If Only They All Knew the Train_Summer Loving_THE DEEP BLUE SEA_Making a move
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If Only They All Knew the Train
Life is always on the go; I get no breaks, no stops, no rest. I am essential, and without me, there would be no subway system. In a sense, I do take much pride in being the backbone of New York City transportation. New technological advancements made it possible for me, the train, to operate independently without a conductor. One of the more interesting parts of my job is listening to people (not with your ears, human). Whenever somebody enters one of my cars, I know their emotional state. I can prove it to you: a teen girl entered, and her boyfriend broke up with her about an hour ago. She's ...
Summer Loving
A note to the reader: This is a love story. Specifically, it’s about two people falling in love for the very first time. But it’s also a story that I hope opens the conversation surrounding consent and intimacy for our youths. Please be advised that the final scene of this story contains content surrounding that conversation. “Oh grow up,” Amelia scoffs at my big, black, puppy eyes staring at you and your best friend, Jacob. The two of you are known as Jacob and Carson, the two youngest black belts in the history of the Studio. Your names are always listed in that order because he was your bla...
THE DEEP BLUE SEA
THE DEEP BLUE SEAZuri watched the deep blue sea intensely, the sun cast its reflection on the water that danced to the rhythm of the small waves. She sat on a hammock in the garden, which was tightly knotted between two big pine trees in their beach house, serving as a perfect shadow and a relaxation spot. She sipped her juice lost in thoughts. The small waves obeyed the direction of the wind, creating a wonderful breeze needed for a hot and humid climate. There was a fish-like smell wafting in the air from the windwww.onedoor.cc and the breeze garnish coming from the sea.It was so hot as if the sun had the...
Making a move
Making a move Diane stood on the lip of the cliff. This is it, she thought, there’s no going back now, her mind closed to her surroundings and focused on her next move. Taking a deep breath she tipped her body forward and allowed herself to topple slowly over the edge.Diane’s family had just moved to a remote mine in outback Australia. Her father had been offered an executive position with the large mining company and her whole world had turned upside down. At thirteen years, she’d made long term friends, had niches in her favoured sport and hobbies, a part time job at Kentucky Fried and good ...