Raphael Fontenelle
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Horror movie fan trying to write decent horror.
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Midnight Dancing
Every night at midnight, the purple clouds came out to dance with the blushing sky. I can't remember a time where this hadn't happened. Or can imagine a night where it didn't. But my Da said he vaguely remembered a time where it hadn't. He said he could somewhat recall a night where it hadn't. Though the memory was pretty hazy as he was a little child when it started. And he couldn't entirely place when it had started to be like this.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
Things That Have Been Witnessed
If walls could talk, we could tell you about so many things. All the things we have seen in our years of existence. Like me, I have seen so much from this man. This strange guy who has been here for at least six years. He comes in here for a few times out of the month.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
Who's The Prey Now?
Rayne had been on the island for two days now. Things had been more than he anticipated they would be. The tropical island he'd flown to not that long ago. He had been spending so much time partying. Staying out as late as he wanted. Sleeping really late without anyone get upset with him for once. For once, everything was going how he desired.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
The Terrible Ex
It had been three weeks since Valentino broke up with his ex-girlfriend. Noelle, his ex, had been cheating on him for the past three months. With various guys that he didn't know. And was somewhat glad for this fact. She also had been stealing money from him while doing so. Keeping it pretty secret as she did so. Only finding out about it from the last guy she'd been screwing. Who was somewhat of a good guy, he didn't seem to know she was in a relationship until he saw Val's pics. He felt bad enough to leave him a secret note for him. Putting the thing in his top drawer of his dresser when Elle wasn't in the room.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
It's Beginning to Look Like
The outside world was unknown to her, but she could see a glimpse of it through the window in his room. Cassia couldn't see a lot outside the tiny gap in the curtains. And she wished that she could see more than the tiny bit. From what she could tell, it looked beautiful. There was a ton of snow on the ground.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
Drama-free Christmas
We drove up the snowy, winding road towards the cozy A-frame cabin. It had been so long since we had a proper vacation together. At least for the holidays. Jay and I really needed this time together. With everything going on in the world as well as all the stresses of work. Along with a ton of drama from my side of the family. All of it was a lot to deal with. They kept asking us so many personal questions. So many that we've really had enough about it. They were just annoying stuff like whether or not we're getting married anytime soon, we're not. And we probably never going to be as we don't see it as necessary. If we were ever going to be giving my Mom grandchildren, again probably no. Well, maybe no. As we're still on the fence about that. Since we don't feel ready for that kind of responsibility just yet.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
The Strange Box
Sunshine hadn't expected to be woken up by a drone. Yet, she was. It was around five in the morning. And she woke up to the sound of one arriving at her doorstep. By the time she fully woke up and got her bathrobe on, it was gone. The fact that it came at all had her curious. Just why had it come? Who had sent it? Why did it hover over her front steps for?
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
The Mermaid Exhibit
Every single fish at the Aquarium were Mickey's favorite kind. Each species were very special to him. And he couldn't really pick one that he really admired. Seeing each of them had made him feel so at peace. Mickey was especially fond of the tank of jellyfish. Which was what he was staring at in the moment. A tiny smile forming on his face as he admired them.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
Her New Child
Out of all the things to find in her forest, she never anticipated this. Rowan sat there as she stared down at the little bundle before her. Her golden eyes going wide as she took in the sight before her. A tiny toddler, a human one, was laying on the ground. Wrapped tightly in a soft brown blanket. Their little eyes were closed in a deep sleep. Something that Rowan guessed was a good thing. She carefully leaned over the dreaming child. Her eyes scanned them as she hoped to find something to tell her why this happened. Why there was a child in the woods she lived in.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Fiction
A Letter to my Former Father
Dear The Man I once called Dad, The man that I thought was my father for a good portion of my life. As I suppose you filled the fatherly role in an aspect. But, you never really were my Dad. You were just the man who knocked up my Mom and married her immediately after. Treating her in ways that broke her down mentally and physically. Ways that I probably will never know the depth of or will ever know. A part of me never wanting to look deep into either.
By Raphael Fontenelle3 years ago in Confessions
