conceptualize both social and linguistic practices in the virtual world of communication. The aim of this paper is to scrutinize the verbal narrative potential underlying the construction of speech events in digital discourse. The main manifestation is the sequence of, at least, three consecutive serial verbs. The compiled corpus consists of 9823 tokens from Facebook status updates in three Egyptian female groups during a six months' time (January-July 2018).The data is collected, filtered, electronically stored and analyzed using aConCorde 0.4.3 (Roberts 2018) and discussed in the light of Pawley's (2011) views. The results shed light on a set of formal and functional features concomitant with conceptual event construction, as an unexplored feature of narrativity in digital discourse; one of them is that language users tend to create 'meaningful chunks' out of linguistic clues.