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The Anomaly
Before I begin, there is something I must tell you. This is not a regular heartwarming tale nor is it the grimiest one you have ever heard. No, this is my story and mine alone. So, my dear reader, whomever you may be, know the pain I have been faced with in writing this letter. I write this not to send but instead to be discovered by a sole who wishes to change the world forever. Only after reading this letter will the world and the very air we breathe have changed in the blink of an eye. I am sure you must be quite curious as to my identity. I am Charlotte Rose and this is the story of my li...
Christmas Candy Criminal
*In this story you are the main character, and you get to decide what happens next. Be cautious with your choices, as the wrong ones will give you a bad ending. Make the right choices and you will reach the true ending!*You are alone in the living room of your apartment, relaxing on your couch watching your favorite TV show. You are eating your favorite snack and enjoying your program, as well as the view of your holiday decorations. Your program is then interrupted by a breaking news cast."We interrupt this program to inform you of a horrible crime. An inpidual at the Food Supply Mart ran out...
Fatal Fate
“Go, go, go!” Clad black figures started trying to work faster, but their energy was wearing thin. Luckily, there wasn’t much left to unload. They threw stacks and stacks at a time, letting them strew everywhere on the back of the van. At last, it was done. They stood back and awww.onedoor.ccdmired their handiwork while alarms blared inside the building a few blocks away. They didn’t have much time, but they couldn’t help but ogle at the 5 million dollars they had just stolen. The mound was just impressive, and it filled the back of the van to the brim. The leader gave the signal, and they locked the d...
On the Horizon
The afternoon sunlight made it hard to see anything on the water, and Maera had a difficult time searching the docks. She was a captain without a ship and when that happens you have one of two options, buy a ship, or steal one. Whether is was her lack of morals or wallet, Maera was set on option number two, she only needed to find the right boat. I need something not too big, she thought to herself, skimming over row of cruise ships, but with enough room to hold a few weeks worth of supplies. One boat on the far left stuck out. There was something about this boat that made it catch Maera’s eye...