The Wedding Coordinator_Rite to Entry._ An Unlikely Duo_Choosing Monsters
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The Wedding Coordinator
Dearest Reader, if you are a wedding-coordinator, please be advised that your boss might be withholding a secret inhuman-identity. If you are considering a job as a wedding coordinator, then be aware that “wedding coordinator” is code for “virginal sacrifice.” If you are like me and already aware of this troublesome fact, then my condolences. We are trapped, as the human offerings of a wedding between Gods. I hope your boss wasn’t born from Chaos, like mine. My name is Maggie Adams. I’m nineteen years old, and my life is over. Why you ask? Well, I was living in the mountains of Colorado as a ...
Rite to Entry.
Sally wandered in through the quaint streets of St. Martin, with nothing but her solitary backpack and a couple of books that her great grandmother Orda had left her as a fortune. Part witch and part social outcast, her life had taken her along on many a great journey, and it was in penning down this latest chapter to her story, that she came across the infamous town of St. Martin. Nobody was spared the customary wrath of the town folk, as each sat along on their porches, making a comment or two on the new little girl in town. "Only a bag on her, perhaps a haggard delinquent," pronounced Mrs. ...
An Unlikely Duo
Have you ever wondered what it might be like to meet your reconciliation? They say opposites attract because they strive for you to do better in areas you do not yet excel in, and perhaps that is true. But why does no one express their desire to be with someone who brings you peace of mind once and for all? Does no one want to meet an inpidual who challenges you to receive the closure you have so longed for? And boy did she long for closure. She longed for the day where she could finally release the guilt brought upon her by all the people she let down. She longs for the day where she can let ...
Choosing Monsters
“Tell me a story.”“What?”“www.onedoor.ccTell me a story! Tell me something interesting. I want to hear something interesting.”“Once upon a time… there was a brave little girl.”“Hmm, sounds like the story might be about me.”“You’re not a little girl, anymore.”“I imagine myself to be.”“Fine. Once upon a time, there was a brave little girl. And she wouldn’t stop asking for stories, so the monster gave her one. And it was terrible and sad. The end.”“That’s not a real story,”“I’m not in the mood for a real story today. Are you?”“I’m not in the mood to sit here in silence, staring at the bars of our cell.”“Why do...