The Sea and Stars_What the Iphone happened._Transmat Effect_Maid service
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The Sea and Stars
My head breaks through the surface in a terrific splash, sending droplets of water harmlessly to the waves never to been seen again. I take a deep, thankful inhalation of breath, feeling my chest expand despite the pressure of the water around me pushing back. The air is salty and the sun is bright, but I don’t notice at first. I am just happy to be alive.I trudge my way back to land after what feels like hours. The wet sand feels more like an expensive mattress in a darkened bedroom rather than a beach under a relentless sun. I fall asleep with the waves still rushing toward me, blanketing m...
What the Iphone happened.
I am in the future, and I have been for three years. Every day seems like it repeats ever since I have been here the first day just replays all day every day. I have a device it is to travel back home. Back to be with my family, back to where they have newspaper back when we were I know it sounds funny, but to when we were wewww.onedoor.ccaring masks because of Corona Virus. I have never intended on using it, but today is my daughter’s 18th birthday it’s a big milestone. I want to be there to celebrate with her. Suddenly I hear a knock on the door, so I do what every good person does I turn off the lights ...
Transmat Effect
The moment you step onto the transmat pad, the screen flashes text that lasts for a second: Transmat side effects may include—You remember the fine print of the waiver you signed. You know the side effects by heart. Dizziness, nausea, disorientation, tightness of skin, a feeling of hopelessness, euphoria, existential crises, discombobulation, reconstruction errors, fatigue, diarrhea, infertility, hypervigilance, distorted visual perception, seizures, and severe psychosis. Additionally, a minor variation of molecules is to be expected. The development team required you to memorize them, to make...
Maid service
I just came back home from a tiresome day's work at the office, ending one fully packed week. Worn out and feeling like a total wreck.I showered and took a seat by the window, cuddling my cat for some sheer energy while waiting for my Esther to prepare dinner.My phone rings interrupting my meal, It’s a message from my partner Zoe notifying me to examine the files she sent me earlier about a case related to the one I’m working on.I passionately kissed Milo and hugged her one more time, gently letting her know that she encouraged me to recover; she enjoys it.Then, I instantly started looking thr...