Jessica A. Fox
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"Spam for Shortage"
The story begins in the air cadet's gym of a small city. The daughter of a powerful air medical delivery man has always dreamed of his child serving in the war, and little did they know a different type of war was about to happen. The young lady's name is Jenna; she is 16 years old and is about to receive her pivots license for free from the cadets, as she pledged to remain in the forces. She trains hard and puts in long hours. She quickly becomes the leader of her group and has been honored with many colors; Upon arrival to the forces, she was given a number and told to remember it for her entire stay because, at this point, they're all numbers (6320). Jenna grew confused and asked what that meant. The male sergeant with a blank face said, "stand in line," and walked away. The groups are all divided, and they're all informed they'll fly to different countries worldwide as they're experiencing a severe shortage in the food industry. Crops are not growing the same because of pollution, and the animal population has decreased drastically because of the human population hunting for food and entertainment.
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Fiction
A.A Reunion
The story starts in a small reception hall filled with different individuals of all cultures and gender; essential to mention because many have formed groups within the crowd and respond differently to the information provided due to the culture’s overall belief system. Many of the women keep away from the men because most in the crowd are victims of rape. However, two people are about to change the overall dynamics. In the front of the room is a former AA member Sarah who has been sober for two years and had her first glass of wine three days ago at a reunion. In her terms, the young lady’s family castrated her, saying she would never change; heartbroken, she was getting ready to relapse but instead remained outside the liquor store and eventually returned home. She shares with the group and adds she felt saddened that she could not share this enormous breakthrough with her family and friends because of the glass of wine. The crowd cheered for her, and some even came to provide her with a hug. Sarah begins to cry and says thank you. The coordinator of the program smiles and says, “I believe you have something to share for us?” Sarah wipes her tears and says, “yes, I wrote a poem called the past is only part of me. I used the poetry to help me overcome my emotions and felt this would be something the group could benefit from hearing and possibly applying themselves in their recoveries.” The crowd starts to cheer, and someone in the crowd says, “get it, girl.” Sarah takes the mic and begins to pace in the front of the room and says, after taking a deep breath:
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Confessions
"Demise to a bully lies into Suicide"
He had everything, and she had little to nothing; not the most beautiful girl, but he made her feel like something. He remembers little to no money, and she was the only one to acknowledge him before he had all that. Fatty, the fat man, is what they would say, but what happens to fat man when he got money, aye? He went ghost as many did to him; built himself up worldwide, so let’s attack him. He became a king; he made it happen big. She was his queen, always left her feeling supreme. He loved her in a $20 dress, as he did in the most expensive; it’s blessed. He remembers every day, each time she would say, you can have better my bae. But better towards what? A girl who did not want him when his pockets weren’t the size of his butt. Said he respects her and her goals to step it up; ready to pay for her business, and she refused; what’s up? He wanted her, unconditional love, all true, nothing above. He tried to ring her, but she didn’t bite, she felt it was early, so they started to fight, hurt right, hurt right? Because it was her, to him it didn’t feel right. Promised on all he had, he loved her, said nothing more beautiful than someone who doesn’t want his money; nothing and no one like her. But what happens when the money becomes his way to impress?
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Education
"We can do it"
The story begins in the small city of Bling; Bling has a population of 5,000 people, and it is miles away from the capital. Many in the town refer to this country as the hunger games; no one in the city of Bling can enter the capital if they do not have the financials or the ability to assist the wealthy in their gains. Jonicia's mom Jenna dreamed of going to the capital since she was a child. It becomes a reality with her child's birth and successful life cycle, regardless of the relationship between both parents. What are life cycles, you must be asking? It is the nine stages taken towards living within the norms of society: this tool allows professionals to explore the successful integration of their clientele. The life cycle is essential to share, as it highlights how one can derail but return to the tracks when willpower is present.
