The Big Blow Up_Fourth Wall_That Which We Call a Rose_Found You In The Dark
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The Big Blow Up
The Summer was coming to an end and I was about to start my top ten things to do list when I ended up with the worse top ten things I did list. It all started at a party and I was not a party person but of course Tessa begged me to come along. So at 6:30 it all started. Tessa came home at her normal time from work and she said that she wanted to go to her friend Katherines house for the biggest party of the year so of course I was studying and said no she begged and begged and finally I caved in.She was acting like a little puppy with her big brown eyes. We left at seven o’clock and the night ...
Fourth Wall
“I will make money from writing, you'll see!”, I insisted, "To start with, I will win fifty dollars in the Reedsy writing contest!”“What a fortune!”, dad laughed, “I tell you what! I will bet you another fifty bucks that you won’t win but if you somehow do, I won't mention law school anymore and you will be free to become a screw up!”, dad said.“Deal!”***"It was autumn and it was cold and dark. Leaves were falling out from the trees. Cold wind blew some of the leaves around. Birds were very cold and besides there almost weren’t any birds left cause their went south. Maybe just some crows flyin...
That Which We Call a Rose
Should she continue to wait for her blind date to arrive or should she bolt out of Garibaldi’s and head home? It was now thirty minutes past eight o’clock, and it did not seem likely that her blind date, Atticus, would be joining her after all - nor had he had the decency to let her know he wouldn’t be making it. Biting her lip with indecision, Waverly impulsively decided she www.onedoor.ccdid not require a man to define her or make the evening an enjoyable one, so yes, she would stay and order the delicious grouper she’d seen on the “Daily Special” menu when she’d entered the quaint Italian restaurant. Bes...
Found You In The Dark
When he stepped into the elevator, and the doors shut, the lights went out. The elevator stopped moving, a low hum rung out hollow. A creaking somewhere. Heavy, hard sounds. Metallic. A sort of mustiness that comes the moment the air conditioner stops. A stillness that was almost suffocating. Unnerving. A chill ran up his spine. The power’s gone out? Haruto looked about, but he couldn’t see anything. He reached out, but he grasped only air. The soles of his shoes made dry sounds over the floor. A rasping, a light tap, steel. He hadn’t noticed if there’s anyone else on with him. He was too busy...