The Sleepers_Towards the South_The Turning of the Wheel_The Marrows
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The Sleepers
I’m not supposed to be working the nightshift, but Llwyd missed his wife’s birthday last month, after the coraniaid incident, which meant we were all pulling doubles, and he had been in the dog house ever since. I agreed to cover his evening shift, so that he could creep home for Valentine’s Day with a cheap bunch of flowers and an even cheaper box of chocolates and try to win back some brownie points, even though Management (the type with the capital M) were very clear that shift swapping of any kind was not permitted. But the AFCU is always dead, no pun intended, on a midweek evening in Febr...
Towards the South
I robbed a bank today. It wasn't my first time. Nor wasn't my second. I lost count after hundred. Robbing and stealing was something I was good at. Or it was something I had to be good at. After staying on the streets for half of my life, eating the leftovers and praying for death every night before sleeping, I had to be good at stealing. It was the way of surviving and I do not have to struggle to live everyday. Taking out a bottle of water from the fridge I took a sip and then moved towards removing my lenses.Green eyes or more specially green pretense.I had only taken out www.onedoor.ccmy left eye lens w...
The Turning of the Wheel
Dance stood there, mouth hanging open. He stared at the grey-faced old man who had delivered the verdict, attempting to form words out of the maelstrom of confusion, hurt, and disbelief in his head.“But, I am…” he faltered, not sure how to proceed. If he was to claim he had been the best in the trials, he would sound arrogant on the one hand while insulting to the other applicants on the other. Even though it was true.The maester finished for him. “The best in your level.”“Yes!” Dance’s breath gusted out in relief at not having to say it himself.“And yet you have been rejected from the acadami...
The Marrows
“Ready?” Nathan asked his wife. Dawn nodded with a smile and the two walked to the car. Her small baby bump showed even in her thick winter coat. A light snow began to fall from the dark sky as he entered the car. “I’m excited to meet your family,” Dawn said, putting on her seatbelt.“Oh really?” Nathan began to back out of the driveway and the reality of going back home hit him.“Yeah, really. I think it’s odd I’ve only heard about them, but never met any. Well, except the time George showed up drunk on our doorstep.” Dawn laughed.“Right,” Nathan joined. “Not sure how he found our address.”Nat...