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A Kitty Cat
A KITTY CAT MY NARRATIVE: I have created 3 stories that express what it's like to own a cat. It's the animal that I would choose if I chose to own a pet.
By Shahidah Ahmad5 years ago in Criminal
Dangerous Liaisons
The room buzzed quietly with the low humming of various conversations and the gentle classical piece that poured through the speakers. She looked me up and down when I was first seated, and hadn’t taken her eyes off of me since. Polite exchanges ensued, though I thought I detected a hint of nervousness in her body language. A million guesses as to why she would be nervous coursed through my veins, ignoring my own pit of nerves I felt in my stomach.
By Kay James5 years ago in Criminal
MISSION D- CHAPTER TEN
INTRODUCTION Hey guys, the author blogger again. WASSSSSSSSUP !!!!!!!!Right down below is chapter ten of my book and if you haven't read my chapter nine yet please, please click here.
By The Author Blogger5 years ago in Criminal
Hidden First Date
As I sit at the bar and sip my second glass of Merlot; Duckhorn Three Palms Merlot, an exquisite wine for my exquisite taste, I patiently wait for him to enter the bar.
By Kayleigh Taylor5 years ago in Criminal
Flower-scented kidnapping.
Hi, there beautiful soul. Before we are jumping to the short story I came up with, I would like to introduce myself. I am new here and this one is my first post ever.
By Alice5 years ago in Criminal
What's your secret?
The “Aw -full Hotel” lives up to its name. Once called the “Awe-full”, the “e” dropped years ago along with the hotel’s high-ranking reputation and hygiene standards. Windowsills sprinkled with thick dust like a dead man’s ashes are tinted orange by the cracked, mud-brown glass. Walls once a dazzling white now drip mouldy green sludge on to damp carpets so stained that the original colour is impossible to identify. Employees, including me, only working in this dirty dump of a hotel because we have nowhere else to go. Shackled here by bad luck and circumstance, awaiting the day we can afford to leave. Until then I’m stuck here with my slave’s wages and my stupid, irritating, cruel Manager with his dodgy hair piece, yellow teeth and breath rancid from years of chain-smoking cheap cigars.
By Oby5 years ago in Criminal
Joseph
The fire was burning and the room was hot. The snowfall could be seen from the window, thick flakes covering the already white ground. A man was sitting on the rocking chair in front of the fireplace and holding an old manuscript, reading about the history of the ancients. Behind him, a shadow figure made him aware of his presence.
By Craciun Andrei5 years ago in Criminal
Screwed
Dread filled her the minute she entered the house through the kitchen door. Was he still in here? Dinah hadn’t even properly moved in yet, but the kitchen was done; a simple wooden table and four chairs, a cheap coffee maker, a few mismatched dishes, pots and pans. Everything in its place.
By Paula Shablo5 years ago in Criminal
The Time I Raced A cop. "Didn't end well"
It was a good day, a really good day. You can never trust a good day, something always happens at the end to give it a bang, something like the 4th of July.
By Gareth Mugisa5 years ago in Criminal
The Merlot Wins Everytime
I'd recently been told that my writing was very graphic, precise & articulate, well that was news to me as I'd always assumed I had terrible writing & spelling well that was according to every teacher whom ever had the privilege of being my tutor, I absolutely hated school it was either to boring uninteresting repetitive or all of the above at once. It didn't help that my mother use to belt me every time I miss read or spelled a word wrong, I'm not sure what was worse the belting or going to school they both were equally terrifying & just as unhealthy, so as I got older so did my desire to become someone that know one would mess with or even consider me a threat till it was to late for them or anyone who got in my way, but while doing what I enjoyed so much I wanted to be payed exceptionally well for my profession.
By Roberta Russell5 years ago in Criminal
MISSION D- CHAPTER NINE
INTRODUCTION Hey guys, the author blogger again. So, how's it going? Right down below is chapter nine of my book and if you haven't read my chapter eight yet please, please click here.
By The Author Blogger5 years ago in Criminal
Ein Morgen in Berlin
You rise to kill André. Pack a Luger heat tucked in your thick belt. In leather armor, straddle your Triumph motorbike with spit shined horsepower. Yesterday you caressed that motorbike thinking of what you have to do, you took the muck off the chrome and off your wheels deep groove to not leave tracks behind.
By Francisco Ibanez-Carrasco5 years ago in Criminal