From the Corner of His Eye_FROM THE DIARY OF WORKER #6289_The Soleil Gem_It's Not My Fault It Wa
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From the Corner of His Eye
In a spare room on the second floor of his house, Erik fixedly stared at the closed window. It looked like an ordinary window: two thin panes of glass, white wooden frame— just a simple country-style window in a simple country-style home. He stared, and he stared. It was for hours that Erik gazed at the window, unsure why he was so transfixed by it. He could see his reflection in it: his short, espresso-brown hair and clean-shaven face, and his piercing sky-blue eyes. The presence of his image felt odd to him. It felt wrong. He got the inclination that he should ignore the window altogether, ...
FROM THE DIARY OF WORKER #6289
I have decided to write down here in my diary everything I can remember about what happenedwww.onedoor.cc to me and how I came to live elsewhere.Today I found myself waking along a trail through a redwood forest that had somehow survived human mishandling of Mother Earth’s gifts. I stopped and stood before it in awe. I looked down to where the base of the tree united with the ground. I spied a door complete with a doorknob that had materialized and become visible. I stood before that massive redwood tree, and I knew it was a Patriarch tree. I remembered the stories of the Before Time about Patriarch trees...
The Soleil Gem
When the explosion occurred, they fell to the floor. The walls began to shake, and the noise was louder and deeper than they had ever heard before. He shielded her body with his own, covering her mouth with his and keeping her pinned down on the floor. There was fear in her eyes, and she trembled underneath him. She could hear glass windows smashing, doors being ripped off their hinges and terrifying screams that got caught up in the wind and taken to the next world. Her dog laid down beside her, nuzzled his nose into her hand, and feebly attempted to lick her, and then was still. Time froze i...
It's Not My Fault It Was Unlocked
Ok, you may be wondering - why did you go to work Alice? What sort of idiot are you? Well, my logic was that I was not losing my job today, and even though there were hundreds of warnings all over the news, my boss is a very uptight man and told the office we were to all still be at work like usual. So, like all the other robots I work with, I came in. The day was going pretty well, the snow wasn’t that heavy, work was easy-ish, and I had a good lunch. But then at 2, it all came down. Now, I’m stuck at work in a blizzard, with people who are so stuck up they won’t even talk to me. I’m not, nev...