The Hidden Fairy_The Moonlight Dare_The princess and the dragon_A Symphony In Green
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The Hidden Fairy
“Parisa!” Jimmy yelled, running up the hill. The woman who had his attention was sitting at the top of a tree stump. She was wearing a light green shirt made from what appeared to be grass stalks but were probably just fabric, and blue pants more vibrant than the sky. Her arms and legs were crossed, and her face was turned up toward the sun. Once he reached her, panting, she cracked one eye open and looked at him with curiosity. “Yes?” She asked. He sat down in front of her and looked up with eagerness. “The others are coming. We’re ready for the story!” He said eagerly. She sighed and uncross...
The Moonlight Dare
Kiera stared at the three crazed vampires in front of her baring their fangs. The male vampires were both fifteen like she was but, loomed over her like trees. The female vampire was shorter than the boys, but her armor-clad talons more than made up for the difference in height. Kiera nowww.onedoor.ccted the situation she found herself in and chuckled.“Really, Jack? You didn’t tell me you were bringing friends to the party.” Kiera crouched and brought her fists closer to her face. “I would’ve put on my party dress if I had known there was going to be a crowd.”“Just like a human to whine about things being u...
The princess and the dragon
The princess woke one morning to yet another day of royal duties. Two ladies maids came in and swept her out of bed and into her garb for the day. She went along with it only because she had no other choice. It felt like a tornado every morning. The incessant pulling of her hair to get it just right for the court that day. “Which crown my lady?“ One of them asked. “Marie I have told you before to call me by my name please. ” Looking at the crowns that I could choose from a feeling of boredom washed over me not for the first time.“Yes but that is just not proper. You are a princess so I must a...
A Symphony In Green
Symphony in Green The Maestro strode through the woods in the gloaming, leaves flowing behind him like a majestic cape as he called the night creatures in: with his right hand he heralded the bats to cease flitting, with his left he called the owl to alight and close his big round eyes, and with a glance and a whisper he bade the moths and the spiders to go to sleep. The sky took on shades of periwinkle, and then light gray, as Dawn fought to break. He waited for the precise moment and cued birdsong, as the robin chirped, the chickadee whistled; the peacock wailed, inconsolable. He snapped h...