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The Tale of Wendy McAllister
There was no place like the Grenton Drive-In Movie Plex. The older people joked about how the local teenagers hung out at the diners and bowling alleys, but their assumptions couldn’t have been further from the truth. While the adults and little ones were fast asleep by ten, the town's youth were just getting started. They would arrive around eight-thirty, just so they could get their hands on fizzy drinks, salty snacks, and greasy foods. Once the theater closed at midnight (one o'clock on weekends), some would either head back home while others stayed up late to cause mischief and trouble.If ...
His God is the Sun
AUTHORS NOTE: CONTAINS SUBSTANCE ABUSE AND CONTENT OF A SEXUAL NATUREHis God is the Sun Stage 1 Sensitisation – Contact with AllergenIt was a turbulent Thursday night when he first met the sun. A temperate night on all accounts but his own (a cold disaster of a night for him personally). The sun was staring at the moon, and he was staring at the floor, fuelled by schnapps and cocaine. On his knees, the content of hiswww.onedoor.cc night laid bare on the ground of a parking lot, like a night-market witchdoctor spreading her bones, beads and memorabilia on her animal skin, in an attempt to sell the future to ...
The train to a new life
"You are going to miss your train, man. hurry up" screamed the father as he dragged his son through the crowded railway station swimming through the sea of humanity towards platform No. 1、 The son, a teenager scared and confused tried his best to keep his head above the smothering crowd while at the same time clinging tightly to the satchel that contained the admission letter and the train ticket to his new boarding school. There were so many thoughts whizzing across his mind, his home, his friends and family, his old school, the thoughts that would take over his consciousness over and over ag...
Sacrifice
Princess Vennesa Von Bryne, the third daughter of king Gargantua Von Bryne and the only one still to be wed off was at her breaking point. She didn’t mind being a political item for the sake of her kingdom and the people; she’d already braced herself years ago, believing it was fate. But Vennesa’s horrors came alive when her marriage partner was decided. Instead of some prince of a faraway land, she was forced to be engaged to Jack Burrow, a leader of the Burrow tribe- the tribe of killers. Before the fated day she tried her best to convince the king. “But father-“ Vennesa had protested. She’d...