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Lunera Viola Academy
"What the Fuck!" Ilyne screamed into the torrential downpour shards of water drenched her maroon curls as she ran through the streets of her small town. Darkened gardens and pristine lawns passed in a blur running down her cheeks, trapped. How could she be so blind?
By S.J. McCollum4 years ago in Fiction
The Continuing Adventures of Draco Moonbeam
The rain beat steadily on the low wooden roof of the tavern. People left even as others came looking for respite from the elements, their soaked coats revealing long travels in the damp weather.
By John Markham4 years ago in Fiction
The Girl in room 307 Pt. 2
Carlie finally made it to Springsdale and with her mom's warm embrace she felt her anxiety subside little by little, the tight band that was around her started to unravel. She finally caught her breath for the first time since the breakup. That night was the first time she really slept, until she started thinking about reality and her future. Sitting in room 307 all alone, with the quietness around her closing in. The thought of people in her small town finding out about the breakup taunted her. Phrases such as "there are plenty of fish in the sea," "you were way better than him anyway," and "being alone is a good thing." All of these words swirled around in her head and made her physically ill. She did not want to hear these words and she wanted to figuratively strangle the next person who said something. Carlie was a different type of girl, instead of wanting to talk about her feelings she kept them in, not forever but just for a while. It was too painful to talk about what happened, or to say the name of her now ex boyfriend. Saying his name felt like a knife stabbing her over and over again. She knew she would finally get to a point where she could say his name without vomiting but right now that point felt like lightyears away.
By Harlie Jo 4 years ago in Fiction
A Drop of Magic
It all began with a single drop. A drop that would change everything in a world where nothing seemed to change. It fell by chance, a mere matter of disregard that let the magic loose. It landed by chance, too. Of all the planets in all of the solar systems in the cosmos it chose this one. Amongst the mass of spiralling life and chaos, star dust, fire and rock it fell to this one planet.
By D. J. Bond4 years ago in Fiction
The Folk of Forever
Her voice snaked over the ground and up the cavern walls before gently wrapping its way around her guest. “You’ve traveled far. I must say that I'm surprised you answered my call. It isn't common for an Unseelie to make the journey to see me unless they think it will be worth their while."
By Hailey Knape4 years ago in Fiction
Chapter 6 - Abelard - A Helping Hand
The day had been a frenetic one. Corrupted energies, Clockworks, Aberrations, nearly losing Buskin to a mechanical whirlpool of blades. They were alive, but barely, and seemingly by luck alone. It had not been their finest hour. Abelard knew, full well, that if it had not been for the selfless heroics of Buskin’s childhood friend Umfrey, and his unstoppable daughter, Busy, they would have perished in that conveyor belt room. Now night found them, bloodied and beaten, hiding in a supply closet. Around them, what passed for stillness within this Clockwork Cosmotorium. Incessant humming. Whirs, Clicks, and a never ending cacophony of maniacal metallic machinery. Even locked away, safely, within their secured room, the surrounding feeling of menace, purposeful menace, was palpable. And it never went away.
By Canyon Cappola (TheNomad)4 years ago in Fiction
Awake - Part I
“There weren’t always dragons in the Valley.” The procession stopped abruptly and the general turned, trotted down a few steps to face her.
By Emm Watkins4 years ago in Fiction
The Yellow Hibiscus Chapter 11
Surreptitiously, I began to X-ray him visually. He wore a collarless clergy-styled cream-colored shirt. The first two buttons were undone, exposing a gold crucifix hanging from a thin, delicate chain. Strands of curled brown hair sprouted on his chiseled pecs. He had removed his blazer hanging on a coat rack by the door.
By Annelise Lords 4 years ago in Fiction
Marilynn
“Rocket, launch!” a little boy shouted, pointing at a very pretty girl. Suddenly, a group of what looked like kindergartens start to run full force at the pretty little girl.
By Alix Fisher4 years ago in Fiction
Untitled Diaries
*Warning: This story contains sensitive topics such as human trafficking and some descriptions and mentions of gore. Read at your own discretion*
By E.B chaos4 years ago in Fiction
Apocalypse: Thirst for Blood
Paco's POV Wednesday, 17:56. The teens had left the park a while ago and were sitting at the bus stop together. Paco could tell Dani was debating telling them something by the way she kept bouncing her leg up and down and looking their way.
By Rahma Abdel Bari4 years ago in Fiction
Dreamwalker
Note: This is chapter ten of my gothic vampire novel titled: The Death of Elvira. To read the previous chapters, checkout my pinned story. Refresh yourself on the content warnings before proceeding.
By Gabriela V. Rivera4 years ago in Fiction