Love

Communications Breakdown
I was frightened of skipping class but today I could see there wasn't anything else for it. "Come on, we'd better get after her," I said to my friend. "PE's going to have to wait!"
By Doc Sherwood3 years ago in Fiction
Miracle’s Curse
Mari swallowed a yawn, hiding her mouth behind a fist. She had been reading for hours. Not that the books weren't interesting—not at all—but she hadn't done much else. Leon was skimming through the next book on her list, making sure it was important enough to spend time on, while he paced the room, twirling his triton in his hand absentmindedly.
By Victoria Cage3 years ago in Fiction
Planet Tetro ~ Page 16
Luckily the map never got wet. I had it in one of my delivery containers. As I explained before, it is waterproof. I placed the map in one of them because it was the safest place to be in case of danger. I walked and guided with the map as my friends kept watch. After what we'd been through, our group was on guard. Bulls Eye trailed from the back with his bow, piercing the trees and Skys with a sinister intent from his sharp eyes. John led the way as I guided him with the map. He would also shower the landscape and sky with ill intent. I chuckled and thought to myself. I'm starting to love this new team of mine.
By Terrence3 years ago in Fiction
Rebecca is Back
Comically, that bum-scratching left-handed student's little sister had borrowed her light brown plaid skirt, so that when I first saw her in the shop I thought for a second it was her!
By Doc Sherwood3 years ago in Fiction
Waiting
I was always the one left waiting. It has always been like that. With my jobs, my family, my friends... I had hoped with you I finally wouldn't have to.
By A. Nguyen3 years ago in Fiction
Martin Meets Someone
It was a very hot summer’s day. Martin had been in his backyard, building a new hive for his B’s. Soon after he came inside for a drink, there was a knock on the door.
By Andrew Peck3 years ago in Fiction
The Thoughtless Believer
“You shouldn’t believe everything you read” Came a mysterious voice that echoed over the crescendo of sounds emanating from the tramway. A tall man with dark hair and vibrant eyes that echoed the forest of Inasa.
By Cameron Hegler3 years ago in Fiction
Miss 'Why Are' Micro Marriage Chronicles
282 Words The Domesticated Tease Everything seemed perfect, one early December Friday night, football season was over, and cheerleader Miss ‘Why Are’ enjoyed freedom with the house all to herself and she was committed to making the most of the opportunity.
By Marc OBrien3 years ago in Fiction
Talea has new stickers
Talea has new stickers from her birthday from Timothy. She was sitting in class; Miss. Jess asked everyone to complete Math’s homework. Talea finished her homework, and she has free time. She was making a card for Miss. Jess for teachers' day. Talea sticks red and orange hearted stickers on her purple piece of paper, she fold the paper so it looked like a card. Then Miss. Jess smelled something like strawberries and raspberries, so she asked everyone ‘Attention everyone, if you have food please come over to my desk,’ then everyone surrounded Talea.
By Syeda Tamseel Fatima3 years ago in Fiction
The Reckoning
Happy birthday to you Happy birthday to you, Happy birthday dear Violet Happy birthday to youuuuuu! Violet stared blankly at the white cake in front of her. Nineteen candles flickered festively. She barely heard the singing behind her.
By Misty Rae3 years ago in Fiction
Time Over and Again, Final Chapter
To start from the first chapter, click here. To read the previous chapter, click here. Len sat shaking in the empty field, with nothing and no one around to distract him away from himself any longer. His eyes filled with tears and he wiped them away only for them to fill again. Again and again and again and again. None of them would bring him back.
By Tanner Linares3 years ago in Fiction
Feelings and Thoughts A Chronical of Time and Space.
Receiving the green card through the mail for my husband I didn't tell him anything he knew nothing of what I did. I got a week off work working hard for what I want. I paid my rent three months in advance so I had nothing to worry about. I told him a fib to surprise him.
By Emily Curry (Rising Phoenix)3 years ago in Fiction