fantasy
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Revenge part 3
”Raven it is so good to see you again” I am sitting down, legs crossed, mouth watering at this gorgeous man standing in front of me. He used to be all nerdy and have nasty teeth. But now, tall and muscular with very straight teeth that sparkle when the light hits them just right. His hair is jet black, and his arms are so big he probably could throw me across a football field. All I can think of, is how much I want him to pick me up and kiss me.
By Dana Bergstrasser5 years ago in Futurism
Falling Sons (continued)
Previously...Delilah is on the run from Lucifer's bounty party, but while trying to escape Omar was kidnapped by a group of Fallen and held hostage for information on Delilah's whereabouts. In order to keep the rest of them safe, Gus faked their deaths in a mock car accident that almost took his life before Delilah, Gaven, Gus and Tatyana continued on to the safe house. This is how their story continues...
By L. M. Williams5 years ago in Futurism
Short Story
Here's a short story that I wrote for an anthology that unfortunately didn't come to pass. It's a little different than my usual writing as it's a children's story. It was a lot of fun to write though, so maybe it's the start of something new :-) Have a read and see what you think.
By Amy Reardon5 years ago in Futurism
Infinity's Assassin
Grey lead them all up to the door. Pressing on a portion of the wall beside the door, he revealed a panel that contained a number pad and a lens. Grey entered a twenty-five digit number on the pad and leaned forward to place his left eye close to the lens. The grinding sound of multiple heavy bolts sliding came from the other side of the door, only to cease right before the door swung inward. Grey motioned for the other two to enter as he stepped to the side. “Please enter the garden. We will rest a while by the tea house to contemplate before we wash up and enter.”
By Ralph Quisenberry5 years ago in Futurism
Infinity's Assassin
Several nights later, in another part of town, a shadow hung over an alley. A black ceramic blade caressed a pale, slender throat at the dead end of the alley. Just as the flowered fabric was torn from silky flesh, the shadow leaped over the place the man stood. The ceramic knife fell to the ground, shattering, closely followed by the man’s head.
By Ralph Quisenberry5 years ago in Futurism










