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The Land of Compromise
You were always the one that wanted to go out. You never turned down a call to adventure, no matter the kind, and I was always the one to resist it. The only adventure I wanted was the kind in books. All wrapped up with a neat little bow, and never requiring me to leave my room. I could travel to faraway lands and meet beautiful people with just a few pages, but you never left it at that. You insisted that I needed real adventure, and after some convincing and coaxing, I’d go with.We were just kids. The adventures we went on were laughable to adults. They didn’t see the magic that you saw in ...
First Day
First DayHazel stood outside Danny’s Diner, running her hands down the pretty pale pink uniform and white apron to smooth out the creases. Of course, there were no creases. It was her nerves she was trying to smooth out. She had lived in this small town all her life and she loved it. She always felt safe. Everywww.onedoor.ccone looked out for her, not just her three brothers. But that was also the problem. Everything she did was under scrutiny from everyone, and today was her first day at work. She took a deep breath when a voice came from behind. ‘Everything will be fine once you step inside. We are all ha...
Christians and Kais: An Average Visit From my Introverted Friend
WARNING: Slight Spoiler for a Season 3 Episode of Cobra KaiWhen it comes to being friends, Dusty and I are an interesting match, and it is not because my house is two floors not counting an attic or basement and his is a 4 room apartment. It is also not the fact that he is a localized technophobe, as in he is a technophobe when it comes to technology past the VERY early 2000s. One time for example I actually had to go on Amazon to find him Gamecube controllers because his broke and he under NO CURCUMSTANCES will upgrade the console to even a Wii. Localized though because it only applies to HIS...
Bonds of Bravery
‘Go on, C! You can do it,’ said Olympia. Corey nodded, his courage shining through. He went to the stage of the eleventh grade talent show and began singing, his voice sounding like the angels. The first time anyone had seen his courage to its full extent, heard him sing, been astounded by his voice.One Year Earlier‘You should go up, C!’ Olympia said, thinking she was going to be quieter than she actually was. ‘No, I can’t.’ Corey replied. ‘You’re a great singer!’ ‘Don’t say that too loud. I’m not that great at it, not good enough for a show like this.’ ‘It’s a tenth grade talent show, how har...