Magenta_Barnyard Shadows_The Truth Unspoken_Uproar
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Magenta
It is a flurry of lights, and they drown out the sky. Whichever way I look, it is another sensual overload.There are children playing in water fountains and screeching at game shops, and the thick evening air carries the sound through and above the street. At the bars, open or closed but with doors and windows flung open, adults, young and new, and older, clang their glasses together and chat up a mile a minute.And they call children chatty!The entertainment is stunning too, in the most literal sense. It is a beehive, and an ant colony, a cactus that I am not a part of but trapped in noneth...
Barnyard Shadows
By: Danie Reynolds Barnyard ShadowsThe chickens were clucking, loudly. They were scattering around the small pebbles that were spread across the gravel driveway, waiting for their breakfast. Parker sat up in bed, rubbing the sleep from her eyes. Another day. Another day of feeding the animals, weeding the garden, stacking the hay bales. Another day ofwww.onedoor.cc fear that someone would find out. She almost lay back down at the thought.But then she shot up again, a wide grin spreading across her face. “Today’s the day,” She said. “Today’s the day.” She leapt from the bed, blankets flying off it, and ran ...
The Truth Unspoken
In the Kingdom of Cazoo, nothing was fair and there was no justice. Merchants from other places would come here to sell illegal things and exorbitant stuff that would only cost a few dimes and nickels in other places. The priests would trick devoted people to donate a lot of money for the Church, but that money was never actually used for the expenditure on the repairs of the Church. Rich arrogant guys would convince pretty innocent gals to come with them, only to have sex and then dumping those gals. And those cases were not even a quarter of how many cases that happened in this kingdom.As ...
Uproar
“Escaping the city is impossible.” Sara lifts Kelley’s large suitcase out of the trunk, the garage door closes and locks. “People at the barricades blocking the streets and highways are streaming online, others are streaming at the airports, train stations and bus depot.”Kelley nods. Her smaller suitcase feels like it weighs forty pounds. She struggles to extract it from the trunk before grabbing her carryon bag. They didn’t feel this heavy when Kelley left the hotel, exhausted, spent, and relieved. Kelley said a word of thanks to the person who suggested putting wheels on suitcases and close...