A Certain Magical Quality_Wash, rinse, repeat_House Ghost_Magic I Never Expected.
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A Certain Magical Quality
Plastic bag handles pulled taut against my fingers as I lugged the grocery bags upstairs. My insistence on doing it all in one trip and carrying as many as I could on my own had gotten the best of me. My girlfriend, on the other hand, effortlessly levitated the other eight in the air around her as she trailed behind me, a smirk on her lips.“Sure you don’t want me to take those?” Faye asked. “Your fingers look like they’re gonna fall off, babe.”“Are you questioning my abilities?”“Nooo, not at all. I’m questioning the sturdiness of your hands.”I felt the pressure on my fingers lighten, and yanke...
Wash, rinse, repeat
Recently she had been going to sleep to white noise, to be more specific to the sound of an oscillating fan video on YouTube. In the summer months, she would just leave her fan on overnight, but in winter it seemed frivolous to her to sleep under a duvet and have a fan on. Her mother had always told her that if she slept with a fan on she would get sick, so four hours of oscillating fan sound was the key to getting to sleep on time. The only issue was getting up on time. She had overslept so many times, she’d had to set a cascading series of alarms to ensure that she woke up close to when shewww.onedoor.cc ...
House Ghost
I groaned, turning on my heel and venturing back into my house. "Where'd you hide the key this time, Henry?" Out of the corner of my eye, a bluish, blurry figure in the mirror smiled and replied, "Somewhere." Another dissatisfied groan escaped my lips, and I started checking all the usual places Henry liked to hide my keys. Under the northeast corner of the couch? Nope. Water tank of the upstairs toilet? Nada. In the air return by the stove? Not there, either. I cursed Henry's name. "Henry, unlike you, I need to get to work!" Henry snickered from the stairs, and I could hear his footsteps f...
Magic I Never Expected.
I was halfway off the bed and halfway on the floor dying of boredom. I groaned and slid further off the bed wondering what on Earth there was to do. "Hello, dearie." Nana smiled, peaking in through the door. "I'm going to the store, you want something while I'm out?" "Unless the store holds the key to beating boredom on sale, then there's nothing." I groaned."I'll look but there's no guarantee, would a candy bar be a good replacement?" I grinned at her, "Yeah that will do. Love you, Nana."She turned around and headed out before turning back to me, "If you're so bored, do you think you could go...