The treasure of the forest_The Sun Will Rise_Chasing the Sun_Freedom
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The treasure of the forest
“One more story, please!" Saiwww.onedoor.ccd Anila. "It is past your bed time" says her mother. Anila begs for just one more story, "please!!" "The one about the woodland creatures." "OK then" says Anila's mother. "Once long ago, there was a girl named Leilia. Leilia had never been outside before. Her parents were very strict. She wasn’t allowed to go outside or have any pets. Every day, she wondered what the outside world looked like. One day, she couldn't stand her curiosity anymore, she had to know! The next night, she planned to sneak out. Leilia opened the window and jumped out. Luckly, her house only ...
The Sun Will Rise
I pull back the cool bed sheets and climb out of bed. My feet sink into the carpet and the floor creaks under every step but the fear of waking my parents is drowned out by the relaxed and calm atmosphere. The light breeze whispers through my window and my curtains flutter to a song only they used to know. Now, my mind recognizes the song too and it dances along, never stopping to take a breath.It took me a long time to find the right definition for the word peace. Only now, after years of unconscious searching, have I found it. Sitting down on the reading ledge next to my window, I pull my f...
Chasing the Sun
The grandson was looking out of the window, down at the woods that ran through his wildest imaginations."Hey!" a voice shouts from behind him.He turns to see his grandpa standing in the doorway."What are you doing up this late at night?" Grandpa questioned."I can't fall asleep, can you tell me a story?" the grandson asked.“There once was a great shining knight…” Grandpa started before being interrupted by his grandson.“I’ve already heard this story before, can you tell a different one this time, Grandpa?” the grandson pleaded with beading eyes. “Alright,” Grandpa said before putting down the ...
Freedom
A dark-haired girl gave me an apologetic glance, murmuring a quiet "good luck" before grabbing one of the keys and disappearing through one of the doors.I heard a clink and looked down to the hard, stone floor. The key she dropped lay there.Nobody was there anymore.Except me.I looked up again, and the door banged shut, showering dust onto me.They had all made their decisions quickly, without any hesitation, whereas I was still standing there, after nearly an hour of hesitating.Blue or red? I looked at them and studied them carefully, trying to ignore the fact that I was alone. I had always bee...