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Families
Greenlight to Sucess
The story begins in an audio and film production course: Janelle presents her love for film and acting. Since the age of five years old, she has been performing for her parents’ songs she enjoys and putting on plays while dressing up. Janelle’s parents realized she loved performing; many times, Janelle would drive her parents up the wall, as some would say; however, they would still watch. Eventually, five-year-old Janelle took a love for drawing but kept her performance personality. How? If she draws, you must be asking. Janelle is a girl that has never lived within the norms of society. During serious or unserious moments, Janelle is always acting, trying to bring humor. Sadly, this type of behavior comes with consequences, as Janelle did not understand the importance of time and place. As a result, Janelle was categorized as a youth in difficulty and worked with many professionals.
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Fiction
The Raging Dream
The story starts in a phycologist’s office: John has been getting anxious over a dream he has been having for the past few days. John expresses that each time he falls asleep, a raging bull is running towards him. He says his entire dream involves him running away. The moment the bull catches up to him, we would wake up. He continues to add; he would wake up because the person he idolizes the most in the world would appear in front of him and scream, “wake up.” The phycologist asked him if anything occurred leading up to the dreams. John had expressed he has been under a lot of stress, and the only time he would relax is when he would sleep or his idol was doing something new. The phycologist says, “So you found something that allows you to take time for yourself, that’s good. Do you think that can help you overcome your stressors?” John smiles and says, “Yes, but at the same time, no. I am busy reading many scripts while working full time to provide for myself and my parents, who lost all their savings due to damages caused by a tornado to their home. I mentioned I took time for myself when my idol was doing something new; I did not mention, many times, I would seek that Zen when my stressors are at their peak. Still, when I return to reality, I guess you can say the raging bull returns.”
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Fiction
Mixed Queen world
For the longest time, Aisha knew she was not an average girl. She loves with her heart on her sleeve and has a strong passion for everything she does; she calls herself the human Marigold flower. Even during her lowest, Aisha believed she was beautiful; what about those in society that do not have the willpower to overcome the adversity of racism? So, Aisha decided to create a personal journal to discuss the overall pain she had to face as a mixed child and teenager. Many individuals confused her for a culture she was not part of, but Aisha did not mind, as she said it made her feel more diverse because of it. Therefore she strongly wanted to believe we’re living in a world where one’s skin color, hair, and culture do not affect who the person is, but this is sadly not our reality.
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Fiction
She's a shark
The story begins on the docks of the beautiful Atlantic. A shark attack occurred for the first time in 20 years. By the time the coast guards could get involved, the head and torso of the young man only remained. One of the two coast guards jumped in the water to remove the remains. As the guard got ready to enter the boat, a shark was approaching quickly. The guard on the boat instantly shot the shark with an arrow. The shark was no longer moving, and his fin began to disappear into the water. As the guard in the water goes back on the boat, he says, “Oh boy, we better fish that shark out and get those headache pills ready, you know Mary going to have something to say.” The other guard laughs and replies, “Nets already ready, don’t need to say her name twice. We had no choice. She cannot say anything.” Once the shark was on board, they headed to shore, where Mary was already waiting.
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Earth
The brown box
The story starts in a publishing office located in New York City. Jason is an author who dreams of getting his book he has been writing for seven years published by the same company he works for as a janitor. Every lunch, he attempts to speak with his boss, who oversees signing off on all stories before they are published. Jason was disregarded and told to return the following day for two weeks. Then, on the third week, while Jason attempted again, a delivery man entered the office with a suspicious package wrapped in brown paper: Why suspicious? Once opened, within the package, was another package that held a letter that read:
By Jessica A. Fox4 years ago in Fiction
Wilson The Success
Wilson, born January 1st, in a presidential suite at his father’s promotion party, would say blessings are more than a reality if you believe. Picture a room full of board directors and accountants, dining, drinking, and talking of how their futures are only going up from here; it’s a UFC fight night type of party. Jonica, who is Wilson’s mother, is by the bar with John, his father. Jonica is verbalizing how proud she is of him, and as he says thank you, Jonica’s water breaks. Now here is where it gets interesting; they didn’t even know they were expecting. As the two watched each other, someone in the party scream, “OMFG, she having a baby, call 9 11” John and Jonica are still eyeing each other, and no words are shared amongst one another until the ambulance arrives.
By Jessica A. Fox5 years ago in Families
