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The final Warning
The universe is a mysterious place and we think we understand it but there's more to it then there seems. I live alone in my small apartment building which people say is haunted but that's just people trying to scare off other people. Things have been strange lately on odd feelings in the building and cold breezes in the middle of summer. I don't believe in ghosts but something is going on. I see weird figures in the hallways. I woke and went to my bathroom and washed my face and looked up to my mirror to see me and yes it was a mirror but I looked older and drained but everything else was the...
Bintor Manor
Bintor Manor Where Heaven and Hell meet A Short StorybyPenny WorshamPenny Worshamnewyearbabe69@gmail.comChapter 1 moving in The Hargrove family was moving into their new mansion. Amelia is standing outside looking up at the house and it gives her an eerie feeling. But dad was a novelist, and he loved the eerie feeling of the manor. He says it will help with his creativity. The manor was quite expansive for only two people. Dana the realtor who he had been dating for over two years now had handpicked it for him. I guess two years in this place wouldn’t hurt me. Since I would be leaving for c...
Healing of Crafts
Brynn sat in the dining room of her small house with loads of fall-colored construction paper littering the length of the table with only a tiny space to do the crafts. Lilith, her friend's daughter, was supposed to be joining her soon wwww.onedoor.cchile her mom went out on one of her monthly flings. A few moments later the doorbell rang and she hurried to answer the door. Cressida was already driving off, leaving them to stand alone on the dark porch. “Come in,” she welcomed and led Lilith into the dining room. “You’ve been busy,” Lilith laughed and sat across from Brynn. “Tell me about it,” Brynn smiled ...
Heaven Sent
Being a firefighter is not an easy job. That too, being a female fire fighter is not a child’s play. One has to face many objections the moment one decides to become a fire fighter, like, don’t joke around Natasha? Are you up to the job? Will you be able to even stay in a fire that long? Isn’t your manicure going to get destroyed? Will you be able to carry people when the situation comes? Won’t you faint out of fear? I have been facing these questions since I was 15 when I had decided to become a fire fighter. I had witnessed a fire in my school and had seen how calmly and perfectly th...